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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2019 · 1H 20M

Elephant(s)

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CinePunked's resident film historians Robert JE Simpson and Dr Rachael Kelly plus writer Conor Smyth discuss and debate Alan Clarke's 1989 Troubles film Elephant, and it's influences on Gus Van Sant's 2003 Columbine-focused appropriation of the same name. They're joined by very special guest Kevin Jackson, who was location manager on Clarke's original BBC film. Recorded as part of the Belfast Film Festival 2016.

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CinePunked's resident film historians Robert JE Simpson and Dr Rachael Kelly plus writer Conor Smyth discuss and debate Alan Clarke's 1989 Troubles film Elephant, and it's influences on Gus Van Sant's 2003 Columbine-focused appropriation of the same name. They're joined by very special guest Kevin Jackson, who was location manager on Clarke's original BBC film. Recorded as part of the Belfast Film Festival 2016.

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