Irish Film Review: Pure Grit
Naemi Victoria hits the home stretch on Kate Bartley's 'Pure Grit', thrilling tale of extreme bareback horse racing, and an intimate love story.
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Kim has been shooting documentaries since the 90s & LEMONADE is her debut narrative feature as writer-director, starring Lewis Brophy and Barry Keoghan. She grew up in Paris and is now based in Ireland, where she runs Frontline Films. Her co-directed documentary The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (2003) premiered at SXSW and won international acclaim. A multiple award winner, she has received Grierson, IDA, Banff honours, 2 Galway Film Fleadh awards & 6 IFTA nominations.
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