Review: An Irish Atlantic Rainforest
'An Irish Atlantic Rainforest' is a timely documentary that pairs striking cinematography with a compelling portrait of rewilding. Ellie Traynor wades into the undergrowth/
Iseult Howlett8
Iseult is an editor & director with almost two decades of experience. She has worked across documentaries, TV & shorts, earning recognition for her editing, including IFTA nominations for I Am Immigrant and My Astonishing Self: Gabriel Byrne on George Bernard Shaw. She made her directing debut with The Grass Ceiling, a documentary exploring women, sport, body image & confidence. Other credits include Connected, WB Yeats: No Country for Old Men, Birdsong, LOMU and An Irish Atlantic Rainforest.
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