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Paul Whitington

Dublin

Film Critic and TV Writer at Irish Independent

Works for Irish Independent as film critic and tv writer. Views my own.

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  • 2 weeks ago | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Paul Whitington

    The Killing Eve star on her new film 28 Years Later, why playing Villanelle in the hit BBC series was so much fun, her Mayo roots and bringing her one-woman play to DublinA year or so ago, while talking to the Guardian, Jodie Comer was asked if there was a movie genre she’d like to try.

  • 2 weeks ago | irishexaminer.com | Paul Whitington

    The Book of Guilt  Catherine Chidgey  John Murray, ‚ā¨19.99 In previous works, New Zealand author Catherine Chigley has used a magpie for a narrator, and pondered Nazism from the point of view of a child. She is a skilled and inventive storyteller, and is another imaginative tour de force. 13-year-old identical triplets Vincent, William, and Lawrence are the sole remaining occupants of a remote Hampshire children‚Äôs home.

  • 2 weeks ago | independent.ie | Paul Whitington

    The Killing Eve star on her new film 28 Years Later, why playing Villanelle in the hit BBC series was so much fun, her Mayo roots and bringing her one-woman play to DublinA year or so ago, while talking to the Guardian, Jodie Comer was asked if there was a movie genre she’d like to try.

  • 3 weeks ago | irishexaminer.com | Paul Whitington

    This Interim Time  Oona Frawley  Lilliput, €16.95 Writing a memoir is brave. In novels, writers find ingenious ways of talking about themselves, using proxies and high drama to replay difficult moments in their lives. But the memoirist must dispense with all these bells and whistles, and confront unvarnished realities head on.

  • 1 month ago | independent.ie | Paul Whitington

    A new film tells the story of how Le Corbusier filled Gray’s elegant and understated home on the Riviera with garish muralsIn the summer of 1938, while staying with his friend Jean Badovici in a seaside house built and designed by Eileen Gray, Le Corbusier began painting a series of murals on the whitewashed walls. They were large and abstract, bright and gaudy, and some depicted naked females clumsily entwined.

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