Safe Harbour review: Cillian Murphy and Max Porter shine at Cork events

The Irish actor and the English writer bestrode the genres at two events for the Sounds From A Safe Harbour festival 
Safe Harbour review: Cillian Murphy and Max Porter shine at Cork events

 Cillian Murphy and Max Porter at the Q&A for All of This in Unreal Time, at Triskel in Cork, with Danny Denton and Mary Hickson.   Picture: Brid O’Donovan

All of this Unreal time, Triskel Christchurch; Max Porter presents Shy, the Pav 

 Cillian Murphy can be said to have perfected the stride, an actorly device he used to menacing effect in the television series Peaky Blinders and now deployed again in All of this Unreal Time, screened at Triskel in Cork as part of the Sounds From A Safe Harbour festival.  Murphy, dressed in a black coat and hood, strides throughout, traversing the wet streets of an anonymous city as he recites a grim monologue scripted by English author Max Porter (Grief Is The Thing With Feathers). 

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