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Dan Barry's 'Lost Children of Tuam' Inspires Film Production
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Dan Barry's 'Lost Children of Tuam' Inspires Film Production
A 2017 story by Maplewood-based, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Dan Barry is now the basis for a film being produced, in part, by BBC Films and the studio that created “Poor Things.” The New York Times article “The Lost Children of Tuam”, authored by Barry, chronicled the journey of local Irish history enthusiast Catherine Corless — Barry calls her the real “hero of the story” — who uncovered the secret of as many as 800 children apparently burie…
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