Catherine Walker Movies

2007  
 
Director James Killough takes the helm for this short film about a most unusual encounter in the Tate Britain. Helen is wandering the corridors of the vast museum when she begins to suspect that a creepy security guard is tracking her every move. Her pace quickening, Helen enters the Romantic Painting Gallery and befriends a young girl named Jenny. Jenny is a child artist who is waiting for her father Carson - a well-known artist himself - to return. Feeling safe with the young girl, Helen sits down. As the pair awaits the return of Jenny's father, the young girl tells Helen a surreal story involving a feral child named Cat. When Jenny's father returns from the restroom, he invites Helen to join him for a walk through the museum. Along the way, Carson and Helen bond by exchanging stories of their disastrous marriages: Carson's wife was a drug addict who suffered a fatal heroin overdose at one of his shows, and Helen's husband mysteriously vanished with the couple's young children in tow. Later, after Helen agrees to sit for a portrait by Carson, the artist and his daughter have an unsettling encounter on their way out of the museum. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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Starring:
Alan BarnesCatherine Walker, (more)
2003  
NR  
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U.K. filmmaker John Deery makes his writing and directing feature debut with the religious drama Conspiracy of Silence, dealing with the controversial topic of reforming the Catholic Church. At an Irish seminary school, student Daniel McLaughlin (Jonathan Forbes) is caught in a compromising position with fellow male student Noel (Owen McDonnell). He is subsequently kicked out of school and considers marrying his ex-girlfriend Sinead (Catherine Walker). Meanwhile, reporter David Foley (Jason Barry) investigates the suicide of HIV-positive priest Father Sweeney (Patrick Casey). Foley learns that Sweeney was romantically involved with former priest Matthew Francis (John Lynch), but Monsignor Thomas (Fintan McKeown) resorts to unjust tactics in order to cover up the story. Brenda Fricker also appears as Daniel's mother. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

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Jonathan ForbesJason Barry, (more)

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