Review: Life Support
Rachel Walshe reflects on Daniele Rugo’s urgent documentary, where medical workers bear witness to Gaza’s devastation, preserving stories of survival, loss and resilience.
Actor Denise Gough is from Wexford and raised in Clare. She is widely recognised for her award-winning stage career, winning two Laurence Olivier Awards for People, Places & Things & Angels in America, eating a Tony Award nomination for the latter. Gough has appeared in a number of roles for screen including Colette, The Other Lamb, Monday, Jimmy’s Hall, '71, Andor, Too Close, Paula, Under the Banner of Heaven and The Fall.
Rachel Walshe reflects on Daniele Rugo’s urgent documentary, where medical workers bear witness to Gaza’s devastation, preserving stories of survival, loss and resilience.
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