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‘The Last Comedy Club On Mars’

The high art of getting a laugh.

Keano writes:

‘We asked Dublin’s top comedians to gather together in the Last Comedy Club on Mars to discuss their comedy philosophy and perform a routine.

‘They said NO.

‘So instead we found a retired special branch detective, a woman who wants to reverse climate change, and a taxidermist. For one night only. Thankfully.’

FRO Life Experience

Self-help for self-isolators: surviving yourself in quarantine.

Keano, of FRO Films, writes:

Self-help books through the heady days of the 1980s and the 1990s coached us how to maximise our relationships with our partners, families and dogs.

Now in the new world of isolation, we need to adapt this self-empowerment to handle our relationship with ourself while in our new self confinement.

Are you driving yourself nuts distracting yourself while trying to work from home?

Are you bored of yourself ranting on with the same nonsense every day as you start to talk to yourself?

Here are some quarantine hacks to survive self-isolation with yourself.

Previously: FRO Films on Broadsheet

Hidden Dublin: Blessington Basin

Keano, of FRO Films, writez:

“WE ARE ALL GOING TO DIE!

“Not immediately though… As rockets soar above the Middle East, the world is greeting the new year stressed.

“I’d like to spend 2020 discovering the peaceful oases in pockets around our country. One which I discovered recently, on escape while waiting at the Mater hospital (stressed), was the wonderful Blessington basin.

“Here is a short video meditating on the beauty and serenity of this little gem in the heart of Dublin’s north inner city.”

Previously: FRO Films On Broadsheet

‘The Most Important Love Of All’

Keano, of FRO Films, writes:

In the lead-up to Valentine’s Day we are bombarded with images of blissfully happy couples exchanging teddy bears and taking out mortgages to buy each other expensive jewellery.

This can be a very difficult week for those who are single, alone, or feeling lonely and isolated. Here is a one-minute reminder of the most important love of all.

Any excuse.

Previously: FRO Films on Broadsheet