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Sarah writes:
A friend of mine has travelled to Ireland from France to make a great documentary showing off many sides of Dublin (from the thrill of being able to shop in a 24h Tesco, to a lock in with a bit of trad!).
The documentary has been shortlisted to a list of eight shows, but only one will be selected for broadcast on French TV, based on the public vote. Any and all votes would be very much appreciated.
Regardez un touriste française qui bénéficie de la culture charmant de la boisson de Dublin et votez ici.
Tech Noir – a single serving site of cinematographic gifs with subtle but highly atmospheric movements.
Yes, If We Don’t, Remember Me is the daddy when it comes to this kind of thing but, hey, it’s all good.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAFw5ZZvdQE
Orla Smith writes:
An excellent Irish version of Jack Nicholson’s speech [as Col. Nathan R. Jessup] from A Few Good Men, courtesy of students at DkIT
Tongue in cheek.
We liked it.
Would YOU like to help finish a movie narrated by golden-throated actor John Hurt.
You have ONE more day
Brian Duggan writes:
“The last day Diary’, is a new HD Film based on the last written testimony of Nate Champion who was attacked and shot during the Johnson county war 1892.
“The first part of the film and the voiceover is already recorded in Dublin with actor John Hurt. The second part is going to be filmed in the United States in Wyoming and New Jersey. I need funds to rent equipment in the US, travel to the film locations in Kaycee Wyoming, and record a soundtrack in New Jersey with composer David Mansfield.
All monies raised will go towards this project, and if we get over the target it will be used for renting better sound recording equipment and in the post production of the film.”
And Brian has just 24 hours left on fundit.
A few cent can’t Hurt.
Momzillas
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Flavorwire‘s compilation of some of the most egregious mummies in film, just in time for Mother’s Day (as opposed to Mothering Sunday) tomorrow.
A supercut of some of Gary Oldman’s more colourful fecal-misplacement scenes in honour of the actor’s 55th birthday, which was yesterday.
Previously: Four Minutes Of Nicolas Cage Losing His Sh*t