'Honor Roll Boys' (MiamisFF Review): A Bit of Harmless Fun
Initially feeling like a passionate group having a bit of harmless fun with filmmaking, it leads to something sinister enough to leave a mark.
David Nihill: Cultural Appreciation
It’s going against everything Irish in me to call it special but that seems the done thing so here it is: My new comedy (not so) special Cultural Appreciation. The tricky thing with short form social media is to truly share ideas and stories (especially Irish stories!). Many of you will have seen 60 second or less clips that don’t give me time to tell the full story behind the thoughts so here they all are, for free because I want to share them with you, and I appreciate your support. If you are reading this you are a true legend in your own undergarments.
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It’s going against everything Irish in me to call it special but that seems the done thing so here it is: My new comedy (not so) special Cultural Appreciation. The tricky thing with short form social media is to truly share ideas and stories (especially Irish stories!). Many of you will have seen 60 second or less clips that don’t give me time to tell the full story behind the thoughts so here they all are, for free because I want to share them with you, and I appreciate your support. If you are reading this you are a true legend in your own undergarments.
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