Light of day for dark drama

This column has, over the past year, spurned no opportunity to detail the merits of Conor Horgan’s One Hundred Mornings.

This column has, over the past year, spurned no opportunity to detail the merits of Conor Horgan's One Hundred Mornings.

Premiered at last year’s Galway Film Fleadh, the Irish director’s debut feature has just won a newly inaugurated award that grants the film a week’s commercial presentation in Los Angeles.

The WorkBook Project also provides O ne Hundred Mornings– a drama set in the aftermath of an apocalypse – with social media and PR support. Our fingers remain crossed that this fine picture will soon make it into domestic cinemas. workbookproject.com.

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Donald Clarke

Donald Clarke

Donald Clarke, a contributor to The Irish Times, is Chief Film Correspondent and a regular columnist