Sunday, 23 October 2011

IRELAND'S GREATEST LIVING FILM DIRECTOR?

Anyone who reads books/articles on Irish cinema will usually have to read full chapters about Jim Sheridan and Neil Jordan. Both laughably overrated. However, it's strange that a more successful Irish director never gets a mention? That director being Kenneth Branagh. Even stranger is that he's from Northern Ireland and has yet to make an IRA movie? Maybe he's above all this and concentrates instead on Shakespeare?
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