A Celluloid Nasty: Peeping Tom (1960)
One of Martin Scorsese’s favourite films and guess what? We agree, it’s brilliant. Contemporary...
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A Celluloid Nasty: Peeping Tom (1960)
One of Martin Scorsese’s favourite films and guess what? We agree, it’s brilliant. Contemporary...
37:23
Anti-natal: Rosemary's Baby (1968)
A horror fan (Lloyd Meadhbh) and not-a-horror fan (Aoife) agree that this unexpectedly feminist...
38:45
The Full Gere: American Gigolo (1980)
Ties, suits and sex - Paul Schrader's exploration of consumerism and Richard Gere's hotness was...
38:47
What’s the worst celluloid crime committed in The Evil Dead: excessive violence or Bruce...
31:59
Lloyd Meadhbh rewinds the tape back to the 1980s, when a new film medium caused a new (ish) moral...
35:23
The Rocky Road to Dublin (1967)
How revolutionary was Ireland anyway? Journalist and director Peter Lennon asked how a nation...
41:34
Did you know DIY censorship was practiced by those outside the film censor’s office. Even after...
32:06
The Devils is not a film for everyone
Ken Russell's The Devils is definitely a film for us. Satanism, orgies, exorcisms - what's not to...
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Are you trying to censor me, Mrs Robinson?
Banned, appealed, cut eleven times: The Graduate (1967) had a torrid time in Ireland. What...
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(Un) Willkommen to the Cabaret
A film beloved by our hosts that proved too much for the Irish censor. Was it Liza Minnelli's (as...
36:05
Ulster Says No, Absolutely Not
Lloyd Meadhbh explains Northern Ireland’s special censorship sauce to Aoife. There’s cross-border...
50:17
War brings propaganda, and that means censorship. What happens if war is denied in favour of an...
44:04
Aoife's working title was 'Wildcard' – we went on a journey through vice-ridden streets (and...
40:42
How did the Irish censor feel about Biblical epics? And how could a convent have ‘a sex...
44:17
It Girls: Clara Bow and Mae West
We investigate ‘It’, a type of sex appeal that raised the temperatures of cinema goers and...
45:29
Film censorship in Ireland is a hundred years old today. What were Irish cinema goers watching in...
45:59
Sadism: Michael Arlen, ‘Hell! Said the Duchess’ (1934)
Why would Irish censors object to a satire of the English upper-classes? They probably wouldn’t...
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Gritty: Richard Wright 'Black Boy' (1945)
There’s lots of indecency in this memoir – vile racism, horrific violence – but readers...
30:56
What do you do when you’ve read a lot of smutty books? Watch dirty films, of course. This season...
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When Patrick Mulloy, author of Jackets Green, heard his book was banned he did something unusual...
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Dance Studio Staffing Solutions
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41: Miss Me?
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The Tailgate (4-24-2024)
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Corey Cott, Broadway Star interview
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