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Best wishes to the JAMESON DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL film festival from ireland’s leading film and television production centre www.ardmore.ie

As Ireland’s only ‘Four Wall’ facility, Ardmore Studios offers extensive production and post-production facilities within a single complex, including five sound stages, fully serviced production offices and the latest lighting, camera and sound facilities.

Productions include

• The Tudors starring Jonathan Rhys-Meyers

• Mel Gibson’s Braveheart

• Laws of Attraction starring Pierce Brosnan

JDIFF 2010 is delighted to welcome Kirstin Scott Thomas to Dublin for a threefilm celebration of her film work to date.

Kristin Scott Thomas has become internationally renowned for her talent, elegance and commitment to her craft. Never shying away from challenging roles and determined not to repeat herself, Scott Thomas’ body of work is an extraordinary collection of acclaimed film, television and theatre performances.

Scott Thomas was born in South West England, and in her teens enrolled in drama school at Paris’s École Nationale des Arts et Technique de Théâtre. She made her feature film debut in 1986, in Prince’s Under a Cherry Moon.

Notable credits include an Oscarnominated performance in the late Anthony Minghella’s The English Patient and a BAFTA winning role in Mike Newell’s Four Weddings and a Funeral; Robert Altman’s Gosford Park; Philip Haas’ Angels and Insects; Richard Loncraine’s Richard III; Brian DePalma’s Mission Impossible; Robert Redford’s The Horse Whisperer; Sydney Pollack’s Random Hearts; Roman Polanski’s Bitter Moon; Paul Schrader’s The Walker and Justin Chadwick’s The Other Boleyn Girl

Fluent in French and a resident of Paris since she was 19, Scott Thomas has appeared in numerous French films, including Guillame Canet’s Ne le dis à personne (Tell No One) Francis Veber’s La doublure (The Valet) and Pascal Bonitzer’s Petites coupures (Small Cuts). In 2008, she starred in Phillipe Claudel’s I’ve Loved You So Long, for which she received a Golden Globe, a Cesar and BAFTA nomination, as well as won the European Best Actress award and the London Film Critics award for British Actress of the Year.

CONTACT: Kevin Moriarty, Managing Director, Ardmore Studios Ltd., Bray, Co. Wicklow

T 00 353 12862971 F 00 353 1286 1894

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• John Boorman’s The Tailor of Panama

• Neil Jordan’s Breakfast on Pluto

Kristin can currently be seen in Nowhere Boy, the directorial debut of artist Sam Taylor-Wood. She recently completed an additional three films: Sous ton emprise for director Lola Doillon, Une femme parfaite for director Alain Corneau and Elle s’appelait Sarah for Gilles Paquet-Brenner.

Kristen Scott Thomas at JDIFF 2010:

I’ve Loved You So Long

Monday 22 Feb / Screen / 4.00 pm

An Unforgettable Summer

Thursday 25 Feb / Screen / 4.00 pm

Special Presentation: Partir

Sat 27 Feb / Cineworld / 6.40 pm

(Kristin Scott Thomas will attend this screening)

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