This is an unusual and unsettling comedy set in 1960s Ireland that explores the loss of innocence. It’s unlike any other coming-of-age story I've encountered, owing to Francie Brady’s inventive storytelling, its commentary on religion, and Sinead O’Connor’s appearance as the Virgin Mary. The film manages to be humorous, heartbreaking, and lingeringly memorable simultaneously. Its narrative revolves around a kindheart…