Review: Sanatorium
Gemma Creagh checks in to Ireland's Best International Feature Film nominee, Sanatorium.
Gemma Creagh is a writer-director and journalist whose work blends dark humour with emotional weight. Her debut funded short, Conveyance, premiered at the Galway Film Fleadh 2024 and has gone on to screen at festivals worldwide. Her plays have been staged and funded by Axis, About Face, Jerome Hynes One Act Play Series, Arts Council, and Barnstorm. She's the Associate Editor of Film Ireland and sometimes contributes to RTÉ Radio One's Arena.
Gemma Creagh checks in to Ireland's Best International Feature Film nominee, Sanatorium.
Gemma Creagh does a deep dive into Tarrac.
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