Showing posts with label 'finally some good female directors in irish cinema'. Show all posts
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Saturday, 9 April 2011
FINALLY SOME GOOD FEMALE DIRECTORS IN IRISH CINEMA!
Shoot the Cabbage has previously posted how bad Irish movies are when directed by women. However although true, this week we has seen two VERY impressive features (Snap, All good children) both from female directors (one Irish, one English). Add in last year's best Irish film (Foxes) which was also directed by a woman (from Eastern Europe). Also too, add in the non-Irish-themed As if I am not there which was directed by an Irish woman. So things are certainly getting better and the future is hopefully bright for Irish cinema!
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