Review: Broken Law
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Narayan Van Maele18
Narayan Van Maele ISC is a BAFTA- & IFTA-nominated Irish cinematographer working across features, documentaries and commercials. His credits include Oscar, BAFTA and IFTA-winning An Irish Goodbye, 35mm feature GUTLAND, and BAFTA-nominated Dublin Narcos, You Are Not My Mother, Double Blind, Sunlight, Broken Law, Million Dollar Pigeons, Fréamhacha, One Last Deal, Blumhouse’s Soulm8te & Spider Island. He has received three IFTA cinematography nominations & won Best Cinematography at Newport.
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