Review: Father Mother Sister Brother
Jim Jarmusch's latest is an ambitious meditation on family, grief, and distance, spanning three continents and three generations. Will Penn reviews.
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Will Penn grew up in Luxembourg. Since moving to Dublin in 2018, his poems and essays have been featured in the Summer Hill Magazine, and the Gorko Gazette. Check out his Instagram page @wildman.will, and follow him on Substack: @willpens.
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Article: "I Try Not to Get Pigeonholed" Tom Hodge on Music, Memory & Scoring Testimony
For Tom Hodge, composing for film is about finding the emotional language beneath the images. As he discusses his Ivor-winning score for Testimony, he reflects on the responsibility of shaping music around stories of trauma, resilience and the ongoing search for justice.
Short Film Review: Something In The Air
Will Penn chases Niamh Barry's powerful documentary.
Review: The Three Urns
Will Penn goes on a musical pilgrimage in his review of 'The Three Urns.'
Review: No Ordinary Heist
Will Penn hits the ultimate payload with Dublin International Film Festival's Irish Premiere of No Ordinary Heist. It isn't often that you feel a buzz around a movie these days. Much ink has been spilled about the state of modern cinema. The last time I could...
Podcast: Midlands Mayhem writer-director Adam Mura & Harpist Joy Shannon
In this podcast, Will Penn speaks with Irish-American harpist Joy Shannon about her new album In The Forest Singing Sorrowless, inspired by J. R. R. Tolkien, and her upcoming Ireland documentary. Dolapo Agunbiade also chats with Adam Mura about his indie series Midlands Mayhem.