formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Maeve, Murphy’s first and most experimental film, is often characterised as “little seen”. Yet in the 40 years since the film premiered, its reputation has endured. Speaking to this newspaper in 2019, ahead of the television debut of 50 Years … Continued
In the early 1960s the Rowe family of Wexford placed an advert in a Soviet newspaper seeking to make contact with a cousin, Alexander, whom they believed resided somewhere in Russia. One of the family members who placed the advert, … Continued
Reopening of cinemas but not theatres described as ‘inconsistent and illogical’. Source: https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/stage/
The publication of the Government’s roadmap for a phased reopening of Irish society and businesses offered some semblance of hope and structure for anyone wondering about the near and medium-term future. It is also aspirational, hypothetical, and for many businesses, … Continued
The Irish Times Deputy Picture Editor Laura Hutton selects photographs from Ireland and around the world… Read More: https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/images-of-the-day-1.4229831
On the sides of the ghost buses now hurtling through Dublin, you can still see posters for A Quiet Place Part II, one of dozens of films to have their spring releases kyboshed by coronavirus. There’s almost nobody on the … Continued