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'Route Irish' Screening At Stranger Than Fiction Festival

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Friday August 29, 2008 23:44

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'Route Irish' has been selected for screening at the 'Stranger Than Fiction' documentary festival. It will be shown in the IFI on Friday 26th September at 1pm. Details and booking information at this link http://strangerthanfiction.ie/route_irish.html

Information about the film and how to download a copy at this page: http://www.indymedia.ie/routeirish

Here's the blurb from the Stranger than Fiction Website:

"Make no mistake, Route Irish is a protest film. Made from what many would consider to be a radical point of view, Route Irish is certainly not the kind of film to be found on national television, nor circulating on the screens of our nation’s cinemas. In many ways, this is the film’s strength. Unbeholden to anyone, director Eamonn Crudden tells his story exactly as he wants. Gone are the focus pulls and sweeping scores of the high budget documentaries; Route Irish is a nuts and bolts activist film. Passionate and angry, Route Irish looks at the US invasion, via Shannon airport, of Iraq, and asks the question “what has happened to Irish neutrality?”.

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Comments (4 of 4)

See you at this flick

by Ciaron - Ploughshares

Fri Sep 26, 2008 07:56

A couple of Pitstops, the recently returned $7million plowshares hammer and folks still involved in anti-war activism and resistance will
be at this screening..folks would like to connect after it for informal disussion on the war and resisting it etc

Also available at this screeening will be Harry Browne's book "Hammered by the Irish"
www.counterpunch.org

Thanks to all who attended

by ec

Sat Sep 27, 2008 13:14

Nice to see a good crowd. Thanks to all who came along and particularly to those who stayed around to chant through the afternoon. Read Harry's book on the train home. It's excellent.

hare-krishna stylee

by piper

Sat Sep 27, 2008 14:34

"who stayed around to chant through the afternoon"

I knew the anti -war crowd was a bit of a cult but chanting now? for a whole afternoon? I'm surprised you didn't get turfed out of the IFI....

: )

oops

Sat Sep 27, 2008 19:54

or should i say ohmm

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