The Future Tense review: a witty exploration of 'home'
The latest essay film by Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor finds the pair weighing up whether to move to Ireland from the UK, uncertain about where they would feel most at home.
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The latest essay film by Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor finds the pair weighing up whether to move to Ireland from the UK, uncertain about where they would feel most at home.
Fundació Antoni Tàpies presents exhibitions of work by Goshka Macuga and Antoni Tàpies.
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Greenwich International Film Festival 2021 Interview: Christine Malloy and Joe Lawlor Talk Rose Plays Julie (Exclusive) By Actress Ann Skelly stars in writers-directors-producers Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor’s psychological thriller, ‘Rose Plays Julie.’ Grappling with feelings of being unwanted and displaced in the world is a powerful experience that many young adults contend with as they search for their rightful place in their family. The eponymous protagonist of the upcoming Irish psychological thriller, ‘Rose Plays Julie,’ who’s played by Ann Skelly, is embarking on a meani...