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Reviews of movies major and minor by Harvey O'Brien, who teaches Film
Studies at University College Dublin and is the author of The Real Ireland:
The Evolution of Ireland in Documentary Film (Manchester University
Press, 2004) and co-editor of Keeping it Real: Issues and Directions
in Irish Film and Television (Wallflower Press, 2004).

A Note
Welcme to the new home of Harvey's Movie Reviews. Regular visitors
to this site will have noticed the lack of updates lately. I've been busy
(see above)... I do hope to get back to regular film reviews soon (I've
been doing a lot of theatre reviews on culturevulture.net
and for Irish Theatre Magazine,
and I've also started reviewing books on Irish radio). Anyway, sorry there's
nothing new, but for the moment there's plenty in the archives to peruse
at your leisure. See you in cyberspace again soon, I hope. In the meantime,
please preorder my books at amazon.co.uk and .com as soon as you see them!
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Harvey O'Brien was born in New York. After
his family emigrated to Clare on the rural west coast of Ireland in 1970s,
he instinctively gravitated towards the largest nearby urban centre and
now lives in Dublin. He teaches at the Centre for Film Studies in University College Dublin. He previously taught
at at the National College of Art and Design
and New York University's Tisch School
of the Arts Dublin Programme. He is a contributor to Film
Ireland magazine and writes short fiction. His work has been published
in Cineaste, Historical Journal of
Film, Radio, and Television, Film and Film Culture, and Irish Studies Review.
He also writes theatre reviews for culturevulture.net
and Irish Theatre Magazine.
His book The Real Ireland: The Evolution of Ireland in Documentary Film
is forthcoming from Manchester
University Press.

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