Irish film: the emergence of a contemporary cinema

Martin McLoone

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Cinema History and Criticism Cinema and Media Studies Irish and British Studies

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Cultural nationalism and popular culture in ireland cinematic Ireland - the traditions of representation modernization and cultural ferment in Ireland re-imaging the nation - issues and themes in recent Irish cinema violence and Northern Ireland the abused child of history - The Butcher Boy landscapes and community - December Bride women, nation, identity short films and the new generation.

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