Additional Videos
https://vimeo.com/88063209In this video, extracts from A Terrible Beauty... are intercut with commentary from the Producer Dave Farrell and Director Keith Farrell giving an insight into how the story evolved.The very…
Episode 1: Paddy Doyle
In episode one, Donal & David look at The Costa Killer – Paddy ‘Whack’ DoyleImproved crime-fighting legislation in Ireland & the emergence of the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) drove many…
Death or Canada: Behind the scenes
THE CONCEPT"It is funny how serendipity plays such a part in our lives. Tile Films first became involved in the project in the summer of 2005, when Dave Farrell and…
Episode 2: Death Or Canada
https://vimeo.com/330472585 A century and a half ago Toronto was a frontier community - 20,000 inhabitants on the edge of wilderness. In 1847 the city is overwhelmed by 40,000 sick and…
Episode 1: Fleeing The Famine
https://vimeo.com/330472423 In the first episode of Death or Canada the audience gets an overview of what caused the Great Famine of 1847 in Ireland and through the personal experience of…
Cromwell in Ireland – Extras
Extra: Ireland 1641 - 1653 This is a chronology of events in Ireland from 1641 to 1653 By the early 17th century, Ireland has been under the jurisdiction of the…
Cromwell in Ireland – Behind the Scenes
Maurice Sweeney - Director Cromwell in Ireland is Sweeney’s most impressive and challenging work to date. The high-end two-part series highlighted his skills as writer and as a talented drama…
Episode 2
All is not lost for the Irish. Owen Roe’s kinsman, Major-General Hugh Dubh O’Neill, will now emerge from his shadow. He, also, served for many years in the continental wars,…
Episode 1
On September 11, 1649, an army stormed the town of Drogheda and as many as 3,500 people were slaughtered, unleashed by the great bogey-man of Irish history – Oliver Cromwell.…
Episode 3: Angels
More than three-quarters of North Americans believe in angels. But what are angels, and where do they come from? In this episode of Decoding Christianity, host Christy Kenneally considers the…