IF YOU’RE OLD enough to remember Italia 90 you’ll want to see this movie.
If the opening riff of Put Em Under Pressure gives you goosebumps, you’ll definitely want to see this movie.
A mere 27 years after that iconic Packie Bonner save, a film about the summer of dreams is to be shown at this year’s Audi Dublin Film Festival, starting on the 16th of February.
A Nation Holds Its Breath is just 20 minutes long, and tells the story of a man who has to make the decision between watching his first child being born or watch Ireland reaching the quarterfinals of the World Cup.
After all, they’re both once-in-a-lifetime opportunities…
It’s part of the Shorts series, showing on Saturday February 25th at 6.15pm in the Light House Cinema.
You may recognise Sam Keeley from kitchen drama Raw as kitchen boy Philip.
Ah, pure nostalgia.
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Written by Nicola Byrne and posted on DailyEdge.ie
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Sorry, but…hasnt this been done…..loads of times in the past 20 something years?
Great to see Joey Lapira back in the Ireland jersey.
A short film which focuses on two characters in 1990, one big problem is your Man looks like he should be drinking a craft beer in a trendy Dublin pub in 2017.. Also it seems it’s a crossover of the Snapper and the Van..
Nothing beats a pair of stone washed jeans to take ya back to the 90s.
Looks absolutely terrible.