We, The Masses at the IFI

We're super proud to announce that our short animation, We, The Masses, directed by Eoghan Kidney, based on original artwork by Robyn O'Neil, has been chosen to be screened in front of Giorgos Lanthimo's (director of Dogtooth) latest feature Alps in the IFI from Friday, November 9^th -22^nd.

 

More information and tickets can be booked here: http://www.ifi.ie/film/alps/

Check out our films on Volta Facebook App!

Volta has launched a new social viewing Facebook app.  Now you can stream, share, gift and rate Pyjama Girls, Seaview, Build Something Modern and many other independent movies directly from Facebook. 

http://apps.facebook.com/volta-vod/

Sheffield Doc/Fest’s crowd funding campaign

Our pals at Doc/Fest have asked us to help spread the word about their Indiegogo crowd funding campaign.

If you have a couple of minutes and a euro or three to spare, please visit their campaign and donate.  It's a great festival and very worthy of support.  Check out all the great awards and prizes for donating here:

http://www.indiegogo.com/doc-fest-superconnect?c=home

Sheffield Doc/Fest are known as a festival that offers amazing value for all levels of the industry from new entrants through to top executives, with all films, sessions and social events open to all delegates for the whole 5 days. Delegates get so much out of the festival - things that have impact long after the 5 days in Sheffield. That is what they want to keep doing - delivering an event that has a big impact and your money will help them do that. 

They will take your contribution as a sign of love, appreciation and acknowledgement of their work and will give back that love, acknowledgement and appreciation to you in spades - they promise! 

Learning to Fish Receives Special Mention at Galway Film Fleadh

Excited to announce that Teemu Auersalo's Learning to Fish produced by our very own Nicky Gogan received Special Mention at the Galway Film Fleadh 2012! Congratulations! 

Build Something Modern picked in Top 5 Irish Films list

We're very proud that Build Something Modern was selected by Tara Brady in her annual Top 5 Irish Films list for the Irish Times this year.

BUILD SOMETHING MODERN in NYC

NYC friends. Our latest doc BUILD SOMETHING MODERN plays at the Irish Arts Centre Nov 15th. 

Info here: http://irishartscenter.org/film.htm

IRISH FILM NYC

Congrats to our own Paul Rowley who received the Rising Star Award
this weekend in Manhattan at the Irish Film NY festival!

PYJAMA GIRLS IN NEW YORK

PYJAMA GIRLS gets its Manhattan Premiere October 2nd at the Cantor
Film Center, 36 E 8th street, NYC.
www.irishfilmnyc.com for details.

WE, THE MASSSES trailer

Check out the trailer to our new animated short.
Directed by Eoghan Kidney based on artwork by Robyn O'Neil

http://vimeo.com/26486761

Watch this space for screenings info.
This is a Framworks film http://tiny.cc/tozh1

STILL FILMS SHORTS AT GALWAY FILM FLEADH

Still Films have a number of shorts playing at this year's Galway Film Fleadh. Make sure to catch them! 

We, The Masses 
World premier of  Frameworks Short, 
New Irish Shorts: Programme 7, Town Hall, Saturday, 9/7/11 2:30PM

One man falls to earth to find hatred, mystery and his demise. We the Masses is a tale of warning and transcendence.

We, The Masses, is Directed by Eoghan Kidney and based on artwork by Robyn O'Neil animated by Mark Flood and Ciaran Crowley, with sound design by Fiadhnait McCann and music by Adem Ilhan, it's not to be missed!

Information on all films in New Irish Shorts, Programme 7 available here: http://tiny.cc/dkwn1
Tickets available online http://tiny.cc/afotn

Making Michael
A short documentary, Directed by Caroline Campbell, Produced by Nicky Gogan
New Irish Shorts: Programme 8 (Documentaries) Town Hall Sunday, 10/7/11 9:00AM

Making Michael follows the process of remaking the Michael Jackson waxwork shortly after Jackson's death. The construction of fame and the battle against impermanence become themes as the model-maker considers how to capture the essence of a man who underwent so much transformation.

Information on all films in New Irish Shorts, Programme 8 (Documentaries) available here: http://tiny.cc/2wj6s. Tickets available online http://tiny.cc/s0rce

Rats Island
A short documentary, Directed by Mike Hannon, Produced by Sinéad Ni Bhroin
New Irish Shorts: Programme 8 (Documentaries) Town Hall  Sunday, 10/7/11 9:00AM

Rats Island is sparse and measured. It offers an observational account of how, in the face of personal and economical adversity, a father has made a home for himself and his son.

Information on all films in New Irish Shorts, Programme 8 (Documentaries) available here: http://tiny.cc/2wj6s. Tickets available online http://tiny.cc/s0rce

BUILD SOMETHING MODERN AT TRISKEL CORK - 10 July - 12 July

We are really delighted that our latest feature documentary is showing in Cork at the Triskel Arts Center from Sunday 10 July - Tuesday 12 July

"Directors Gogan and Rowley unearth a strange cross-cultural architectural mash-up between Ireland and Africa". Irish Times ****

"Build Something Modern finds Irish fingerprints in unlikely places. Slyly, the film-makers set up a complex tangle of post-colonial ironies using small, evocative images". Irish Times ****

"The documentary utilizes an extraordinary fusion of visually rich images... skillfully blended together to provide a rich, illuminating and coherent narrative" Film Ireland

Build Something Modern tells the story of a lost canon of Irish architecture. The film reveals the surprising and untold history about the adventurous architects who began their career in Africa and went on to become some of Ireland's most significant architectural figureheads. Between the 1950s and 1970s, young architects travelled to Africa for creative freedom during an era of relative cultural conservatism at home, while others designed buildings from Ireland that they themselves would never see in their completed form in Africa. The film travels back to the 1950s, to a still largely colonial Africa where the Irish missionary movement was at its height, and traces the story of the buildings through the devastating impact of wars that destroyed many of the structures right through to the present day.

Reworking stunning imagery from both the personal archives of the architects and recruitment films made by the missionary orders, the film encompasses Still Films unique visual and storytelling style. Build Something Modernis a touching and revealing film about the special relationship between architects and the structures they create. Accompanied by an evocative soundtrack which establishes connections between memory and construction, the film is as much a study of the effect time has on the mind as on physical structures. Build Something Modern is a meaningful portrait both of the lives of spaces as well as those of the people that create them.

Build Something Modern is a Reel Art film funded by the Arts Council. The film is directed by Nicky Gogan and Paul Rowley (Seaview, The Rooms) and produced by Maya Derrington (Pyjama Girls) with Original Concept & Research by Dr. Lisa Godson

Build something Modern was premiered at JDIFF last February where Still Films were awarded the Dublin Critic's Choice Discovery Award for new talent. You can purchase tickets online at: https://triskelarts.ticketsolve.com/shows/126517027/events

STILL FILMS AT SHEFFIELD DOC/FEST

The Still Films gang will all be at Sheffield this week to premiere two new films; BUILD SOMETHING MODERN and RATS ISLAND. Also we're round the MEET MARKET with A CHILDISH PLACE. Info for the screenings is here. See you in Sheffield!

BUILD SOMETHING MODERN AT THE IFI

Our latest feature documentary BUILD SOMETHING MODERN opens in the Irish Film Institute on Friday May 27th for an exclusive run. More info here.

PYJAMA GIRLS IN KILDARE

Pyjama Girls is showing at Cake Contemporary Arts at the Curragh Camp, Co Kildae this week. Screenings are on Friday 20th May at 2pm and 6.30pm and Saturday 21st at 2pm and 4pm. To confirm a place email carly@cakecontemporaryarts.com.

STILL FILMS at SHEFFIELD DOC/FEST

We're delighted to be showing two new films at this year's doc/fest in Sheffield. Feature doc BUILD SOMETHING MODERN and short RATS ISLAND. More info and tickets here:

Where Were You! hits the target

Thank you to everyone who supported our Fund:it campaign to get new documentary Where Were You! up and running. We hit our target and can't wait to get started!

Pyjama Girls plays in Moscow tonight, Monday 21st March, as part of the Moscow Irish Film Festival

Dublin Critic's Circle

We are delighted to announce that Still Films won the Michael Dwyer Discovery Award for new talent at the Dublin Critics Circle Awards last night.

SURFACE NOISE at the Berlin Film Festival

Our experimental short film SURFACE NOISE will have its international premiere at the Berlin Film Festival this week as part of the Forum Expanded programme. Directed by David Phillips, Tim Blue, and Paul Rowley, the film uses film restoration technology to isolate the damaged elements of old film prints, the dust, dirt, and scratches. This material was then used to create the film, which looks at political unrest and state violence. More info here:

Build Something Modern premier at JDIFF

Build Something Modern premier at the Jameson Dublin International
Film Festival, Friday 25 February 2011

Still Films are delighted to announce that their latest feature
documentary film will be premiered at the Jameson Dublin
International Film Festival, Friday 25 February in IFI Screen 1 at
6.30pm. Tickets are on sale now via the JDIFF website https://
jdiff.ticketsolve.com/shows/126512479/events

Build Something Modern is a Reel Art film funded by the Arts Council/
An Chomhairle EalaÌon. The film is directed by Nicky Gogan and Paul
Rowley (Seaview, the Rooms) and produced by Maya Derrington (Pyjama
Girls).

Build Something Modern tells the story of a hidden canon of Irish
architecture - groundbreaking young architects who pushed the
boundaries of Irish design, With surprisingly little recognition at
home. Between the 1950's and 1970's adventurous architects, eager to
be among the first Irish modernists, travelled to Africa for
excitement and creative freedom. At the same time other Irish
architects, fresh out of university, were given the opportunity to
design modern buildings in Africa, but remarkably never got to see
the finished constructions.

These structures - churches, seminaries, hospitals and schools - were
for the most part built as part of a massive community effort. They
were co-ordinated by the Catholic missionaries, often without a
contractor and with the architect mostly absent. Build Something
Modern reveals a surprising and untold history about these people and
their innovative creations. We travel back to the 1950s, when
colonies were still in place, through the atrocities of numerous wars
where many of the structures were destroyed, right up to present day
Nigeria.

Reworking stunning imagery from both the personal archives of the
architects and recruitment films made by the missions, the film
encompasses Still Films unique visual and storytelling style. Build
Something Modern is a touching and revealing film about people and
the special relationship with the things they create as they reflect
on it many years later.

Featuring Dr. Sean Rothery, B.Arch., Ph.D., FRIAI, Dr. Richard Hurley
FRIAI, ARCUK, HRHA, Allen Smith B. Arch, Gerald Fey B.Arch RIBA RSUA
and Michael O'Doherty Dip. Arch FRIAI, Fr. Kevin Longworth SPS, Fr.
Jim Sharkey SPS, Fr. Gerald Gogan CPPs. Original Concept & Research
by Dr. Lisa Godson.

Directors and producer bios available at http://www.stillfilms.org/
pages/about.html Full press kit and images available on request.

PYJAMA GIRLS nominated for an IFTA

We're thrilled to announce that PYJAMA GIRLS has been nominated for an
Irish Film and Television Award this year. The film is nominated in
the George Morrison Feature Documentary Award. Awards take place
February 12th in Dublin. www.ifta.ie for more info on all the
nominees. Congrats to all.

This Weekend! showcase Capital Irish Film Festival

This Weekend! Darklight Film Festival & STILL FILMS showcase Capital Irish Film Festival, Washington DC. Screening times and ticket information via Irishfilmdc.org below!

Darklight Heroes: DC Edition

Friday, December 10th at 7.00 p.m.

Goethe Institut, 812 7th Street NW, Washington DC 20001

Darklight heroes is when some of the festival alumni and contributors from past editions get together to think of the artists who inspire them most from any field and invite them to curate a session in the festival.

who is the DC hero?

Berlin-based animator David O'Reilly

and his selection?

David has declared his film line up top secret and has forbidden us from releasing the details but we can tell you that he has named his selection MIXTAPE OF DOOM - a collection of logic bending neuro-masochistic short films from the past, present and future. early animation, modern rarities, lost television shows and other slices of meat from the media's most surreal and succulent tenderloins. sounds tasty!

Darklight: State of The Nation

Friday, Decembe 10th at 9.00 p.m.

Goethe Institut, 812 7th Street NW, Washington DC 20001

Darklight Festival Director Nicky Gogan has hand picked a collection of films that she thinks reflects Ireland's current social climate as well as the state of independent Irish film-making today. In an interactive session that will include input from fellow producer and director, Paul Rowley, as well as a live video link up with Irish guerrilla musician (and director of  Nun's Fight Club), Declan De Barra, Nicky will lead us through her perspective on Irish cinema.

what's the line up?

Fall directed by Paddy Jolly

Columbarium directed by Tony Kenny

Let Me Be Frank directed by Niamh Murphy

Rocky Road to Dublin directed by Damien O'Donnell

Old Fangs directed by Adrien Merigeau

Lady On The Rock directed by Jessie Ward

Gravity Loop directed by Paul Rowley & David Phillips

Musicvideo directed by Tu Me Tues

Take 'Em Up directed by Eoghan Kidney

Untitled Revolution directed by Istvan Laszlo

Nuns Fight Club directed by Declan De Barra

Excerpt from One Hundred Mornings directed by Conor Horgan

Excerpt from His&Hers directed by Ken Wardrop

Divestment directed by Paul Rowley & Nicky Gogan

Rialto Twirlers directed by Annmaree Barry

 Pyjama Girls 

Saturday, December 11 at 4.00 pm

Goethe Institut, 812 7th Street NW, Washington DC 20001

Includes Q&A with Director Maya Derrington 

Pyjama Girls presents the chaotic friendship of teenagers Lauren and Tara as they navigate the trials of life, dressed all the while in their uniform of rebellion: pyjamas. Lauren's future hangs in the balance as she takes part in street violence with rival teen gangs and faces expulsion from school. balancing tenderness with hilarity, the film reveals the challenges that life throws her - from her addict mother to the disruptive world of the flats - and uncovers the crucial importance of her friendship with Tara

For more info and to buy your tickets, go here...

http://www.irishfilmdc.org/

PYJAMA GIRLS in Tipperary

PYJAMA GIRLS plays November 16th at the Excel in Tipperary town.

Info Here:

http://www.tipperary-excel.com/coming_soon.php

Pyjama Girls BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!

Pyjama Girls BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Sell-out Irish documentary Pyjama Girls plays at big screens from September 17th nation-wide as part of an innovative DIY distribution campaign. Pyjama Girls, a new Irish documentary by Maya Derrington, examines the lives of two of Dublin's 'pyjama girls', will screen at some of the country's most prominent cinemas. 

Booking info: Vue Liffey Valley Dublin:
http://www.myvue.ie/cinemas/index.asp?ci=60 
The Gate in Cork: http://bit.ly/cNgRwh 
The Eye Galway: http://www.eyecinema.ie/ 
Cineworld Dublin from the 24th September: http://www.cineworld.ie/

Nationwide with Access Cinema From October, details on Access dates and venues will be posted here: http://www.accesscinema.ie/

Like us on Facebook for regular updates and screening times and venues!

http://www.facebook.com/pyjamagirls

View the trailer:

http://www.vimeo.com/stillfilms

STILL FILMS at the IFI

The Irish Film Institute in Dublin is presenting a showcase of Still Films recent work this month. Feature doc PYJAMA GIRLS will be playing daily from August 20th. August 21st there is a screening of IFTA nominated doc SEAVIEW about asylum seekers living in the former Butlin's holiday camp at Mosney. Sunday August 22nd is the world premiere of Paul Rowley and Tim Blue's experimental feature THE ROOMS. And Tuesday August 24th the directors of Still Films will be showing some recent shorts and discussing their collaborative approach to filmmaking. Info and tickets are available at www.ifi.ie

STILL FILMS LAUNCHES 3RD RTE YOUNG PEOPLE'S SERIES

Swede Me is Still Films' 3rd series for RTE Young People's and we are inviting teenagers to apply to make and star in their own short films. Apply by 2nd June 2010 at www.rte.ie/tv/twotube/swedeme.html. Swede Me is a series of bite-size comedies presenting the idiosyncracies of today’s teen labels, in the style of popular TV formats. Each episode focuses on one teen group, for example Emos, GAA Heads, Skater Kids, Metallers, Scout, Gamers, or Facebook addicts. The episodes will be created this summer during workshops and shoots with the Swede Me team.

PYJAMA GIRLS WORLD PREMIERE

Our IFB funded documentary Pyjama Girls will open the Stranger Than Fiction film festival this April at the IFI in Dublin. The film screens at 6:30 pm on April 15th and again at 12:30 pm on April 17th.

TICKETS go to www.ifi.ie/stf or call 01 679 3477.

PRESS ENQUIRIES to Patrick Stewart at the IFI on 01 679 5744.

STILL FILMS AT THE DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

This year's Jameson Dublin International Film Festival programme has just been announced and it looks smashing. Still Films have a number of short films screening at the festival, which runs 19 - 28 February in cinemas and locations across the city.

Anne Maree Barry and Matthew Talbot -Kelly will both be doing a Q&A about their projects at DATA 40 on the 26th of February.

Screening times:
Alibi
Directed by Darren Bolger and Caroline Campbell
Screening Saturday 20 February 6.30pm IFI

(The Trembling Veil of) Bones
Directed by Mathew Talbot-Kelly, co-produced with Glimpse Digital
Screening Wed 23 Feb, 8.30pm Screen Cinema.
Check out the trailer here! http://vimeo.com/9498702

Rialto Twirlers
Directed by AnneMaree Barry
Screening Sunday 28 February 4.30pm, Light House Cinema

Still Film's old friend and collaborator Jim Davis will be in town for the premier of his film Meeting Room, screening 21 Feb at 3.30pm, Cineworld, Parnell Street, D1.
Trailer: http://www.vimeo.com/9438174

Tickets are on sale now via www.jdiff.com - more details on the films at www.stillfilms.org

Sweded TV shortlisted for New York International Children's Film Festival

We're delighted to announce that Sweded TV Series 2 has been shortlisted for the New York International Children's Film Festival, which promotes intelligent, passionate, provocative cinematic works for ages 3-18.  Of 2,500 submissions only approximately 300-400 get past the first round.

ALIBI - World Premiere at Cork Film Festival

In a small Irish town a girl is brutally murdered. When questioned by police, Paddy gives his workmate John a cover story. Twenty years later John is charged with murder and Paddy's lie is now an alibi.

Cork Film Festival Premiere Screening of 'Alibi', a new short documentary.

Directed & Produced by Darren Bolger/Caroline Campbell.

Produced by Still Films as part of the Irish Film Board's 'Reality Bites' series.

Date: Saturday, 07 November 2009

Time: 17:00

Location: Cork Opera House, Cork City

More info and tickets here:

http://www.corkfilmfest.org/2009/films/218/alibi

SEAVIEW DVD RELEASE

SEAVIEW is now available on DVD through our distributor Indiepix. The film which premiered at the Berlin Film Festival last year, and was nominated for an Irish Film and Television Award, tells the story of asylum seekers living in the former Butlin's Holiday Camp at Mosney, an hour north of Dublin.

You can order copies on DVD or to download through the Indiepix site here.

RTE Young People's series re-commissioned

Still Films has been commissioned by Irish state broadcaster RTE to produce a second series of Young People's series Sweded TV, for broadcast in September 09.  The series of 10 short comic films is made with groups of teenagers following a nationwide call for entries.  Last year's series was selected to represent Ireland at INPUT, the prestigious conference for innovative public television from around the world.  Watch the last series at www.rte.ie/swededtv.

Pyjama Girls

We're delighted to announce that our next feature doc 'Pyjama Girls' has been given the green light and is going into production in collaboration with the Irish Film Board. The film observes the lives of a group of teenage girls living in Dublin's inner city, who spend all their time in their pyjamas. Check our Feature Films section for more info and images.

SEAVIEW at Thessaloniki

We're very pleased to announce that Seaview will be playing next week at the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival.

Click here for info:

Screenings are as follows:

PAVLOS ZANNAS:

Friday, March 13, 2009 - 13:00

OLYMPION:

Tuesday, March 17, 2009 - 13:00

Istvan Laszlo "Untitled (Revolution 89)" at Wilkinson Gallery London

Istvan Laszlo's new animation Untitled (Revolution 89) will be showing at the Wilkinson Gallery in London as part of a group show of Romanian artists from the Plan B art space in Cluj. 

www.wilkinsongallery.com

Untitled (Revolution 89) 

The video work is based on an anonymous photograph that was taken in December 1989 during the Romanian revolution against the Communist regime in Bucharest.  By reconstructing this historical image well stocked in our collective consciousness, the filmmaker is analyzing the way that a fabricated image can reconfigure our relationship to historical truth. 

Directed by Istvan Laszlo

Produced by Nicky Gogan

Track Changes at Wilkinson Gallery

28 February - 9 April 2009

Project Space

Wilkinson is pleased to announce a project space exhibition by Romanian artist-run space 'Plan B'. The exhibition brings together recent works by the three members of the group SUPERNOVA, active in Cluj between 2001-2004. SUPERNOVA's presence on the Romanian art scene contributed to a significant shift in tone and artistic attitude, away from the melancholy look of the post-Wall generation, repeatedly defining the East as non-West, as absence or lack, and the West as surplus, and puzzling over this in-built incompatibility. Alongside other new voices, Ciprian Muresan, Cristi Pogacean, and Istvan Laszlo engage the recent past of Eastern Europe as an occasion to extricate the very notion of history from ideological falsification, to bind it up with personal experience, conceptual accident and the history of art. In their collective and individual projects, history appears as a network of conflicting timelines, while the ways in which globalization and post-communism endlessly complicate each other are observed from a perspective immune to the utopias of revolution or liberalism.

Ciprian Muresan's video 'Choose...', part of a significant body of work dealing with the father-son relationship, sees Vlad Muresan mixing Pepsi and Coca-Cola in a glass. The child's prank rings, in the context of Muresan's practice, pre-apocalyptic: a glimpse of the moment when carefully marketed differences merge in the same viscous paste, a rehearsal for the collapse of identities. Another work by Muresan is situated in a dreamlike interval between wars, as an extended recollection of the previous one and a monotonous preparation for the next. For one excruciating hour, soldiers peel potatoes, silently yet stubbornly interrogating geopolitical strategies, ideological unrest and the clashes of civilizations.

Istvan Laszlo and Cristi Pogacean engage history the way monuments do, proceeding by extreme, effective simplification. Pogacean's 'Modernist Bird House', collapsing Mies van der Rohe and St. Francis of Assisi and pairing the Modernist effort to regulate life with its systematic irrationality, or Laszlo's manipulation of a propaganda image, showing the political leader drowsing off into irrelevance - these works isolate and modify bits of history in what feels like a simulator for alternative flows of time.

In Pogacean's 'Caranime', Caravaggio's 'Doubting Thomas' becomes a lesson of anatomy, as the repeated gesture of incredulity and physical testing disrupts the event, introducing a deferral in the revelation of Truth and its acceptance. In another work, Istvan reflects on the fact that 'the first revolution broadcast live on television' did not lead to a 'film', to a director's cut, but to a profusion of making-of features and DVD bonuses, divested of denouement or resolution.

Plan B is an artist-run space set up in Cluj, Romania in 2005 which focuses on Romanian art of the past 50 years. In 2007 Plan B organized the Romanian Pavilion at the 52nd Venice Biennale with Victor Man as curator and Cristi Pogacean among the artists exhibited, and have recently set up a second space in Berlin, Germany.

Wilkinson

50-58 Vyner Street, London E2 9DQ

SEAVIEW - GERMAN CINEMA TOUR

Seaview is starting it's German cinema release this week at the FSK Kino in Berlin. The film is now being distributed by the Arsenal in Germany. Directors Nicky and Paul will be at the screening on the 7th, and then at all dates on the tour starting February 16th. Just click on the back of the postcard above for the tour dates. If you have friends in Germany who might be interested in the film please do pass the information along. Thanks!

SEAVIEW nominated for an IFTA

After its premiere at the Berlin Film Festival and a very successful tour of the festival circuit, ‘Seaview’ has now been nominated in the Best Documentary category of this year's IFTAs (Irish Film and Television Awards).

more here

Seaview German cinema tour. February 2009.

"Seaview' is now being distributed in Germany by the Arsenal. 

The film opens at the FSK-Kino in Berlin on January 29th and will then tour Germany in late February. The directors will be on hand to intro the film on the tour. 

More info here (in German)

Full tour dates to follow.

Film Ireland

The January/February issue of Film Ireland magazine, guest edited by Still Films directors Nicky Gogan and Paul Rowley with Darklight programme director Derek O'Connor is now available for sale in shops and from Film Base in Temple Bar.

You can find extracts from the articles here

SEAVIEW in HELSINKI

Seaview has been selected for the Lens Politica Film festival in Helsinki.

Sunday 23.11. / Dubrovnik / 14:00

More info here.

SEAVIEW at the Foyle Film Festival

Seaview's next Irish screening is at the Foyle Film Festival.

FRIDAY 28 NOVEMBER 7:00pm ORCHARD CINEMA

More info here: