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After devoting several years developing his educational Theatre school businesses programme, Director and Acting coach Shaun Paul mcGrath returns to our screens in a role that has been typically made for him in "The Widows Moon " written & Directed by the German Film maker Werner Schumann. Previously Shaun was known for his successful portrayal of Martin in Andrew Greener's Political Award Winning Turner Classic Film, Endgame. "Endgame was an ambitious drama with a sucker punch of an ending. It’s powerful and unsettling stuff." Wendy Ide, Film Critic -The Times, London.
"A gritty interruption of the troubles in Northern Ireland". Also the first place winner (critics award), Chicago International Film Festival.
Sir Julian Fellowes OBE Oscar Winning screenwriter
"Endgame - a clear head-and-shoulders winner for me - Well acted - My attention never strayed".
Katharine L Collins (Writer Director) BFI London & L.A.
"Shaun's allure is so mesmerising that you simply cannot take your eyes off him when he is on screen." Shaun also was nominated The Best actor Award from Shooting People. London... "Clearly talented" Risa Bramon Garcia, casting director LA.
Shaun also played alongside Warren Clarke and Anthony Head for the BBC’s drama series “The Invisibles”.
"A gritty interruption of the troubles in Northern Ireland". Also the first place winner (critics award), Chicago International Film Festival.
Sir Julian Fellowes OBE Oscar Winning screenwriter
"Endgame - a clear head-and-shoulders winner for me - Well acted - My attention never strayed".
Katharine L Collins (Writer Director) BFI London & L.A.
"Shaun's allure is so mesmerising that you simply cannot take your eyes off him when he is on screen." Shaun also was nominated The Best actor Award from Shooting People. London... "Clearly talented" Risa Bramon Garcia, casting director LA.
Shaun also played alongside Warren Clarke and Anthony Head for the BBC’s drama series “The Invisibles”.
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Das Boot (1981)
How to create dramatic tension Film school 101
21 February 2019 - 1 out of 2 users found this review helpful.
What can I say enthralled... on the edge of my seat ...chilling Sincere and very disturbing. Wolfgang Petersen's Knows exactly how to create tension through the use of stillness and quietness. I felt myself in empathy with the submarine and all its occupants.
One of the most suspenseful movies I've ever seen. Great pacing a simple yet moving story.
Amazing storytelling... Every drama school (actors) and film school (Directors)should have this on their curriculum study for analysis.
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