Home
Posted on November 15, 2009
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In the Emmy Award winning documentary, “Home,” young Dubliner, Alan Cooke reflects on his recent immigration to New York City, contemplating the concept of home and the ever changing cosmopolis, along with a host of celebrities, native New Yorkers and immigrants. BUY THE DVD: www.amazon.com
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hooooooooooooooooooooome… sweet smelly stinky bright loud gray scary welcoming comforting HOME
I identify with this movie, and I am sure many others do as well! Truly artistic, very moving..I felt comfort as I myself am a young student, far from home in a big town called London..following a dream….
lovely to hear the feedback I am the co creator narrator of HOME
IF you want to buy the DVD and support the film go to our website homethemovie DOT COME
peace
Nice job, as a former NY resident, I go home each year, feeling like the narrator of this well executed film.
A nice tribute to the most powerful city on earth….the capital of the known universe….NYC.
Great story, structure very well that describe the soul of a city with a very rich, colorful and passionate language.
Two thumbs up!
Very nice film. I love indies like this. Would love to visit NY some day, even more so now…
you can buy our dvd on homethemovie.
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HOME
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“Too many people packed too close together for my comfort”!!
You did a good job!!
Hi I am the co creator writer narrator and producer of this film
We did this with heart , spirit , talent and no money, what you see here is the realisation of a dream we had no connections, we had guts and went for glory, it is rare but possible in this era.
it is a city where man can lost his soul and seacrh for something he don’t know what is it !
1st
The more people “anywhere” the more chances of change good or bad. More money and you get the same results. As always- it’s the things “you do” to make your short time here on earth pleasant and teach those that touch you that very truth.
Get up stand up! …. peace to ALL!!
p.s. I LOVE LOS ANGELES!!!!
MCSORLEY’S YEAHHHH
I completely agree!! WELL SAID!
they should sell greencards at the flea market
I have to agree with junkman. You, ducinema, might be the very rare exception… even that being said, I doubt you guys had NO connections. i think LA/San Diego has more to offer in terms of attaining your dreams. it sure doesn’t have the personality that new york has… but at the end of the day, personality doesn’t fill your belly and that of your family.
I fucking hate Fran Lebowitz! She/he is a fucking liberal cunt. Seriously! Everything that comes out of her mouth is pure utter bullshit
I love New York! Love Immigrants! I love USA!
It is such a relief to watch an insightful and balanced representation of the city I find so difficult to describe. Thank you for producing and sharing this film. Very well done.
Wtf commercial?
Dear Junkman: Not true. I made this film with Alan Cooke, the Irish immigrant in the film. I’m a native New Yorker and used to feel the same, BUT We both had zero connections, zero budget, zero crew and we were able to get these interviews and then the film went on to win the New York Emmy Award including two nominations so it’s not true. Look at what we did with just determination and the city of New York, which gave us access to all these celebs… Keep your dream alive!