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Traveller (2003) | Slate

Traveller

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Rated 10.0 on TMDB

Traveller

A provocative portrait of Ireland's Traveller Community by acclaimed documentary-maker John T. Davis and photographer Alen MacWeeney, who first photographed them 35 years ago. The result is a poignant film and a study in the durability of photographic art - these Travellers are quite recognisable, and it comes as a shock when they step our of their photographs and tell what they did with their lives in the long interval.

Released: 2003

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John T. DavisDirector

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