Review: Unbreakable: The Mark Pollock Story
Steven Galvin reviews Ross Whitaker’s moving documentary portrait of Mark Pollock, tracing his extraordinary resilience, determination and fight to walk again following a life-changing spinal injury.
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Film Ireland Editor-in-chief, Steven is an editor, musician & visual artist. He holds a first-class MA in Film & TV Studies from DCU. Steven became Editor of Film Ireland in 2013, leading its shift from print to digital. An audio-visual artist, he has performed at venues including The Button Factory & The Sugar Club. He has worked in sound mixing, composition & editing across film and theatre, and provides freelance services to industry bodies while also teaching editing and lecturing at IADT.
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