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I was fortunate enough to interview the terrific CAROL MORLEY at Galway Film Fleadh! Carol Morley is the director behind films such as Dreams of a life, The Falling, Out Of Blue, The Alchohol Years, Edge, wnd most importantly, her newest film, TYPIST ARTIST PIRATE KING. I got to watch Typist Artist Pirate King at the Fleadh, and I absolutely loved it. It’s a terrific film.
A huge thanks to the amazing people over at Galway Film Fleadh! The GREATEST FILM FESTIVAL ON THE PLANET! Make sure to go check out their website! Hope to see you in 2024! Thanks to Heather Higgins Mackey!
Find out more information about Galway Film Fleadh here!
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Typist Artist Pirate King releases in Irish and UK cinemas on Friday the 3rd of November
ABOUT Typist Artist Pirate King!
“The film is a fictionalised portrait of the late “avant-garde and misunderstood” artist Audrey Amiss. Audrey Amiss was an artist who studied at the Royal Academy of Arts, but was unable to complete her training after being hospitalised due to mental illness. Audrey Amiss died in 2013, leaving behind a vast collection of artworks and writings which were discovered after her death, and subsequently donated to Wellcome Collection.
The film centres on a fictionalised road trip with Audrey Amiss, played by Monica Dolan, and her psychiatric nurse, played by Kelly MacDonald, in which they travel north and reconnect with key individuals and moments from Amiss' past.
The film is based on extensive archival research into Audrey Amiss' archive at Wellcome Collection, undertaken while Carol Morley was a recipient of a Wellcome Screenwriting Fellowship. The film uses imagery and artworks from the archive collection, creating a fictionalised narrative of a real life individual, drawn from archival sources.”
I would really appreciate it if anyone could donate to the national deaf children’s society! Every cents helps! Thanks! ndcs.org.uk
Go follow The National Deaf Children’s Society On Twitter!
@NDCS_UK
Any enquires or messages, you can DM me on twitter! or you can follow me on Twitter, or Instagram!
Daniel Fee33
I was fortunate enough to interview the terrific CAROL MORLEY at Galway Film Fleadh! Carol Morley is the director behind films such as Dreams of a life, The Falling, Out Of Blue, The Alchohol Years, Edge, wnd most importantly, her newest film, TYPIST ARTIST PIRATE KING. I got to watch Typist Artist Pirate King at the Fleadh, and I absolutely loved it. It’s a terrific film.
A huge thanks to the amazing people over at Galway Film Fleadh! The GREATEST FILM FESTIVAL ON THE PLANET! Make sure to go check out their website! Hope to see you in 2024! Thanks to Heather Higgins Mackey!
Find out more information about Galway Film Fleadh here!
galwayfilmfleadh.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnrmlBhDHARIsADJ5b_nGBM0E_bbK1XMeqVa7jj6uo-5AtbCyXSlB81B0N3AREek5V0r9TMoaAkzIEALw_wcB
Find out more information about First Bite Catering here!
https://www.firstbitecatering.ie/?fbclid=PAAaaI9tzLRedvt3hHeDXOThfdQqUhbq8RhgU1Jl3ho_I6Vum4msqRJm7NG6Q_aem_AdCC3ybqlaPR7HW8puAZNI8Y6Ep7c7_YSbC9FZ28SrZr9ouv4nHZOVdhDucAvipVqKY
Typist Artist Pirate King releases in Irish and UK cinemas on Friday the 3rd of November
ABOUT Typist Artist Pirate King!
“The film is a fictionalised portrait of the late “avant-garde and misunderstood” artist Audrey Amiss. Audrey Amiss was an artist who studied at the Royal Academy of Arts, but was unable to complete her training after being hospitalised due to mental illness. Audrey Amiss died in 2013, leaving behind a vast collection of artworks and writings which were discovered after her death, and subsequently donated to Wellcome Collection.
The film centres on a fictionalised road trip with Audrey Amiss, played by Monica Dolan, and her psychiatric nurse, played by Kelly MacDonald, in which they travel north and reconnect with key individuals and moments from Amiss' past.
The film is based on extensive archival research into Audrey Amiss' archive at Wellcome Collection, undertaken while Carol Morley was a recipient of a Wellcome Screenwriting Fellowship. The film uses imagery and artworks from the archive collection, creating a fictionalised narrative of a real life individual, drawn from archival sources.”
I would really appreciate it if anyone could donate to the national deaf children’s society! Every cents helps! Thanks! ndcs.org.uk
Go follow The National Deaf Children’s Society On Twitter!
@NDCS_UK
Any enquires or messages, you can DM me on twitter! or you can follow me on Twitter, or Instagram!
Daniel Fee33
