Ruth Barton's guest appearances

Ruth Barton

Arena

Dave Fanning

Film Ireland Podcast

The London Welsh Rugby Club Podcast

Rachel Lysaght

Paul Murphy

Barry Ward

Lenny Abrahamson

Emer Reynolds

Ross Whitaker

Burt Reynolds

Nick Kelly

Wayne Byrne

Ken Wardrop

Katie Holly

Nick McLean

Tom Sullivan

Philip Doherty

Michael McCormack

OwlTail

Should an actor who is not blind play the part of a blind person? Should an actor who is not Jewish take on the role of a Jewish person? Should Renee Zellweger have declined the role in favour of a plus-sized actor? To discuss this Dave was joined in studio by Associate Professor in Film Studies at Trinity College Dublin, Dr Ruth Barton

Representation in Film - Dr Ruth Barton

Paula Cooper

London Welsh Chair of Women's rugby, Paula Cooper and Club Director,  Ruth Barton; tell us about their rugby journey and how they landed at London Welsh..  Both have been with London Welsh Women for over 15 years and takes us through the good times and all the people they have met along the way. They can't bear to hang up their boots , especially as they are enjoying the environment at the club and have such good camaraderie with the squad . They take us through their disappointment over finishing 4th last season and the joy of launching London Welsh's first ever girls team.

LW 12 Ruth Barton & Paula Cooper

In this podcast, Natasha Waugh talks to Ruth Barton about her latest book Irish Cinema in the Twenty-First Century, a comprehensive overview of contemporary Irish cinema.Natasha and Ruth discuss:-what makes an Irish film-preoccupations within Irish cinema-a multiplicity of filmmakers making a multiplicity of films-the success of the animation industry-gender representation-short film-the fetishisation of social outsiderdom-Northern Irish cinema -the lack of diversity in the industry-what's next for Irish cinemaRuth Barton is Associate Professor in Film Studies at Trinity College Dublin. She has published widely on Irish cinema and her works include Irish National Cinema (2004) and Acting Irish in Hollywood (2006). She is a regular film critic on RTÉ radio’s Arena.Irish cinema in the twenty-first century is available to buy now.http://filmireland.net/

In this podcast, Natasha Waugh talks to Ruth Barton about her latest book Irish Cinema in the Twenty-First Century, a comprehensive overview of contemporary Irish cinema. Natasha and Ruth discuss: -what makes an Irish film -preoccupations within Irish cinema -a multiplicity of filmmakers making a multiplicity of films -the success of the animation industry -gender representation -short film -the fetishisation of social outsiderdom -Northern Irish cinema  -the lack of diversity in the industry -what's next for Irish cinema Ruth Barton is Associate Professor in Film Studies at Trinity College Dublin. She has published widely on Irish cinema and her works include Irish National Cinema (2004) and Acting Irish in Hollywood (2006). She is a regular film critic on RTÉ radio’s Arena. Irish cinema in the twenty-first century is available to buy now. <a href="http://filmireland.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://filmireland.net/</a>

Ruth Barton, Author of 'Irish Cinema in the Twenty-First Century'