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Zombie
Holowcost
Tony Keily reports from the set of the Film
Board's first micro-budget production, Dead Meat, Directed
by Conor McMahon and produced by Ed King.
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Silver
and Red
Niall Kitson on the life and films of the controversial
Italian director, master of the the gothic slasher movie.
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Sidewalk
Sunbather
David Fincher's Fight Club was among
other things a mild recycling of elements of the thought of
Guy Debord. Alan Walsh traces Debord's interaction with cinema
and argues that Fight Club was only the last in a line
of misunderstandings of the ultra-radical anti-philosopher and
his anti-movement Situationism. Extract |
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Classic
Western
Paul Farren reports from the recent Galway
Film Fleadh, which featured an array of new Irish talent, along
with a number of interesting international strands.Extract |
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Let's
Get Digital
Vicki
Parks, Final Cut Pro trainer for Filmbase, looks at the virtues
of the widely-used postproduction package and compares it to
other products on the market. Extract |
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The
Golden Bowl
After its world premiere in Dublin earlier
this year, Joe Griffin caught up with Liz Gill the writer and
director of Goldfish Memory, a mainstream comedy disguised
as an independent Irish film.
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Good
Grieving
Tony McKibbin reflects on how family loss
is treated in recent films by Nanni Moretti, François
Ozon and others.
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The
Uncrowned King of
New York II
Second instalment of Sean McCarthy's
interview with veteran New York actor Victor Argo. This part
includes: working with Abel Ferrera and Christopher Walken,
and Argo's new film Lustre, a low-budget poetic homage
to New York City. Extract
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