#2017 Galway Film Fleadh

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Photos from The Galway Film Fleadh taken from Jamie Hannigan’s instagram.

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@florencepugh / At the Galway Film Fleadh / July 17, 2017.

Wearing:

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#Interview: Scannain Talks The Limit Of... with Alan Mulligan ahead of the Galway Film Fleadh

Scannain caught up with writer/director Alan Mulligan to talk about his independent financed Irish feature film The Limit Of…, ahead of its world premiere at the Galway Film Fleadh.

James Allen is a man in control. He lives alone and works as a banker. He does his best to look after his widowed mother. What he doesn’t know is that the bank he works for is about to repossess her home. When the…

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08/07/2019 Gathering in Galway for the 31st Galway Film Fleadh which opened last night (TUESDAY 9/7 )Dara Devaney ( An Klondike (2015), An Bronntanas (2014) and Corp & Anam (2011) who stars in Finky at this year's Galway Film Fleadh surrounded by stalwarts of the profession with six Emmy Awards for her television work and a Tony Award, Tyne Daly known for Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Judging Amy (1999) and Cagney & Lacey (1981) and our very own  Fionnula Flanagan IFTA Lifetime Achievement Award winner in 2012. Flanagan is known for her roles in the films James Joyce's Women and The Others, for the latter of which she won a Saturn Award.

Daly is in Galway to promote small town comedy drama 'A Bread Factory', which she is starring in.

She is also attending a special screening of 'Cagney and Lacey' at the Town Hall Theatre on Thursday afternoon, where there will also be a discussion on the connection between feminist film theory and the iconic series.

This year there are 95 feature films, ten world premieres and 150 short films on the fleadh's line-up, and more than 40% of the cinematic material is by female filmmakers.

Photo:Andrew Downes, xposure.

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Drama | Galicia, Spain | 2017 | 21 min Ramona lives with her husband, with whom she barely communicates, and works in a canning factory run by a tyrant manager. Faced with the challenges presented by her daily routine, she tries to take refuge in the relationship that unites her to her daughter and granddaughter. 2018 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize 2019 Goya Nominee 2019 Mestre Mateo Winner Clermont-Ferrand | AFI Fest | Palm Springs ShortFest | Melbourne | Dokufest | Festival de cine de Cans (Best Film, Best Actress & Audience Award) | Message to man | IndieLisboa (Best Int. Short Film) | Hollyshorts (Best Int. Short Film) | Cinemed (Special Mention) | Seminci (Best Spanish Short Film) | ALCINE (Best Film & Best Actress) | Aspen ShortFest | Encounters | CinemaJove | Maremetraggio (Best Short Film) | D'A | Guanajuato | Concorto (Special Mention ) | Seattle Int. Film Festival | Leeds Int. Film Festival | Galway Film Fleadh | 24fps Int. Short Film Festival (Silver Medal & Best Actress) | Ljubljana Int. Film Festival (Best Short Film) | Pančevo (Best Short Film & Best Actress) | Uppsala Int. Short Film Festival | Málaga | Las Palmas Int. Film Festival Writer | Director: Álvaro Gago Producers: Álvaro Gago, Alberto Gago, José Gago. Production Companies: Sombriza Films, Ringo Media. Distribution: Marvin&Wayne CAST Francisca Iglesias Bouzón | Pilar Fragua | Eulogia Chaves | Marta Resille | Sara Dios | Janet Romero CREW Mireia Graell, Executive Producer | Silvia Fuentes, Production Manager | Lucia C. Pan, Director of Photography | Jorge Basterretxea, 1st AC | Marta Font, 1st AD | Lucía Estévez, Script | Alba Aguiar, Art Director | Uxía Vaello, Costume Designer | Álvaro Gago, Editor | Xavier Souto, Sound Recordist | Sound Troop, Sound Postproduction | Leticia T. Blanco, DIT & Grading. Director's previous short film: http://bit.ly/36eHx9T Director's new short film (trailer): http://bit.ly/2QF8Q6z

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Drama | Galicia, Spain | 2017 | 21 min Ramona lives with her husband, with whom she barely communicates, and works in a canning factory run by a tyrant manager. Faced with the challenges presented by her daily routine, she tries to take refuge in the relationship that unites her to her daughter and granddaughter. 2018 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize 2019 Goya Nominee 2019 Mestre Mateo Winner Clermont-Ferrand | AFI Fest | Palm Springs ShortFest | Melbourne | Dokufest | Festival de cine de Cans (Best Film, Best Actress & Audience Award) | Message to man | IndieLisboa (Best Int. Short Film) | Hollyshorts (Best Int. Short Film) | Cinemed (Special Mention) | Seminci (Best Spanish Short Film) | ALCINE (Best Film & Best Actress) | Aspen ShortFest | Encounters | CinemaJove | Maremetraggio (Best Short Film) | D'A | Guanajuato | Concorto (Special Mention ) | Seattle Int. Film Festival | Leeds Int. Film Festival | Galway Film Fleadh | 24fps Int. Short Film Festival (Silver Medal & Best Actress) | Ljubljana Int. Film Festival (Best Short Film) | Pančevo (Best Short Film & Best Actress) | Uppsala Int. Short Film Festival | Málaga | Las Palmas Int. Film Festival Writer | Director: Álvaro Gago Producers: Álvaro Gago, Alberto Gago, José Gago. Production Companies: Sombriza Films, Ringo Media. Distribution: Marvin&Wayne CAST Francisca Iglesias Bouzón | Pilar Fragua | Eulogia Chaves | Marta Resille | Sara Dios | Janet Romero CREW Mireia Graell, Executive Producer | Silvia Fuentes, Production Manager | Lucia C. Pan, Director of Photography | Jorge Basterretxea, 1st AC | Marta Font, 1st AD | Lucía Estévez, Script | Alba Aguiar, Art Director | Uxía Vaello, Costume Designer | Álvaro Gago, Editor | Xavier Souto, Sound Recordist | Sound Troop, Sound Postproduction | Leticia T. Blanco, DIT & Grading. Director's previous short film: https://vimeo.com/116676944 Director's new short film (trailer): https://vimeo.com/341547882

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"Mad to be Normal" Wins Best International Feature

Congrats to @madtobenormal for winning @GalwayFilm's Best International Feature #DavidTennant

Ireland’s leading film festival, Galway Film Fleadh, which started on July 11th, concluded today with announcement of winners in numbers of categories.

Mad to be Normal took home winner in Best International Feature award. The film starred David Tennant, Elisabeth Moss, Gabriel Byrne & Michael Gambon. It’s directed by Robert Mullan, who also attended the event.

Galway Film Fleadh welcomes…

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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar attending the premiere of the Pilgrimage at the Galway Film Fleadh 2017 https://theta360.com/s/lzWJKZ5FvcxpNkjJQcK0N13aa

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Discovering the Wild Atlantic Way

There is no better way to discover a place other than with a road trip, and Ireland is the perfect place to do this. Its 2,500 km of wild coastline, where the land and the sea come together into a breathless scene, gives the opportunity to experience the trip of a lifetime. So, it’s time to pack your cameras, bags and your adventurous spirit to discover this amazing and unique place.

From County Cork to Donegal you can visit castles, national parks, live a mystic experience following St. Patrick’s footsteps, and awaken the force with you. Different routes give you the opportunity to create the best solution for all your holidays’ needs, so…let’s start with the adventure!

County Cork, From Kinsale to West Cork: This part of the Wild Atlantic way cross the southern part of the Island, where the lovely towns of Kinsale and Clonakilty are the starting point. This area provides wilderness and comforts, beautiful beaches like Barley Cove, exotic gardens at the Bantry House and even more activities to do. The most famous interesting point in the area is undoubtedly Mizen Head, where the 99 steps and the arched bridge are ready to be conquered. In this place, you can also admire the wildlife in its natural habitat, such as seals, kittiwakes and if you are lucky, spot the magnificent whales.

The Ancient Kingdom Of Kerry: This area was nominated by Lonely Planet in 2017 one of the top 10 regions to visit. Three years later we think that is still like the best place to spend your holidays. The reason? Well, beautiful coastline, mountains and a breathtaking view offer an amazing opportunity to try different activities, like watersports, hill walking, and hiking. The lovely village of Caherdaniel provides the best location to access the Kerry Way, a 200 km trail through the mountains, and the Derrynane Bay, where the mountains meet crystal water.

County Clare, Mayo and Galway, Cliffs, Bays, and Culture: from the space landscape of The Burren to the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher, this area of the Wild Atlantic Way will also host cultural events from February 2020 until January 2021. The lovely and romantic city of Galway has been in fact nominated as the European capital of culture for 2020 and in July will be the place of the Galway Film Fleadh. Culture, nature, adventure and incredible landscapes, create a perfect combination for an unforgettable holiday. Bays with crystal water, where you can find 365 little islands of the Clew Bay, one every day of the year; the wild beauty of Connemara, and the Clare Island, the burial place of Grace O’Malley, the Queen of the Pirates.

from Ireland Vacations with DiscoveringIreland.com https://ift.tt/2Uz85y9

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Drama | Galicia, Spain | 2017 | 21 min Ramona lives with her husband, with whom she barely communicates, and works in a canning factory run by a tyrant manager. Faced with the challenges presented by her daily routine, she tries to take refuge in the relationship that unites her to her daughter and granddaughter. 2018 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize 2019 Goya Nominee 2019 Mestre Mateo Winner Clermont-Ferrand | AFI Fest | Palm Springs ShortFest | Melbourne | Dokufest | Festival de cine de Cans (Best Film, Best Actress & Audience Award) | Message to man | IndieLisboa (Best Int. Short Film) | Hollyshorts (Best Int. Short Film) | Cinemed (Special Mention) | Seminci (Best Spanish Short Film) | ALCINE (Best Film & Best Actress) | Aspen ShortFest | Encounters | CinemaJove | Maremetraggio (Best Short Film) | D'A | Guanajuato | Concorto (Special Mention ) | Seattle Int. Film Festival | Leeds Int. Film Festival | Galway Film Fleadh | 24fps Int. Short Film Festival (Silver Medal & Best Actress) | Ljubljana Int. Film Festival (Best Short Film) | Pančevo (Best Short Film & Best Actress) | Uppsala Int. Short Film Festival | Málaga | Las Palmas Int. Film Festival Writer | Director: Álvaro Gago Producers: Álvaro Gago, Alberto Gago, José Gago. Production Companies: Sombriza Films, Ringo Media. Distribution: Marvin&Wayne CAST Francisca Iglesias Bouzón | Pilar Fragua | Eulogia Chaves | Marta Resille | Sara Dios | Janet Romero CREW Mireia Graell, Executive Producer | Silvia Fuentes, Production Manager | Lucia C. Pan, Director of Photography | Jorge Basterretxea, 1st AC | Marta Font, 1st AD | Lucía Estévez, Script | Alba Aguiar, Art Director | Uxía Vaello, Costume Designer | Álvaro Gago, Editor | Xavier Souto, Sound Recordist | Sound Troop, Sound Postproduction | Leticia T. Blanco, DIT & Grading. Director's previous short film: https://ift.tt/35j3J1k Director's new short film (trailer): https://ift.tt/35kaDU6

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AN ISLAND from and maps and plans on Vimeo.

A solitary man sets out to conquer an isolated island.

A new short film from And Maps And Plans, directed by Rory Byrne

Best Fiction award winner at Festival Cartón, Buenos Aires 2018 Best Narrative Short award winner at Animation Block Party 2018 Best Music & Grand Prix award winner at Neum Animated Film Festival 2018 Best Irish Film & Best 2d award winner at Dublin Animated Film Festival 2017 The James Horgan award winner at Galway Film Fleadh 2017

For screening details contact: hello@andmapsandplans.com andmapsandplans.com/anisland instagram.com/andmapsandplans twitter.com/andmapsandplans facebook.com/andmapsandplans

Director: Rory Byrne - rorybyrne.ie Producer: Ciarán Deeney - ezfilms.ie Writers: Rory Byrne & Alan Holly - qlqn.ie/ Composer: Seán Byrne Backgrounds and FX supervisor: Ronan McMeel - instagram.com/ronanmcmeel Sound Design: David Kamp - studiokamp.com Animators: Rory Byrne, Alan Holly & Anita Gaughan - anitagaughan.tumblr.com Animation Colourist: Aoife Balfe Sound Mix: Dean Jones - raygun.ie Production Assistant: Aisling Conroy - aislingconroyart.com Musicians: Aoife Nathan & Alan D'Arcy Music Recording at tinpot.ie/ Emma Scott: Production Executive for Screen Ireland Pauline McNamara: Executive Producer for RTÉ Jill McGregor: Shorts Co-ordinator for Screen Ireland

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AN ISLAND from and maps and plans on Vimeo.

A solitary man sets out to conquer an isolated island.

A new short film from And Maps And Plans, directed by Rory Byrne

Best Fiction award winner at Festival Cartón, Buenos Aires 2018 Best Narrative Short award winner at Animation Block Party 2018 Best Music & Grand Prix award winner at Neum Animated Film Festival 2018 Best Irish Film & Best 2d award winner at Dublin Animated Film Festival 2017 The James Horgan award winner at Galway Film Fleadh 2017

For screening details contact: hello@andmapsandplans.com andmapsandplans.com/anisland instagram.com/andmapsandplans twitter.com/andmapsandplans facebook.com/andmapsandplans

Director: Rory Byrne - rorybyrne.ie Producer: Ciarán Deeney - ezfilms.ie Writers: Rory Byrne & Alan Holly - qlqn.ie/ Composer: Seán Byrne Backgrounds and FX supervisor: Ronan McMeel - instagram.com/ronanmcmeel Sound Design: David Kamp - studiokamp.com Animators: Rory Byrne, Alan Holly & Anita Gaughan - anitagaughan.tumblr.com Animation Colourist: Aoife Balfe Sound Mix: Dean Jones - raygun.ie Production Assistant: Aisling Conroy - aislingconroyart.com Musicians: Aoife Nathan & Alan D'Arcy Music Recording at tinpot.ie/ Emma Scott: Production Executive for Screen Ireland Pauline McNamara: Executive Producer for RTÉ Jill McGregor: Shorts Co-ordinator for Screen Ireland

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#FilmFleadh: Cast and crew of Irish thriller MAZE head to the Galway Film Fleadh premiere

Tickets have already sold out for the Irish premiere of Stephen Burke’s hotly-anticipated Irish thriller MAZE at the 2017 Galway Film Fleadh. The screening on Saturday, July 15th will be attended by director Stephen Burke and cast Tom Vaughan-Lawlor, Barry Ward, Martin McCann, Aaron Monaghan, and Niamh McGrady.

I am delighted to be premiering MAZE at the Galway Film Fleadh, and to show the film…

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A solitary man sets out to conquer an isolated island. A new short film from And Maps And Plans, directed by Rory Byrne Best Fiction award winner at Festival Cartón, Buenos Aires 2018 Best Narrative Short award winner at Animation Block Party 2018 Best Music & Grand Prix award winner at Neum Animated Film Festival 2018 Best Irish Film & Best 2d award winner at Dublin Animated Film Festival 2017 The James Horgan award winner at Galway Film Fleadh 2017 For screening details contact: hello@andmapsandplans.com http://bit.ly/2Q02qkV http://bit.ly/2RmUDdU https://twitter.com/andmapsandplans http://bit.ly/1CpltU0 Director: Rory Byrne - http://bit.ly/2RmUEyu Producer: Ciarán Deeney - http://bit.ly/2PZ9vT9 Writers: Rory Byrne & Alan Holly - http://bit.ly/2RmUGq6 Composer: Seán Byrne Backgrounds and FX supervisor: Ronan McMeel - http://bit.ly/2Q0BKRd Sound Design: David Kamp - http://bit.ly/2RlEOnN Animators: Rory Byrne, Alan Holly & Anita Gaughan - http://bit.ly/2Q5wVX2 Animation Colourist: Aoife Balfe Sound Mix: Dean Jones - http://bit.ly/2Rlz5xY Production Assistant: Aisling Conroy - http://bit.ly/2Q4kvyF Musicians: Aoife Nathan & Alan D'Arcy Music Recording at http://bit.ly/2Ri1O6U Emma Scott: Production Executive for Screen Ireland Pauline McNamara: Executive Producer for RTÉ Jill McGregor: Shorts Co-ordinator for Screen Ireland http://bit.ly/2Q4kwCJ © And Maps And Plans 2018

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＊ When an aspiring journalist hears rumours of a tumble-drier cult on campus, he launches an investigation that quickly snowballs into a social phenomenon. Based on a true story. Official Selection: Galway Film Fleadh, LSFF, Aesthetica, This Is England, Borderlines, Short Of The Week. http://bit.ly/2EuEM5z Starring Tom Blyth, Terry Haywood, Robert Francis-Muller, Tiger Cohen Towell, Molly Coffey, Charles Evans, Joe Stone, Bradley Badder, Lucy Manning Directed by Simon Dymond http://bit.ly/2qaXBqf Written by Ross Sutherland http://bit.ly/2GKBpt6 Produced by Lauren Parker http://bit.ly/2qdvCGa Executive Producer Jessica Loveland DoP - Karl Poyzer 1st Assistant Director - Laura Roe Editor - Stef Hrycyk Production Design - Luke Hicks Original Music - Jeremy Warmsley Location Sound - Adam Fletcher Colourist - Kraig Winterbottom Audio Post - Susan Pennington @Spool Post. Costume Design - Chloe Crabtree & Rebecca Fowler Hair & Make Up - Emma Roberts Production Manager - Emily Stubbs Project Mentors - Ben & Chris Blaine Created with the support of Creative England & BFI.Network. Adapted from "Are You A Member Of Wash Club?" featured on BBC Radio 4's Short Cuts & Imaginary Advice Podcasts. You can see our original crowdfunding video here - vimeo.com/162082007 Directors Notes article about the films production - directorsnotes.com/2017/05/03/simon-dymond-wash-club/?utm_content=buffer796a0&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer This film would not have been possible without the support of our 186 backers on crowdfunder.com. ＊ Ｓｔａｒｒｅｄ　ｖｉｄｅｏ　ａｕｔｏ　ａｄｄｅｄ．　Ｔｏ　ｍａｙｂｅ　ｗａｔｃｈ　ｓｏｍｅｄａｙ．

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It's the last week of Kate Nolan's LACUNA in the Gallery of Photography in Ireland already! Haven't seen it yet? Come visit us somewhere this week, we're open every day from 11am to 6pm!

LACUNA is a new photographic and audio/visual installation evoking contemporary experiences in the border village of Pettigo, County Donegal. Flowing through the centre of the village the River Termon marks the physical border between County Donegal in the Republic of Ireland and County Fermanagh, in Northern Ireland.

Three bridges span the river – and at places where it narrows, often, without realising, you can step across into another country. LACUNA responds to the idea of the border as a ‘landless’ land or a cavity in understanding. Drawn to “in-between” places, artist Kate Nolan collaborated with the young people of Pettigo to explore the notion of the border as a place in flux. The exhibition weaves together still and moving images, recorded stories and a commissioned score by Gavin O’Brien to evoke the tangible and intangible, natural and constructed nature of the border. The diffusion of the physical border in recent years means that for young people there has been minimal impact on physical movement.

The prospect of the introduction of an international border between the EU and the UK with Brexit gives rise to new uncertainties about the future. Kate Nolan’s LACUNA project was supported by the Arts Council Visual Arts Bursary and made possible by the support of the people of Pettigo.

A cross border touring exhibition organised by Gallery of Photography Ireland in partnership with Belfast Exposed Gallery, Regional Cultural Centre and Remote Photo Festival Donegal. Supported by the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht

About Kate Nolan: Kate Nolan is an Irish visual artist based in Dublin, Ireland. In 2014 Nolan published her artist’s book Neither, which won the Magnum Photo Agency Award and Alliance Francaise Award,was shortlisted for the UNSEEN Dummy Award and nominated for Best Photobook at Foto BookKassel and the Leopold Godowsky, Jr. Award. Her work has been shown internationally at various institutions and festivals including Benaki Museum, Athens, Greece; Centre Culturel Irlandais, Paris, France; Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin, Ireland; Center for Emerging Visual Artists, Philadelphia, USA; Photo Katmandu, Nepal; Hamburg Triennale of Photography, Germany; Foto Book Kassel, Germany; Photo London, UK; PhotoIreland Festival, Dublin, Ireland and Belfast Photo Festival, Northern Ireland. Her work is held in public and private collections in Japan, USA, France, Portugal, Mexico, UK and Ireland. Kate Nolan has been working with the community in Pettigo for the past two years. She was awarded an Arts Council Visual Arts Bursary for LACUNA in 2017.

Visit: www.katenolan.ie

About Gavin O’Brien: Gavin O’Brien has been composing music for film since 2005. He got his start with Stars, an experimental short animation starring Domhnall Gleason and Ruth Negga which won Best Animated Short at the Galway Film Fleadh. Since then he has worked with such such up-and-coming award-winning Irish directors as Mark Noonan (Getting Air) and Lorcan Finnegan (Foxes, Without Name).