All posts tagged "Ireland"
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Movie News
The Meeting Star Ailbhe Griffith on the Healing Power of Restorative Justice
April 28, 2021Ever since starring as herself in The Meeting, Ailbhe Griffith has been sharing the story of...
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Movie News
The Meeting Director on Casting a Survivor of Sexual Assault as Herself
April 27, 2021The Meeting tells the true story of a meeting between an Irish woman named Ailbhe Griffith...
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Directing
From Kabul to Kilkenny: How Nora Twomey’s Empowering The Breadwinner Utilizes The Universality Of Storytelling
November 17, 2017Far away from the sparkly castles and enchanted kingdoms where Disney princesses exist, Parvana, a young...
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Directing
School Spirit: Neasa Ní Chianáin and David Rane’s School Life Teaches Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary
September 12, 2017It’s 2017, and as the world grapples with catastrophes, political unrest, and a general sense of...
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Directing
How They Did It: Why Storyboarding was Crucial to Creating the Gothic Big House of The Lodgers
September 8, 2017A brief history lesson: After the Cromwellian invasion of Ireland in the 17th century, when Irish land was...
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Directing
Gay Characters Don’t Need to Hook Up Just Because They’re Gay, Handsome Devil Points Out
May 25, 2017John Butler is the director of the sports comedy Handsome Devil. In this piece he discusses...
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Producing
Continental Divides: Could a U.S. Film Commission, Like The National Ones in Europe, Ever Add Up?
May 1, 2017When surveying the messy U.S. landscape of ever-changing film incentives and the fluctuating health of state...
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