Review: The Miami Showband Massacre
June Butler checks out the Netflix doc The Miami Showband Massacre, directed by Stuart Sender.
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June Butler is an artist, writer, and avid moviegoer. She lists Lars von Trier, Gaspar Noé, and Wong Kar-Wai among her favourite directors. June has held several solo exhibitions of her paintings both here in Dublin and Tokyo, Japan. June’s paintings have been sold to the late Charles Haughey, the late Sir Anthony J. F. O’Reilly, and Sir Michael Smurfit, among others. In 2002, June embarked on a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, graduating in 2007.
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Review: Dirty God
June Butler was at the Dublin International Film Festival for a screening of Sacha Polak’s Irish co-production 'Dirty God'.
Review: Floating Structures at DIFF
June Butler takes a look at Feargal Ward and Adrian Duncan's Reel Art film, Floating Structures, which shines a light on buildings and structures that seem as though they have emerged from another world.
Review: Birdbox
Brave enough to take a peak?
Article: "This Film is Really a Eulogy," Katrina Costello, Director of 'The Silver Branch'
June Butler spoke with director Katrina Costello about her documentary 'The Silver Branch', which tells the story of Patrick McCormack, a farmer and poet whose family have lived in the Burren for generations.
Short Film Review: Gone
June Butler takes a long look at Patrick Maxwell's short 'Gone'.