With self-distribution becoming more widespread, Film Ireland talks to three Irish filmmakers who made the decision to release their own film.
A brief glimpse into a seldom-viewed world, this short documentary by Maya Derrington fluidly oscillates between the hardened roughness of the street and the quiet, tender moments in the intimacy of the home. Around the flats of Ballyfermot in Dublin the pavement is littered with kids of all ages – young boys cause havoc, tormenting passers-by, throwing stones at windows and generally killing time in a grey and dreary landscape. The girls kill time in…
The good people at Still Films have given us 3 copies of the wonderful Pyjama Girls to give to 3 lucky people.
‘Pyjama Girls’ is now on sale at the Irish Film Institute Film Shop. It will also be available to purchase from Tower Records, Wicklow Street & Easons, the Kilkenny Design Centre and from www.stillfilms.org from Monday the 21st November.
Critically acclaimed Irish documentary Pyjama Girls will be released on DVD in time for Christmas in the IFI Bookshop, Tower Records and online at www.stillfilms.org, launching Still Films Distribution. Irish production company Still Films are distributing the DVD with support of the Irish Film Board’s new Direct Distribution funding programme, marking the launch of the innovative Still Films Distribution arm. This follows Still Films’ success with the theatrical release of the film in cinemas around…