Archive for the ‘Film’ Category
The Brothers of Charity filming with Waterford Arts
Ciorclach drama workshop of The Brothers Of Charity, in partnership with Waterford Youth Arts have been creating a movie this past week.
Horror at The Cathedral!
The 1932 version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is recognised as one of the greatest horror films of all time – and there is a rare opportunity to see it.
A Deiseman’s memories
If you end up at the cinema over the next few weeks and happen to go and see ‘Robin Hood’, the new movie starring Russell Crowe, don’t get a fright if about an hour into it you hear a flat Waterford accent shouting at Mr Crowe.
Review: Clash of the Titans
When the King and Queen of Argos anger the gods by destroying a monument of Zeus and declaring the beauty of their daughter Andromeda was greater than any goddess, they provoke Hades to unleash the Kraken, a terrible beast on the city.
Review: The Blindside
The true story of Michael Oher, a homeless boy whose future looked bleak until he met Leigh Anne Tuohy who helped him become an All American football star.
Review: Old Dogs
Dan suddenly learns about the existence of his seven year old twins and must care for them while there mother spends two weeks in jail.
Review: Alice in Wonderland
Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland tells the story of Alice Kingsleigh, a young woman who feels trapped in Victorian society she falls down a hole into Wonderland.
Stockhausen event at Christ Church Cathedral
As part of Waterford New Music Week 2010, there is a rare chance to see a screening of a film documentary on the music of Karlheinz Stockhausen.
The Lovely Bones
Susie Salmon is a young girl who is savagely murdered near her home just as her life has started to begin.
Jonathan Morris at Christ Church Cathedral
A native of Wexford, young pianist Jonathan Morris is currently studying under Hugh Tinney at the Royal Irish Academy of Music and is a Leaving Certificate student at Newtown School in Waterford.