Tag: "June Butler"
Review of Irish Film @ ADIFF 2018: The Science of Ghosts
June Butler is haunted by Niall McCann’s observational drama centres on well-known Irish musician Adrian Crowley.
Gerry Gregg, Director of ‘Condemned to Remember’
June Butler talks to director Gerry Gregg about his film Condemned to Remember in which Irish Holocaust Survivor Tomi Reichental celebrates his 80th birthday in a Dublin Mosque and embarks on epic journey across a Europe in turmoil.
Book Review: The Chaplin Machine: Slapstick, Fordism and the International Communist Avant-Garde
June Butler takes a look at Owen Hatherley’s ‘The Chaplin Machine: Slapstick, Fordism and the International Communist Avant-Garde.’
Book Review: Alex Cox’s Introduction to Film – A Director’s Perspective
June Butler finds a lot to like in ‘Alex Cox’s Introduction to Film – A Director’s Perspective’.
ADIFF Irish Film Review: Hubert Butler: Witness to the Future
June Butler takes in Johnny Gogan’s documentary about Irish essayist Hubert Butler: Witness to the Future, which screened at the Audi Dublin International Film Festival.
Podcast Interview: Grainne Humphreys, ADIFF Festival Director
June Butler chats to Grainne Humphreys, the festival director of the Audi Dublin International Film Festival, about the selection process involved in the festival and what’s in store for Irish film lovers this year.
DVD Review: A Doctor’s Sword
June Butler unsheathes the DVD of ‘A Doctor’s Sword’, Gary Lennon’s documentary about Aidan MacCarthy, an Irish doctor, who, at 28, joined the RAF in London as the 2nd World war began.
Book Review: Hollywood’s Second Sex The Treatment of Women in the Film Industry, 1900 – 1999
June Butler reviews Irish author Aubrey Malone’s latest book, ‘Hollywood’s Second Sex The Treatment of Women in the Film Industry, 1900 – 1999’.
GAZE Film Festival Report: Irish Shorts
June Butler was at a screening of Irish short films at the recent GAZE Film Festival.
Short Film Review: Leave
June Butler takes a look at Mike Hayes’ ” incredibly clever” short film ‘Leave’.
Short Film Review: Sandboy
June Butler mixes with weird figures made of sand dotting the scorched earth of an abandoned junk yard in Vittoria Colonna’s short film ‘Sandboy’, a tale of loss and redemption.
