By some way, the most interesting and significant film event of the week is the retrieval from obscurity of a movie never previously shown in this country. It's Rocky Road to Dublin, a documentary made in 1968 by Irish journalist Peter Lennon, whose only film it is. Then a Paris correspondent for the Guardian, he returned home with Raoul Coutard, the innovative French cinematographer and a key figure in the nouvelle vague, to report on his sad, emotionally frozen, culturally isolated homeland.
The Dubliners Seven Drunken Nights
The Dubliners Seven Drunken Nights is covered by Beautiful Day for 1967. There are some good websites covering the band including:
biography; The Dubliners; theBalladeers and a Wiki site.
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