| Animated
Shorts |
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| Ding
Dong Denny’s History of Ireland |
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A Film From My Parish - 6 farms |
| DIRECTOR Cathal
Gaffney |
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DIRECTOR Tony Donoghue |
| 2007 (5 mins) |
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2008 (7 mins) |
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A
tourist walks into a Dublin pub looking for directions and
encounters Ding Dong Denny O’Reilly at the bar who
insists on telling him the ‘real’ history of
Ireland over a number of pints.
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This
film contains 6 stories from 6 farms in county Tipperary.
The 6 farmers are all neighbours and the film reflects their
daily lives and parish living.
An animated - photographic study, this film was shot using
a digital stills camera and a mini disc recorder while visiting
my neighbour's homes
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| Produced
by Brian Gilmore
Written by Paul Woodful
Main cast: Paul Woodful
Production Company: Brown Bag Films
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Written and directed
by Tony Donoghue.
Produced by Janet Grainger
Production Company: Mayfly Films |
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Pilgrim |
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Before
Sunrise |
| DIRECTOR Matthew
Darragh |
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DIRECTOR Kealan
O’Rourke |
| 2006 (3 mins) |
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2005 (3 mins) |
A
stranger in an unknown land braves many dangers as he strives
to fulfil his function. |
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Among
the skewed and twisted houses of a quaint village, there
is a world of magic where a shadow can fall in love with
a flame.
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| Produced by Gerrard O’Rourke,
Jason Tammemagi
Production Company: Monster Animation and Design
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Produced by Deirdre McNally/
John Norton
Production Company: Edge Films |
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| Live
Action Shorts |
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| Marion
& An Banphrionsa |
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The
White Dress |
| DIRECTOR Melanie
Clark Pullen |
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DIRECTOR Vanessa
Gildea |
| 2006 (8 mins) |
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2006 (4 mins) |
Ireland
1961 - Little Marion is determined to meet Princess Grace. |
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The
White Dress is the story of a girl on her communion day,
but unlike most other little girls, she is making her communion
all on her own.
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Written and directed by Melanie Clark
Pullen
Produced by Simon Maxwell
Production Company: Abri Productions |
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Written and directed by Vanessa Gildea
Produced by: David Lawless
Production Company: Brazen Films |
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| The
Faeries of Blackheath Woods |
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A
Woman’s Hair |
| 2006 (3 mins) |
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2005 (13 mins) |
| DIRECTOR Ciaran
Foy |
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DIRECTOR Conor McDermottroe |
Something
peculiar happened that day. Melissa was enchanted by some
real faeries. Ignoring her mother, she followed them down
into Blackheath Woods... and never came back. |
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Set
in Corcoran's Bar at the end of 1950s, eight- year-old Elaine
is sent away from home when her mother dies. Returning to
the bar several years later she discovers things have changed.
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Written and directed by Ciaran Foy
Produced by Louise Cornally and Alan Maher
Production Company: Once Off Films |
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Written and directed by Conor McDermottroe
Produced by Kate Bowe and Marina Hughes
Production Company: KT Films |
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Joyriders |
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| 2006 | 15 mins |
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| DIRECTOR Rebecca Daly |
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| As ten year old Kylie struggles with grief, she discovers that imagination can be more powerful than reality.
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Written and directed by Rebecca Daly
Produced by Rachel Lysaght
Production Company: Halflight Productions |
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