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War of the Buttons

1995·1h 34m·PG
DramaAdventureFamily
IMDb Rating
★ 7.3/10
4,969 votes

Children from Irish villages engage in mischievous battles using humiliating tactics like cutting off buttons and underwear. They sometimes engage in nude conflicts leading to embarrassing encounters.

War of the Buttons is a 1995 drama adventure movie directed by John Roberts, starring Gregg Fitzgerald, Brendan McNamara, Darragh Naughton. It holds an IMDb rating of 7.3/10 from 4,969 votes and runs 1h 34m.

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Director
John Roberts
Stars
Gregg Fitzgerald
Brendan McNamara
Darragh Naughton
Gerard Kearney
Details
1995-09-29
94 min
Movie
PG
★ United Kingdom, France, Japan, United States
★ English, Irish Gaelic
Keywords
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