Finding Eire time for docs

'The trouble with being a documentary maker in Ireland,' says Eamon McElwee, managing director of Dublin-based Gallowglass Pictures, 'is that there's an awful lot of competition, because every single Irish person believes they've got a novel in them.'
September 1, 2001

'The trouble with being a documentary maker in Ireland,' says Eamon McElwee, managing director of Dublin-based Gallowglass Pictures, 'is that there's an awful lot of competition, because every single Irish person believes they've got a novel in them.'

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