Irish Film and TV Industry Spreads Its Storytelling Wings on the World Stage
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variety.comTim Dams Ireland has long been known as a nation of storytellers, home to giants of literature and theater such as Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett, W.B.
Yeats and James Joyce.In recent years, Ireland’s storytelling tradition has started to thrive in the screen industries too. Indigenous and co-production successes include John Crowley’s “Brooklyn,” Lenny Abrahamson’s “Room,” Yorgos Lanthimos’ “The Lobster” and “The Favourite,” Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart’s Oscar-nominated animated feature “Wolfwalkers,” and the hit TV series “Normal People.”The country has also become a magnet for international production, lured by fiscal incentives, stunning Irish locations and highly regarded crews.
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