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A SPECIAL PRESENTATION OF SCREEN IRELAND’S NEWEST SHORT FILMS

Screen Ireland is proud to present 8 of its latest Short Films representing the newest projects completed from its Frameworks, Focus Shorts, Real Shorts and Short Stories short film schemes.

The following films in the line-up are World Premieres

BARRY

HUM

7 FEET 9 ¼ INCHES

THE FEAR

Eve learns of her grandmother's harrowing history in a Mother & Baby home. Woven through her grandmother’s past is the mythological and misunderstood figure of the banshee, whose comforting presence inspires the strength she needs to tell her story.

Year
2020
Runtime
7 minutes
Language
English
Country
Ireland

Director
Éabha Bortolozzo, Jack Kirwan
Screenwriter
Éabha Bortolozzo, Jack Kirwan
Producer
Greg Connolly
Cast
Brenda Fricker & Nicola Coughlan
Composer
Matilda O’Mahony, Rachel O’Grady, Stephen Harris

8 films in package

Her Song (Screen Ireland Shorts)

The banshee’s song comforts Peggy as she unspools the threads of her past, revealing her story to her granddaughter, Eve.

Barry (Screen Ireland Shorts)

Susan is trying to enjoy a spot of gardening when her neighbour’s maddening dog destroys the peace.

STIR (Screen Ireland Shorts)

Having recently lost his wife, an old man takes on more than he can handle.

The Dead Hands of Dublin (Screen Ireland Shorts)

Sometimes the only thing between life and death is a snap of your fingers.

HUM (Screen Ireland Shorts)

A tormented man looks for a moment of sanctuary and solitude in a quiet gallery room. His wish is not granted.

Expulsion (Screen Ireland Shorts)

True horror bears the face of Man.

7 Feet 9 1/4 Inches (Screen Ireland Shorts)

The story of a young girl defying gender stereotypes and turning heads in the highly competitive world of youth darts.

The Fear (Screen Ireland Shorts)

A monster who specializes in making people feel terrible is forced to face himself.