Failing Better Most Things Film Education.
Alumnus @lfsorguk - @OxfordDeptofEd
Member Media Literacy Ireland & @SRNconference
Adaptations plus - CUT TO: 🎬
#OTD 1923, Longford's Cinema featured The Witch Woman (US: World, 1918), starring Ethel Clayton, in "a strange and fascinating photoplay which gives this popular star one of the best roles of her career." Images: Longford Leader & Moving Picture World. #EarlyIrishCinema1923
The book's ambition is to uniquely yoke familiar histories of New Hollywood with aspects of critical theory that, since the 1950s, have embraced advances in the New Rhetoric as pioneered by literary theorist, philosopher, social analyst and educator Kenneth Burke (1897-1993).
Two more weeks until our annual screening of THE DEAD, featuring an introduction from cast member Ingrid Craigie.
Don't miss your chance to catch this pitch-perfect James Joyce adaptation on it's original #35mm print 🎞
Book now 🎟 https://t.co/BePJ9UJJ39
“You have to be able to fail, and you have to be willing to fail constantly”: Sally Abbott shares. WFT was delighted to welcome Sally at Windmill Lane Dublin for the last in-person event this year – the flagship Changemakers Series!
Ardán through Galway Film Centre announce their first international speaker for FÍS TV Summit 2024, multi-award-winning writer, producer, and showrunner Kerry Ehrin, best known for her work on The Morning Show, Bates Motel, Friday Night Lights.
https://t.co/VtXEQYThww
Dear Mercy Hospital Cork
Can you please have mercy on these homes
We're in a housing emergency & surely as a public voluntary hospital you can do better
Property hoarding is not a great look & dereliction is vandalism
Everyone deserves a home
#DerelictIreland#HousingCrisis
“Writing a novel is a terrible experience, during which the hair often falls out and the teeth decay. I'm always irritated by people who imply that writing fiction is an escape from reality. It is a plunge into reality and it's very shocking to the system.”
― Flannery O'Connor
Barbie director Greta Gerwig is 40 today. In the production notes for her film Lady Bird she cited the influence of Joan Didion, also from Sacramento. She said discovering Didion was "as shattering as if I'd grown up in Dublin and suddenly read James Joyce."
“The main mission of a writer is not to have opinions, but to tell the truth… and to refuse to be an accomplice of lies and inaccurate information. Literature is the house of nuance and opposition to the voices of simplification."
~ Susan Sontag
thanks to @zarandillo
Deeply sad news on the passing of Sinéad O'Connor, an iconic singer, writer, mother, Irish woman. May she rest in peace 💚
Ar dheis Dé go Raibh a hAnam
https://t.co/MdE1GDggVg
5 mins before going LIVE on the Late Late Show Sinead called me into her dressing room and said she wanted to sing ‘The Times They are Changing’ ..
She spoke about Clerical abuse and then with NO REHEARSAL OR SOUND CHECK just got up and sang her heart out
https://t.co/L9Vedsb5Si
I went to the same school as Sinéad in Blackrock, Dublin - I remember her so clearly. She was incredibly quiet, thoughtful, gentle, witty, and stunningly, naturally beautiful. She was fearless and fragile - and completely unique. May she find peace at last. #SinéadOConnor 1/2