Moondance

REVIEW
Two Irish brothers -- wacky ne'er-do-wells who "live by their own rules" -- share a strong bond, an unshakable familial love that can't be tainted; except by a sexy young thing, of course. When their aunt complains that the younger sibling must go to school instead of galavanting around the Irish countryside all day, her teenage companion -- a pretty, bright lass -- offers to tutor the irrepressible lad. The close-knit bros are soon embroiled in a web of jealousy and lust of a strictly juvenile bent. Clichéd, hackneyed, lightly annoying drama plays like a Gaelic "Dawson's Creek" -- if you like airy teen angst, you may get some enjoyment out of this piffle.