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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11Where can the film be seen in Dublin or where can it be bought?
It's early days yet, but there is some interest from other festivals etc and distributers have to be found. But I'm sure it won't be long before it's on general release.
Well done to all involved, keep up the struggle, solidarity from Barcelona... Rosspor Abú
The Pipe, official website - http://www.thepipethefilm.com/
The Pipe, trailer on YouTubehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cm58nTYARzE
The Pipe, channel on YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/user/thepipethefilm
The Pipe, on facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Pipe-The-Film/2704934...=wall
Irish Times mention of win - Galway Film Fleadh honours Lelia Doolan, http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2010/0706/1....html
The Pipe Wins Major Award at Galway Film Fleadh
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The Pipe, trailer
Congrats to Richie and all involved! Just to point out though that is not Mary Corduff ,Willie's wife in the Photo above as the captions says
Galway Metro – Summer Festival 2010
FLEADH REVIEWS
Such a popular flick this one that another screening was held in the cinemobile on the Saturday morning. A documentary covering practically a decade of turmoil faced by the community in Rossport, Co Mayo.
The Pipe - movie poster image
Well done, folks, and a hundred times well done!
Just checked the website.Pat is to be released on saturday. Hope he is not going to be replaced by Eoin Lawless, who had a damp meeting with one or two of our guardians of the corporate peace last night.Seems the abuse is to continue till morale improves.Business as usual.
Big thanks to all who came to the screenings - you can follow The Pipe on facebook for updates and upcoming screenings
Thanks for the report and photos, but the central element of the story - i.e. the thing that is flagged in the headline - is missing from the story, namely what award the film won. I love Indymedia and I love that it is not mainstream media, but there are some basic conventions of mainstream media that Indymedia contributors would benefit from observing. One of them would be: if your headline says something, there should be something about that in the story.
Er.............
Best Feature Documentary?
I saw the film in Galway and enjoyed it. I didn't understand why it left out the sinking of Pat's boat though, or why it chose to ignore the assault on Willy Corduff. It also ends with a text card saying that on the back of a planning board decision that went against them Shell are "reconsidering their options". Hardly, seems to everyone that its full steam ahead for Shell.