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Director John Carney has a very particular set of skills…this week, the gang discusses those skills and how they’re on display in his latest, FLORA AND SON, starring Eve Hewson. Then, we debate a Hotline question about works of genius.

What's Good
Alonso - Bing and Billie and Frank and Ella and Judy and Barbra by Dan Callahan
Drea - extra large green seedless grapes
Siobhan - going out to dinner
Ify - WGA Strike ending/Bob’s Big Boy

ITIDIC

1. SAG-AFTRA and Studios Meet to Negotiate this week
2. Outfest Has Been In the Headlines This Past Week…
3. Beyonce’s Concert Film Drops in December, Also via AMC

Staff Picks
Alonso - Begin Again
Drea - Showing Up
Siobhan - The Killing of Two Lovers, Arthur
Ify - Saw II

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With:
Drea Clark
Alonso Duralde
Ify Nwadiwe
Siobhan Fallon Hogan

Producer Marissa Flaxbart
Sr. Producer Laura Swisher

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With
Drea Clark
Alonso Duralde
Ify Nwadiwe

Produced by Marissa Flaxbart
Sr. Producer Laura Swisher

Tina Turner's phenomenal success in the 1960s and 70s masked the destructive tempest of her personal life. Now, her powerful story is laid open in Tina: The Tina Turner Musical. It features Tina's hits with a book written by the Pulitzer and Olivier Award-winner Katori Hall — a renowned chronicler of the black experience in the American South.

Also, The Darlinghurst Theatre Company's sell-out production of the romantic musical Once returns to play its biggest stage yet and we learn about a new play from Northern Ireland that sheds light on the private struggles of young people in out-of-home care.

0:00 - Intro & Summary

2:00 - Movie Discussion

43:22 - Cast & Crew/Awards

55:00 - Pop Culture

1:07:06 -  Rankings & Ratings

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On this episode we sit down with Irish writer/director Brendan Muldowney to discuss his upcoming film The Cellar, which will see a release on Shudder April 15th. Brendan, known for his films Love Eternal and The Pilgrimmage, discusses his new film, his influences, and also debunks some ghost stories. Enjoy!

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Dave Finnegan is a gifted musician and performer from Dublin, who rose to worldwide super stardom in 1991 with the Oscar nominated hit movie 'The Commitments'. Here Dave talks candidly about his life, his success and his demons.
Every great song writer is a great story teller, so sit back and enjoy a hugely entertaining and often brutally honest account of life on the road, worldwide recognition and no matter what life throws at you - always getting back up!

It's all right here on 'IN-DEPTH' with Eugene Horan.

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Are you a Tight Arse?

With Fiona being packed and shipped back to the motherland with no real issues... Other than a 24-hour delay due to presenting the wrong Covid test (It sounds like Ireland doesn't want her back; no worries, England and I will take the hit), I insisted before attempting to board that aborted flight, we squeezed in an Irish-themed episode so the show and listeners can mourn our collective two-week loss.

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Upon reflection, I'm unsure if watching two homeless blokes addicted to heroin (Adam & Paul) mooch around the streets of Dublin was the correct tone-setter for the prodigal daughter's big return? Something abit more fun and feel-good like The Wind That Shakes the Barley, perhaps?... If you've ever had the misfortune of listening to 5 seconds of any Ben and Fiona-led episode, then you know that episode is long overdue. 

We get into a semi-interesting conversation about our widely different experiences with the homeless - Fiona encountered and helped many through her job. On the other hand, my limited encounters culminate in attempts to give away Maccy D's food (unopened) I didn't need after devouring 40 nuggets and a big mac meal. A learning experience, certainly. 

I heard someone say that Adam & Paul is "the saddest funniest film you'll see." 

 
I would urge everyone to seek out this "Bleak but beautiful experience".

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On this episode, we need to talk about The Racer, Kieron J. Walsh's new film which is released in UK and Irish cinemas on the 18 December, but the film will also be available on online VOD services as well.

Jim is joined by local blogger James Oliver to chat about the film and also speaks with singer/actress Tara Lee who features within the film.

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RE-RELEASE in honour of St. Patricks Day. We review the wonderful documentary 'Strange Occurrences in a Small Irish Village' (2016) Knock is a small Irish village but it has big heart. We talk miracles, moving statues and movie making. 

This documentary is available to buy at www.aro.ie/aroeshop/sites/knoc…&pid=17298&treeid=2

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www.amazon.com/Strange-Occurrenc…age/dp/B0775Y81RK

This week, we are speaking with horror film director and writer Conor McMahon. Conor’s fascination with the horror movies originated after seeing audiences laugh and enjoy the goofy shorts he was making with his friends. It was also a way for him to deal with his own anxieties and worries. By the age of 16 he was determined to be a filmmaker and have his first feature by the age of 23. He achieved that with the horror comedy Dead Meat, the first ever horror to be funded by the Irish Film Board. Since then he has made the feature films Stitches and From the Dark. He is currently working on his newest film, Hive Mind.

Conor exudes the very essence of the Green Rebel - a person who feels the passion for their creativity so strongly that it compels them to make things. In the conversation, we cover topics like:

• the power of determination and how vital it is in creating and succeeding,
• his sources of inspiration for characters and storylines,
• the importance of story versus the significance of aesthetics in filmmaking,
• getting over vanity and the paralyses of perfection,
• the importance of working with the right people
• and more.

Presented by Emily O'Callaghan and Irina Dzhambazova.
Produced by Irina Dzhambazova.
Music by Le Boom.

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