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Farmers!?, dir. Freddie Leyden, Ireland 2024, 15 min.
A programme of six short form works addressing land and identity.
Farmers!?, dir. Freddie Leyden, Ireland 2024, 15 min.
The death of a farmer triggers a surreal, emotional catharsis amongst his fellow countrymen.
Peter Peter, dir. Michael Barwise, 18 min.
A young man is caught between protecting a blossoming relationship, and remaining loyal to a guerrilla eco-activist movement.
Yara, dir. James Doherty, Ireland 2023, 13 min.
A Syrian father is plagued by his traumatic past and struggles to adapt to life in rural Ireland with his young daughter.
a border of flat stones, dirs. Éiméar & Cáit McClay, Ireland 2023, 10 min.
A quietly radical meditation on how British imperialist rule in Ireland compounded the Great Famine.
Calf, dir. Jamie O'Rourke, Ireland 2023, 15 min.
A sinister farm incident leaves a teenage girl with a difficult decision to make.
The Legend of the Dun Cow, dir. Colm Higgins, Ireland 2024, 19 min.
A hypnotic and sensorial journey through the production of Irish butter.
This programme is part of the Irish Film Festival.
Farmers!?, dir. Freddie Leyden, Ireland 2024, 15 min.
The death of a farmer triggers a surreal, emotional catharsis amongst his fellow countrymen.
Peter Peter, dir. Michael Barwise, 18 min.
A young man is caught between protecting a blossoming relationship, and remaining loyal to a guerrilla eco-activist movement.
Yara, dir. James Doherty, Ireland 2023, 13 min.
A Syrian father is plagued by his traumatic past and struggles to adapt to life in rural Ireland with his young daughter.
a border of flat stones, dirs. Éiméar & Cáit McClay, Ireland 2023, 10 min.
A quietly radical meditation on how British imperialist rule in Ireland compounded the Great Famine.
Calf, dir. Jamie O'Rourke, Ireland 2023, 15 min.
A sinister farm incident leaves a teenage girl with a difficult decision to make.
The Legend of the Dun Cow, dir. Colm Higgins, Ireland 2024, 19 min.
A hypnotic and sensorial journey through the production of Irish butter.
This programme is part of the Irish Film Festival.
Formerly known as Irish Film London, Irish Film & Television UK (IFTUK) showcases and celebrates the best of Irish culture through the digital medium. We promote world class Irish Film, Television and Animation throughout the UK.
08:45 pm
Fri, 15 Nov 2024
Cinema 1
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Cinema 1
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