Gulp.
Thanks Cathal O’Rourke
Monthly Archives: October 2012
Democracy starts and ends here,
In the land that we all once held dear,
To see the left choose,
To start blaming the jews,
Is proof that the whole world’s gone queer.
John Moynes
Abercrummy
at
Thar she goes.
Passive House Plus writes:
What was Blackrock Baths, Dublin. Construction workers with water lapping around their ankles
Time (out of picture).
Kenny To Be Greeted By Sligo Protests (BreakingNews.ie)
ViaEileen Magnier and Aaron Henry
Sheet
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All You Need
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Via Eve Kearney
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXkccpnoetw
What you may need to know:
1. The writer (Mark Boal) and director (Kathryn Bigalow) behind The Hurt Locker (2008) were ready to shoot a film on the 2001 US military siege of Tora Bora – the one where Osama Bin Laden got away – when Bin Laden was eliminated. They swiftly scrapped that one, and made this one instead.
2. James Gandolfini alert @ ’40. Always a good thing.
3. We just realised that it’s 25 YEARS since Kathryn Bigalow made the sublime Near Dark (1987) – the best vampire movie you’ve never seen.
4. Suggested Alternative Tagline: ‘All it took to bring Bin Laden down was one hot redhead…And Andy from Parks And Recreation.’
Release (ireland): January
The film, which is produced by Cork based production company, Epic Productions, is shooting a climatic scene in The Quays Bar in Galway, on Monday, 29th October and has issued a call for extras.
Given the recent furore over the portrayal of Muhammad on film, one would imagine that filmmakers would steer clear of such controversial topics.
“Well, we’re lucky that Christians have a much better sense of humor about this kind of thing…” says film director, Chris Cullen. ‘Besides, our film is very respectful to the story of Jesus, our intention is not to cause offense, but to encourage people to question; suppose Jesus was born in contemporary Ireland? And suppose he was a musician? Then this is his story!”