"The Irish in Film," a popular movie series sponsored by Fairfield University's Irish Studies Committee, continues its third series on March 31 with "In Bruges" (2008), an Oscar-nominated brilliant dark comedy written and directed by the award-winning Irish playwright Martin McDonagh screens March 31. Set in Bruges, Belgium, two Irish hit men, Ray (Colin Farrell) and Ken (Brendan Gleeson) who live in London where they bungled a job to kill a priest, are sent to hide out in the medieval city of Bruges by their boss, Harry (Ralph Fiennes). While waiting for Harry to show up, Ray and Ken take in the cultural sights of the city, including a religious painting of purgatory. In typical McDonagh dialogue, the exchanges between the two men are amusing albeit absurd. With "In Bruges," McDonagh, author of the Tony Award