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Welcome to Camel Productions, a film production company based in Dublin, Ireland
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Camel Productions are the people behind the award-winning arts documentary Harry Clarke – Darkness in Light (Harry Clarke – Dorchadas I Solas) (dir.John J Doherty), Ghosts Along the Blind Road (dir. Dermot McNevin) on the slave turned abolitionist Frederick Douglass, the dance film Buail (dir. Steve Woods in collaboration with the Irish Modern Dance Theatre), the innovative Deaf drama Babble (a collaboration with the Irish Deaf Society), and award-winning short dramas such Blinder (dir. Eve Morrison)and Cruschen On…
We currently have a Development Slate of many creative documentaries of an international nature such as Looking for Sheela (the history and meaning of the Sheela na Gig), The Passion of Mikhail Bakunin, – as well as a drama feature Play, to be devised by drawing on the techniques of Michael Chekov (wri/dir. Michèle Manahan).
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Copies of the award-winning documentary (Best Arts Documentary Celtic Film & Television Festival 2004) Harry Clarke – Darkness in Light are available directly from us at: camel@ireland.com and you can pay online by Paypal or by post to:
Camel Productions
12 Magennis Place
Dublin 2
Ireland
Tel: 353 (0)1 491 4486
Fax: 353 (0)1 491 4486 |
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Harry Clarke was born in 1889 on North Frederick St., Dublin and is one of Ireland’s greatest and most neglected artists. He created a stunning and often bizarre world in stained glass and book illustration. The work is a heady mix of the beautiful and the grotesque, the ethereal and the demonic, the romantic and the obscene.
His tragic story represents a fascinating collision of Church, State and Art and one man’s battle for freedom of expression. The ‘Geneva Window’ was commissioned by the Irish Government to represent Ireland at the United Nations in Geneva until state censorship reared its ugly head. |
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