If you liked Irish national cinema by Ruth Barton, start with John Tyndall, pantheist (1987), The X club (2018), and Music and Sound in Silent Film (2018). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Recommended next reads
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John Tyndall, pantheist
1987 · 134 pages · Ruth Barton · Same author
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The X club
2018 · 576 pages · Ruth Barton · Same author
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Music and Sound in Silent Film
2018 · 214 pages · Ruth Barton · Same author
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4
Anthology of Poems for GreenSpirits
2020 · 188 pages · Roselle Angwin, Ruth Barton, Grace Blindell, Chris Clarke · Same author
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Hedy Lamarr The Most Beautiful Woman In Film
2010 · Ruth Barton · Same author
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Irish cinema in the twenty-first century
2019 · 248 pages · Ruth Barton · Same author
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Correspondence of John Tyndall
2016 · 400 pages · James Elwick, Bernard Lightman, Michael S. Reidy, Ruth Barton, John M. Lynch · Same author
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Screening Irish-America
2009 · 417 pages · Ruth Barton · Same author
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Correspondence of John Tyndall, Volume 3
2017 · 656 pages · Ruth Barton, Jeremiah Rankin, Michael S. Reidy · Same author
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Jim Sheridan (Contemporary Irish Filmmakers Series)
2001 · 150 pages · Ruth Barton · Same author
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Acting Irish in Hollywood
2006 · 251 pages · Ruth Barton · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after Irish national cinema?
BookOrb recommends John Tyndall, pantheist (1987), The X club (2018), Music and Sound in Silent Film (2018), Anthology of Poems for GreenSpirits (2020), and Hedy Lamarr The Most Beautiful Woman In Film (2010).
Are there books like Irish national cinema?
Yes. The list on this page is ranked from the closest matches BookOrb has for Irish national cinema.
Who wrote Irish national cinema?
Irish national cinema is by Ruth Barton.