JDIFF presents another hand-picked selection of the best Irish shorts.
For eighteen-year-old Derek, running drugs isn’t a big deal, it’s just a job. But juggling a relationship, family and his ‘career’ isn’t easy. Something has to give…
Carmen Bryce checks out Noel Brady’s latest short film, ‘Alicia’s Mask’, which was awarded Best Film at the OIC media Shorts in the Lighthouse Cinema this week.
Carmen Bryce takes a look at Shaun Blaney’s ‘Trespasses’, which screens on Tuesday, 28th January at the Film Devour Short Film Festival in the Black Box in Belfast.
James Farrell lives in Rathnally Co. Meath. He’s a farmer and shares his house with his cats.
‘Tríd an Stoirm’, Fred Burdy’s animated seven-minute short film, tells the story of a young woman trying to bring her drowned husband back from the dead. For that, she’ll face a Banshee and will go on a harrowing journey into the Otherworld.
Set in the 1970s, Tart tells the story of Sean an Alzheimer’s patient, who is remembering his life through flashbacks.
Two couples meet at a gallery opening. There’s a definite flicker of chemistry between old flames Jim and Clare, but the end result of this casual encounter is a bit unexpected.
As Bloomsday strides towards us, here’s a chance to enjoy ‘Pitch N Putt With Beckett And Joyce.’
A beautiful short film accompanying Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill’s reading of her poem.