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Director
Martin Dwan
Category
Documentary
Revolution in Colour reclaims the story of the Irish struggle for independence during the first quarter of the 20th century from the remote world of black and white to the vibrant world of living colour. A meticulous job of colourisation brings a fresh perspective to the familiar history, imbuing the subjects with a humanity and tangibility that is often absent from the more austere black and white originals. Martin Dwan, experienced director of historical portraits (TK Whitaker, Shay Elliot, John McCormack) traces the narrative exclusively through contemporaneous newsreel and photographs to represent the century-old history with clarity and rigour. Narrated with authority by Allan Leech (Downton Abbey). Notes by Sunniva O’Flynn
90 minutes, Ireland, 2016, Colour
ARCHIVE AT LUNCHTIME – MÍ NA GAEILGE (DOUBLE BILL) 12:15
EAFFI: CAUGHT BY THE TIDES 18.15
EAFFI: IN CONVERSATION – JIANJIE LIN 12.00
EAFFI: LOVE BOUND 15.50
EAFFI: STRANGER EYES 20.40
EAFFI: THE GIRL ON THE RIVER 13.40
FLOW 13:45 (OC), 16:00, 18:15
I’M STILL HERE 20:15
MICKEY 17 15:40
TWO STRANGERS TRYING NOT TO KILL EACH OTHER 13:30, 18:30
WHEN AUTUMN FALLS 11:20, 20:45
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