Issue 108
Contents
Neil Jordan interview (Breakfast on Pluto)
David Puttnam, Bernard Maclaverty and John Lynch on Cal
Exhibition Special: History of Dublin Cinemas I; Pete Walsh interview; access>CINEMA; 3epkano; Future Shorts; 'Reel Parents' screenings; Viral video clip; Present and future of cinema and DVD video; Dublin Cinemas: A Pictorial Selection book review
L.A. Dicks: interview to Michael Madsen adn Dean Alioto
Peter Lennon interview (Rocky Road to Dublin)
Kerry Film Festival report.
Reviews: Breakfast on Pluto, Get Rich or Die Tryin'.
Books: The Story of Irish Film, The Cinema of Britain and Ireland.
Neil Jordan interview (Breakfast on Pluto)
David Puttnam, Bernard Maclaverty and John Lynch on Cal
Exhibition Special: History of Dublin Cinemas I; Pete Walsh interview; access>CINEMA; 3epkano; Future...
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Issue 109
Contents
Anthony Byrne interview (Short Order)
Paul Mercier's interview (Studs)
The Dardenne Brothers interview (L'Enfant)
Brothers Jason and Jonathan Figgis interview (3Crosses)
History of Dublin Cinemas II
Cuba's Potemkin: I am Cuba
Scoring Points: Composers' Module at this year's Filmmakers' Lab
Robert Altman retrospective
Noveslist/screenwriter Deborah Moggach interview (Pride and Prejudice)
Dublin Int'l Film Festival report.
Reviews: Short Order , The Boys and Girl from County Clare.
Books: Hitchcock and 20th Century Cinema, Fran?ois Truffaut at Work.
Anthony Byrne interview (Short Order)
Paul Mercier's interview (Studs)
The Dardenne Brothers interview (L'Enfant)
Brothers Jason and Jonathan Figgis interview (3Crosses)
History of Dublin Cinemas II...
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Issue 110
Contents
Can art and entertainment co-exist in the same work?
The making of John Boorman's Excalibur
Art on screen, an overview of the forms art/cinema can take
Rose Lowder and Les Archives du Film Experimental d'Avgnon
Carlo Montanaro interview (co-artistic director of the Asolo International Art Film Festival
Vivienne Dick's retrospective
John Hurt interview
Jean-Luc Godard and Anne-Marie Mi?ville's Soft and Hard
Dominik Moll interview (Lemming)
Intervention Beef, a review of state intervention in film production.
Reviews: Sugar, Pavee Lackeen DVD, Breakfast on Pluto DVD, Cache (Hidden) DVD
Books: Andrei Tarkovsky: The Pocket Essential Guide
Can art and entertainment co-exist in the same work?
The making of John Boorman's Excalibur
Art on screen, an overview of the forms art/cinema can take
Rose...
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Issue 111
Contents
Ken Loach and Paul Laverty interview (The Wind that Shakes the Barley)
Dylan Moran interview (Tell it to the Fishes)
Ardmore Sound: The importance of post-production sound
Commercial's director Enda McCallion interview
The work of the locations department in Becoming Jane
The state of production in Northen Ireland
Practical guide to short film funding
Writer/director Terry George interview
2006 Cannes Film Festival Report
Introduction to manga.
Reviews: The Wind that Shakes the Barley, Mise eire DVD, Cinema 16: American Short Films DVD
Books: Acting Irish in Hollywood
Ken Loach and Paul Laverty interview (The Wind that Shakes the Barley)
Dylan Moran interview (Tell it to the Fishes)
Ardmore Sound: The importance of post-production sound
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Issue 112
Contents
David Gleeson interview (The Front Line)
25th Anniversary of the first Irish Film Board
50th Anniversary of The Searchers
Peter Bogdanovich interview
IFTN CEO ?ine Moriarty interview
Rainer Werner Fassbinder retrospective
Forgotten British Cinema
The High School massacre in film
New short film column.
Reviews: The Front Line, L'Enfant DVD, Tristan & Isolde DVD
Books: The Way Hollywood Tells It: Story and Style in Modern Movies
David Gleeson interview (The Front Line)
25th Anniversary of the first Irish Film Board
50th Anniversary of The Searchers
Peter Bogdanovich interview
IFTN CEO ?ine Moriarty...
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Issue 113
Contents
Matthew Macfayden interview (Middletown)
Director Andrea Arnold interview (Red Road)
Online resources for filmmakers
The new home for indie film?
The net for the avid cinephile
Nobody Wants Your Film and low-budget filmmaking
A look at the ways in which established filmmakers use the web
The YouTube phenomenon
Promoting Cinema on the Web
Short film and the internet
Reviews: Middletown, The Wind that Shakes the Barley DVD, Michael Haneke Trilogy DVD
Books: Cinema and Northern Ireland
Matthew Macfayden interview (Middletown)
Director Andrea Arnold interview (Red Road)
Online resources for filmmakers
The new home for indie film?
The net for the avid cinephile...
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