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WATCH: Friday at the movies
EVERY FRIDAY,TheJournal.ie presents a brilliant Irish short film for you to enjoy as you ease into the weekend…
This week: Rapunzel – The Blonde Years
It’s as short as they come, but this little gem packs a funny and powerful punch. Purportedly the real tale of how Rapunzel’s fairytale came true, this Fiona Ashe-directed film suggests that it’s not always worth waiting for a knight in shining armour to come to the rescue…
Rapunzel, produced and written by Trish Groves, was filmed under the Irish Film Board’s low-budget Virtual Cinema scheme.
Ross Whitaker is editor of Film Ireland – www.filmireland.net
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