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Reimagining the Nation: Themes and Issues in Irish Cinema

Martin McLoone

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An overview of the state of Irish film in 1999, with a discussion of the themes and concerns of irish cinema as it slowly emerged over the previous two decades. The article was part of the special 'Cineaste' supplement on 'Contemporary Irish Cinema'

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An overview of the state of Irish film in 1999, with a discussion of the themes and concerns of irish cinema as it slowly emerged over the previous two decades. The article was part of the special 'Cineaste' supplement on 'Contemporary Irish Cinema'

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An overview of the state of Irish film in 1999, with a discussion of the themes and concerns of irish cinema as it slowly emerged over the previous two decades. The article was part of the special 'Cineaste' supplement on 'Contemporary Irish Cinema'

Key concepts: Irish, Movie theater, National cinema, State (computer science), Sociology, Aesthetics, Media studies, History

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