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MORNING TALK SERIES AT 180 STUDIOS

Dirty Soup's multi-award-winning composer Stephen Rennicks and Oscar and Emmy-nominated director Lenny Abrahamson have worked together for over 25 years on projects Including Frank, Room, Normal People and Conversations With Friends. Discussing their journey and sharing a few nuggets of hard-earned wisdom, join us as we uncover how their musical relationship has evolved along the way.

180 Strand, WC2R 1EA
Wednesday, 7th June
8.45am – Doors 
9am – Start 
9:45am – Q&A

Wednesday 06.08.22
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"After Yang", scored by Aska Matsumiya, premiered in theatres and on Showtime

Scored by Aska Matsumiya, A24 & Kogonada’s critically acclaimed sci-fi drama “After Yang” opened in theatres & on Showtime.

Tuesday 05.31.22
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Best Original Music Award for Stephen Rennicks with “The Quiet Girl”

“The Quiet Girl” picked up a whopping total of 8 Irish Film & TV Awards, including Best Original Music by Stephen Rennicks and Best Film. Congratulations to all the other winners.

Tuesday 05.24.22
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“The Quiet Girl”, scored by Stephen Rennicks, wins The Grand Prix of the Generation Kplus International Jury for Best Film

Scored by Stephen Rennicks “The Quiet Girl” (“An Cailín Ciúin”) last night took home The Grand Prix of the Generation Kplus International Jury for Best Film - and also received a Special Mention from the Children’s Jury at Berlinale. This remarkable film follows the story of nine-year-old Cáit, who was sent away from a crowded, dysfunctional family to live with her foster parents for the summer. It's here that Cáit gets a glimpse of another way of living, as she grows close to her hosts and slowly unravels a painful truth. Huge congrats to writer and director Colm Bairéad and the rest of the cast & crew.

Tuesday 05.17.22
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Best Score Award for Nikolaj Torp Larsen with "How to Stop a Recurring Dream"

Nikolaj Torp Larsen picked up the Jury Award for Best Score at Michigan’s Hell’s Half Mile Film and Music Festival last night. Best performance in a Drama went to Ruby Barker, and Lily-Rose Aslandogdu picked up Best Supporting Performance in a Drama. Congrats to Writer/Director Ed Morris and the rest of the team. Was such a pleasure to work on this film!

Tuesday 04.12.22
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