Competition: Pyjama Girls
The good people at Still Films have given us 3 copies of the wonderful Pyjama Girls to give to 3 lucky people.
The good people at Still Films have given us 3 copies of the wonderful Pyjama Girls to give to 3 lucky people.
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 [...]
To coincide with the publication of Garry O’Neill’s book of Dublin Street culture images, ‘Where Were You!’, Still Films is to produce an accompanying feature length documentary and seek donations to fund the project.
The world premiere of ‘Build Something Modern’ from Still Films at this years Jameson Dublin International Film Festival.
On Friday, 10th December at 9 p.m. in the 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.
There will be a Darklight Film Festival and Still films showcase at the Capital Irish Film Festival, Washington this Friday, 10th December at 7pm at the Goethe Institut, 812 7th Street NW, Washington DC 20001.
Tuesday 24th August at 19.00 at the IFI, Still Films co-founders Nicky Gogan, Paul Rowley and Maya Derrington will discuss their collaborative practice and screen a selection of shorter films. As part of Film Ireland’s coverage of the IFI’s Still Films’ season, we talk to Nicky Gogan about the evolution of Still Films and its collaborative approach to filmmaking.
This weekend sees the screening of ‘Seaview’ and the premiere of ‘The Rooms’ as part of the IFI’s Still Films season. Film Ireland talks to Paul Rowley, co-founder of Still Films, co-director of ‘Seaview’ and ‘The Rooms’.