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One Hundred Mornings

One Hundred Mornings

May 7, 2011 | Comments (0)

A light-hearted comedic romp… it is not.

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Flat Lakes Festival screens 'One Hundred Mornings' and 'Circus Born'

Flat Lakes Festival screens 'One Hundred Mornings' and 'Circus Born'

June 3, 2010 | Comments (0)

The Clones Film Festival Marquee at the Flat Lakes Literary & Arts Festival will screen the documentary, ‘Circus Born’, by Matt Skinner as well as Conor Horgan’s apocalyptic drama ‘One Hundred Mornings’.

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Issue 132 – Spotlight – One Hundred Mornings

Issue 132 – Spotlight – One Hundred Mornings

April 1, 2010 | Comments (1)

Ross Whitaker talks to Conor Horgan about his award-winning debut feature.

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Irish Film ‘One Hundred Mornings’ Wins At Slamdance

Irish Film ‘One Hundred Mornings’ Wins At Slamdance

February 8, 2010 | Comments (0)

Bl!nder Films first feature film ‘One Hundred Mornings’, funded by the Catalyst Project and directed by Conor Horgan won a Special Jury Mention at the Slamdance Film Festival in Park City, Utah in January 2010.

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BSÉ/IFB Catalyst Project is first Irish Feature to World Premiere at Slamdance

BSÉ/IFB Catalyst Project is first Irish Feature to World Premiere at Slamdance

December 11, 2009 | Comments (0)

BSÉ/IFB Catalyst Project ‘One Hundred Mornings’ is to have its world premiere at the prestigious Slamdance Film Festival.

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Issue 128 – Shoots & Roots

Issue 128 – Shoots & Roots

May 1, 2009 | Comments (2)

It’s tough making films. They cost a lot of money and because the economic downturn is showing no signs of levelling out just yet, the chance to get any kind of film made is becoming ever more precarious. With this in mind the Catalyst Project was launched in 2007 – 3 movies, 3 teams of writers, directors and producers, a budget of €250,000 each – and aimed at first-time filmmakers and emerging talent in all areas of production. Can a film be made on €250,000 and will low-budget filmmaking be with us for the foreseeable future?

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