Passionately
filmed for two years with no budget, Saviours is the moving
debut feature film by Ross Whitaker and Liam Nolan. The
film is an intimate, gripping documentary following three
young boxers from the same Dublin boxing club, St. Saviours
Olympic Boxing Academy. The club is a safe haven amongst
the dangerous flats of Dublin's north inner city. There,
under the guidance of the club's canny coaches, the three
boxers fight for a better life both inside and outside the
ring.
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This film is a musical journey to
the heart of Africa with acclaimed Irish musicians Liam
O’Maonlaí (The Hothouse Flowers) and Paddy
Keenan (The Bothy Band) as they travel thousands of miles
through Mali, West Africa. Along their journey they meet
and collaborate with musicians ranging from Grammy award
winners to nomadic herders, culminating in a unique performance
in the world’s most remote music festival –
‘Festival au Desert’.
Directed by: Dearbhla Glynn
Produced by: Vanessa Gildea
Music: Liam O’Maonlaí, Paddy Keenan, Afel Bocoum
& Alkibar, Toumani Diabaté, Tinariwen, Ali Farka
Touré.
Production company: Luachra Productions
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| Saipan, May 2002 – the expulsion
from paradise. When Ireland soccer captain Roy Keane is sent
packing from the World Cup by his manager Mick McCarthy, the
country flies into a tailspin. The hurt still lingers. Using
a creative mix of animation, news archive footage and interviews
Red Mist is a light-hearted, affectionate snapshot of an extraordinary
week in the life of a nation traumatised by a row between
two big men in shorts on the other side of the world.
Directed by: Éamon Little
Edited by: Eamonn Little
Produced by: Martha O’Neill/ Adrian McCarthy
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