Welcome back! We’ve got some more fantastic short films for you, fresh from last week’s Little Cinema. Huge thanks to everyone who came along to be part of a magical night. There was a great buzz in the room, which you all contributed to! Of course, the biggest thank you goes to all those wonderful filmmakers for providing the night’s entertainment. If you missed out, here’s your chance to catch up, with links to those films which are currently available online.
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The Vikings Are Coming, submitted by Damien Burke
Watch this film here.
It’s about the Viking boat that was in Galway over the summer. -
The Photographer, submitted by Lakshika Serasine
This film is not yet available online.
An artist is looking for a muse. -
Finders Keepers, submitted by Stephen Staunton
Two conspiracy theory obsessed stoners find an alien weapon in the woods. Cue shenanigans.
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Gimp Bishcuit Episode 2, submitted by
Gimp Bishcuit
Episode 2 of online sketch show – Gimp Bishcuit. A great mix of rural based Irish humour
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Gripped: Noel Considine, submitted by Noel Greene
Gripped is the story of former Clare Hurler Noel Considine who found hope when his life was almost taken away from him with his struggles with alcohol abuse.
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The Sniper, submitted by John McClafferty
This film is not yet available online.
Sniper is a Story about relationship Betrayal and the Act of God
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An Eala Dubh, submitted by Conal Kearney & Peter Broderick
Description: In early 2017, a black swan arrived in the Cladagh, Galway. This inspired a story of a brief encounter between a couple in the streets of Galway city.
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The Stars Are Nefarious, submitted by Declan Mungovan
Rolf’s first day on the job takes on an unexpected twist as he tries the patience of his new colleague and career veteran Jack.
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Who’s The Man?, submitted by Steven Sharpe
This is the music video for Steven Sharpe’s song “Who’s The Man”, which was directed, filmed and edited by Sávio Fernandes.
Lovely stuff! That’s all for this month, but we’ll be busy in October with two screenings at the end of the month. First up is our comedy sketch night on October 25th as part of the Vodafone Comedy Carnival, followed by our Halloween Screening on October 31st. We have very limited screening spaces left for both, so if you’d like to show your film at either event, contact us asap.
That’s all for now!
Thanks,
Kenny, Julia & Liam