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Mark Ryall is the author of “Why Bother? Cautionary Tales from the Coalface of Cinema“. He is a film critic for Newstalk and RTÉ Radio and has written for Broadsheet.ie, Scannain.com and many other publications. Mark has a BA and MA in Film Studies from University College Dublin. Contact mark@screentime.ie.
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