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Tag Archives: 2018
Movie review: Anon (2018) directed by Andrew Niccol
Product info: An unspecified English-speaking country in an unspecified future. A police detective called Sal Frieland (Clive Owen) has to find a serial murderer who is also an exceptionally good hacker and, most probably, a woman. She (Amanda Seyfried) can … Continue reading
Posted in dystopia, movie review, noir thriller, sci-fi
Tagged 2018, andrew niccol, Anon, cyber thriller, meh
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Siúil, Siúil, Siúil a Rún – a bit of Irish history in a folk song
In order to celebrate St Patrick’s Day I am going to dissect a bit ‘Siúil a Rún’, a traditional Irish song and one of my folk favourites. There will be blood! 🙂 The title translates to “go, my love” (or ‘walk my … Continue reading
Posted in history, miscellaneous essays
Tagged 2018, analysis, folk irish song, siuil a ruin, st patrick's day
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