Last Days in Dublin (2001)

Diretor:

Lance Daly

Roteirista:

Lance Daly (writer)

Gênero:

Drama

Comentários dos utilizadores:

A satisfactory Irish effort

Elenco

Grattan Smith	...	Monster
Wuzza Conlon	...	Freddy (as M.C. Wuzza)
Hughie Kelly
Louis Scott
Nell McCafferty
Jimmy Keogh
John Kavanagh
Willie Higgins
Aloysious McCoy
Robbie Atkinson
Tommy Atkinson
Paul Tylack
Nial O'Brien		(as Cornelius O'Brien)
Laurence Kinlan
resto do elenco por ordem alfabética:
David Norris		(as Senator David Norris)

Dirigido por
Lance Daly

Créditos como roteirista (em ordem alfabética)
Lance Daly		writer

Produzido por
Lance Daly	....	producer
Macdara Kelleher	....	associate producer
Hughie Kelly	....	executive producer
Neil O'Brien	....	associate producer

Música Original de
GoBlimpsGo

Direção de Fotografia de
Ivan McCullough

Montado por
Macdara Kelleher

Assistente de Direção
Morgan Bushe	....	first assistant director
Zoe Jermyn	....	third assistant director
Mary McGinity	....	third assistant director
Arran Murphy	....	second assistant director

Som
Michelle Cunniffe	....	sound re-recording mixer
Robert Flanagan	....	sound mixer (as Rob Flanagan)
Fionn Higgins	....	sound editor
Fiadhnait McCann	....	boom operator
Gerard Roche	....	sound re-recording mixer
Shaun Young	....	sound mixer

Fotografia a Departamento Elétrico
Andrew Edger	....	clapper loader
Macdara Kelleher	....	camera operator
Olivia Morahan	....	focus puller
Philip Rogan	....	still photographer

Mais equipe técnica
Zoe Desmond	....	script supervisor

Companhias de Produção

• Fatface Productions

Outras Companhias

• Ardmore Sound  sound re-recording

País:

Ireland

Língua:

Inglês

Cor:

Preto e Branco

Companhia :

Fatface Productions

A satisfactory Irish effort

What can I say. Since the mid-90's the Irish film industry has spawned a wide amount of similar crime films. It was my delight to stumble upon this rare beauty one Monday night. We finally have a film that does not have gangsters, murderers, rapists etc. Instead we have a young man (Monster) who is desperate to escape his native city of Dublin and travel to see the delights of the outside world.

We open with a beautifully shot credit sequence which does the D.O.P proud. Monster sets out on his adventure where says goodbye to his friends and his grandfather only to get mugged on the way to the ferry. What follows is a funniest adventure over the course of three months. Monster tells his story and his encounters with a variety of oddballs through what he calls " Monsters Log ".

It is easy to point out what I like about this film. Firstly it is the excellent quality of the technical side that the crew captured. Secondly it's the characters and their story lines which had me aching in pain from start to finish and lastly the character " Monster " seems to be in all my friends I know these days in Ireland. We all want to get the hell out of the country too.

Writer/Producer/Director Lance Daly has a very good show on his hands that proves to be excellent debut in the film world & I will be looking out for his next effort " Hallo Effect ".