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Peter Morris is the film editor of HeadStuff as well as writer, reviewer and freelance cameraman and editor. He graduated with a BA in Film and Documentary from GMIT, where he specialised in film theory, directing and documentary production. Peter has worked with various film and television production companies during his time in Ireland and while living abroad in New Zealand such as TV3, Production Shed and TED Talks. He has directed a number of short films, and his documentary Takin’ Care of Business was shown as part of the 2010 Galway International Film Fleadh. He has a passion for the art of visual storytelling, both as a medium of entertainment and an instrument of change.

Film Review

20 Feet from Stardom | Review

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There are many, many documentaries worth watching, thousands in fact, dating all the way back to the end of the 19th century when the Lumiere Brothers, Auguste and Louis, decided to point their cameras at the normal, press record and see…
Film Features

The Influence of H.R. Giger

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“I do not know anybody else who has so accurately portrayed the soul of modern humanity. A few decades from now when they talk about twentieth century, they will think of Giger.” – Oliver Stone, 2001 H.R. Giger was regarded as the foremost…
Film Review

Snowpiercer – review

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It’s the future, and the earth is a cold dead place.  After a global warming reversal experiment goes wrong all life on earth is frozen and has been for seventeen years, with the exception of those who live aboard a train, the titular…
Film Review

All Is Lost – Movie Review

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Silence.  Sweet, glorious silence.  That’s the defining feature of this sea-faring, survivor drama which pits Robert Redford (known in the film as “Our Man”) against Mother Nature’s brutal, endless ocean.  Silence truly is golden in J.C.…

The Wolf of Wall Street Review

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Martin Scorsese’s latest, The Wolf of Wall Street, explores the world of excess and overindulgence enjoyed by stock broker/swindler Jordan Belfort (DiCaprio) in America during the 1990s.  Belfort shamelessly pushed worthless stock at…
Film Review

American Hustle – Movie Review

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American Hustle is set in the shady but flamboyantly dressed world of 1970s con artists, Irving Rosenfeld (Christian Bale) and Sydney Prosser (Amy Adams), as they are drawn further and further out of their comfort zone by over ambitious and…