I spoke with @TwomeyMichael about his captivating documentary on Youghal's Horgan Brothers, Ireland's pioneering filmmakers. The documentary is a must-see for film fans and will be screened at @TriskelCork tonight.
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On the show today: @tierneysimon on blasphemous adverts; @DermotBannon on free architects; @TwomeyMichael on Ireland's first filmmakers; The world's rarest passport; Hollywood News; @Toxicolly reviews 'Back To Black' & 'Civil War'; @BeerMessiah in CARLSBERG drinking shocker...
"It’s incredible that there were these people in a small fishing town in the south of Ireland who were operating at the same time as the Lumière brothers and Edison and doing the same things." https://t.co/kJDrp4uoHj @TwomeyMichael@uccfilmstudies@CACSSS1
"It’s incredible that there were these people in a small fishing town in the south of Ireland who were operating at the same time as the Lumière brothers and Edison and doing the same things." https://t.co/kJDrp4uoHj @TwomeyMichael@uccfilmstudies@CACSSS1
UPDATE: The Horgan Brothers: Princes of the Picture Theatre will be screened at the Regal Cinema on Monday April 15th at 8pm. Tickets will be available soon at https://t.co/ePiiFkzD5d A pre-screening on Saturday 13th is now fully booked out.
Thrilled to be bringing to the big screen ‘The Horgan Brothers: Princes of the Picture Theatre’. This will be the very first time the Horgan Brothers’ story will be told on film on what is the 120th anniversary of the Horgans’ venture into filmmaking.
@y_gwenda Truthfully, it is not supported. People still drive to Mahon. Maybe something to do with the communal excitement of crowds. Some hate being in a cinema with only a few others. It was the last sign of pride in the town for me on an already decimated area.