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WELCOME
maurice galway, ceo Dingle international film festival
Welcome to the 7th Dingle International Film Festival
and thank you for being part of this year’s exciting line up.
Welcome to all our wonderful guests for making it here to Dingle
to share with us their talent and their films.
Welcome to all our animators, some of the top names in the
business are here and we aim to make this an annual gathering
along with the Murakami Award, which will be given this year to its
name sake, Jimmy T Murakami for his lifetime achievement in
animation.
Welcome to our short filmmakers, we had a huge amount of
submissions this year and as a result we have a great shorts line
up.
Be sure and check out our ticket bundle deals this year, real value
for the times we live in - rock it up, mellow in the novels put to
screen or the shorts where greatness begins all wrapped up in
these great packages.
Dingle will play a big role on the screen this year with our Bank
Holiday screenings all having a strong Dingle connection and will
close with a tribute to the great Páidí Ó Sé.
My thanks to the beautiful Pauline Bewick for creating the Yellow
Man painting for our festival image this year.
Dingle IFF is very much about bringing and attracting creative
individuals to this extraordinary part of the world. Its because of
this, a special energy is created during the festival, like a beautiful
rich soup which you can dip your spoon in to taste or take your fill
and leave here satisfied and, we hope, inspired!
Welcome to Dingle, its what makes us different!
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Media Support: Imeall, TG4, ELEV8, RTE, West Kerry Live
Festival Club Sponsors: O’Sullivan’s Courthouse Pub, Dingle Bay Hotel, Benner’s Hotel, John Benny Moriarty’s Pub
FRIDAY
OPENING FILM WITH RECEPTION
15th maRch | DE hAOINE 15ú MÁRTA | 7pm
the phoenix cinema | €15
The Director and Brian Maguire will introduce the screening
blood Rising
Please note: Festival Pass Holders have to book their seat
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Director: Mark Mc
The mothers of the femicide victims of Juarez, mexico, have been abandoned by
their government - they have engaged the artist Brian maguire to bring their stories
to the international community. art has become the last weapon available to them
to fight the drug cartels and serial killers. Only 2% of these murder cases have been
investigated and many of the mothers have themselves received death threats for
simply demanding justice.
Blood rising is a celebration of beauty through art and a revelation of the power
of the human spirit to rise out of the most extreme and destructive situations.
its role is to honor the spirit and energy of the dead and to contextualize and
understand the destruction of these lives and the mark it has left on the community.
Followed by FESTIVAL CLUB from 9.30pm
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FRIDAY
15th maRch | DE hAOINE 15ú MÁRTA | 12 noon
the phoenix cinema | €6
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Luke Haines is often described as one of the great English
contemporary songwriters, a man who launched Britpop
and jumped ship as soon as it set sail. His wry commentaries
respect few boundaries and his musical arrangements are
uniquely suited to both the worlds of music and film.
Art Will Save The World explores the work, legacy, struggles,
battles and the future of this perennial outsider of Britpop
and the British music scene.
FRIDAY
“[The film] treats Haines’ mind as it’s always
been: disturbing, intelligent, darkly curious
without qualms or apology, and very, very
funny.” The Quietus
The next step up
DOCuMENTARY
15th maRch | DE hAOINE 15ú MÁRTA | 1.30pm
the phoenix cinema | Free
Presented with our industry partner The Irish Film Board/Bord Scannán Na hÉireann
The discussion is free and open to all those willing to make a documentary film.
‘the next Step up’ is a panel discussion aimed at short filmmakers
and will immediately follow the screening of Art Will Save the World.
The panel discussion will be based on a filmmaker’s possible ‘Next Step’
in approaching a documentary feature film. We appreciate some film
makers are not aiming to make a feature and shorts are a wonderful
art form in their own right. This discussion will focus on moving from
making short films to a feature documentary film. The panel is made up
from a selection of the directors/producers in attendance at this year’s
festival and who have a feature film selected to screen at the festival
this year.
The event is also a great opportunity to get to know fellow filmmakers
attending the festival.
chaired by Sé merry Doyle (Dreaming the Quiet Man)
Panel includes:
mark mcLoughlin, director of BLOOD RISING our opening festival film
niall mccann, director of ART WILL SAVE THE WORLD
Jill beardsworth and keith walsh directors of APPLES OF THE GOLAN
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FRIDAY
15th maRch | DE hAOINE 15ú MÁRTA | 2.30pm
St. JameS’ chuRch | €6
Short
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DOCuMENTARY
bunDLe
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25mins/2012/Ire/Colour/Digibeta
Director: Etain McGuckian
Producer: Etain McGuckian & Clare O’Connor
8mins 19sec/2012/Ire/Colour/Digibeta
Director: Tony Donoghue Producer: Cathal Black.
Writer: Tony Donoghue Editor: Ed Smith
Music: David Kitt.
Step inside Jude Hughes’ Rapid Alterations
basement shop in Dublin and prepare not
only to see clothes take on a new life after
visiting his shop, but some of their owners reveal the memories they
behold. We will hear tales from all walks of life, as customers lend Jude’s
generous ear to discuss the rips and tears in their life beyond just the
material. No stranger to a life less ordinary himself, we will also hear Jude’s
story.
buRieD in Light
5mins 44sec/2012/Ire/Colour/Digibeta
Director: Siobhan Perry
Producer: Roisin Linnie
A short experimental documentary dealing
with a sense of space, death and memory.
Tulach a’tSolais (Mound of Light) joins
contemporary design with ancient burial traditions. The mound serves the
local community as a memorial and artifact that brings together the past
and present. The mound signifies the psychical representation of loss and
death.
what RemainS
5mins 49sec/2012/Colour/Ire/digibeta
Writer and Director: Rachel Evans
Producer: Conor O’Doherty
Nessa’s memories of her late husband are
intertwined with the home that they shared
for most of their lives. Following a bad fall
Nessa’s family have decided that she should move to a retirement village.
However, having to part with all the reminders of the life she built with her
family is harder than expected.
foR the Love of
LetteRpReSS
9mins 40sec/2012/Ire/Colour/DVD
Director: Dara deFaoite
Producers: Dara deFaoite and Deirdre White
Beautifully captures the tactile world within
Ireland’s few remaining letterpress printworks, and provides a rare insight into the motivations and passions of the
people behind a craft that has experienced an unprecedented resurgence
throughout Europe and the uS in recent years.
Jeff LinaReS
5mins 41sec/2012/Colour/Ire/DVD
Directed by Kamil Krolak
‘I am giving them something personal ...
Something meaningful ...
Something that will stay with them
forever ...’ Jeff Linares
An animated documentary about repair and
recycling in rural Ireland. In rural Ireland old
hand painted furniture is often associated with hard times, with poverty
and with a time many would rather forget. Because of this association
much of the country’s furniture heritage lies abandoned in barns and
sheds. In the making of this film 1 pieces of abandoned folk furniture
were restored and returned back into daily use.
winner of beSt ShoRt animation Sundance film festival 2013
Long way fRom home
3mins 44sec/2012/Ire/Super 8 Colour/Digibeta
Directed, shot & edited: Luke Sweetman.
The Hot Sprockets are a fantastic young
Dublin band. They play what they describe
as ‘Country Dirt’. Last year the band lost one
of their best friends - Matt Nicastle. The
Sprockets and some of their closest friends decided to take some time
camping in order to remember what Matt meant to them.
neveR woRn
7mins 36sec/2012/Ire/Colour &
Black and White/DVD
Writer/Director: Neil O’Driscoll
Producer: Jamie Young
An impressionistic account of a young
couple’s brief, impetuous marriage in the
190’s, from hasty elopement to ill-considered pregnancy, as told by the
woman in her later years.
off the boaRD
7mins 55sec/2012/Ire/Colour/Digibeta
Director: Siobhan Perry Producer: Roisin Linnie
A short poetic documentary that uses the
representation of diving to express the human
condition’s relationship with fear. Fear lives innately
in us yet remains an acutely personal experience.
Through a highly stylized narrative Off The Board
takes the divers experiences of fear and heightens
them into a dramatic and poetic exposition of all fear.
fifty peopLe
one QueStion
11mins 18secs/2012/Colour/Ire/DVD
Director: Kamil Krolak
One town ...
Fifty different people ...
One very difficult question ...
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FRIDAY
15th maRch | DE hAOINE 15ú MÁRTA | 4.30pm
St. JameS’ chuRch | €6
Short
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7mins/2012/Ire/Colour/Digibeta
Director: Damien O’Connor
Producer: Steve Woods
Writer: Damien O’Connor
Animation Director: Matthew Darragh
Editor: Damien O’Connor
Sound/Music: Darren Hendley
12mins/2012/Ire/Colour/DVD
Director: Norma Burke
A doorman at a Dublin city hotel spends many happy years opening his
beloved door for the hotel residents. One day, much to his horror, he
discovers that his job and happiness may be under threat.
A day in the life of the worlds unluckiest
man.
i can’t See you anymoRe
‘afhJÚpunin’ (bLinDSiDeD)
14mins 26sec/2012/Ire/Colour/Digibeta
Director: Michael Kinrions
Writer: Thomas Martin
Producer: Ailish Bracken
15mins 8sec/2012/Iceland/Colour/Digibeta
Director: Richard Scobie
Producers: Richard Scobie & Kristin Einarsdottir
Writers: Richard Scobie & Sigurgeir Thordarson
Having woken up from a coma after an
accident, psychotherapist Aidan Clifford is
forced to confront the consequences of his
own actions.
An extremely racist and bigoted man finds
himself blinded after a serious car accident. Not
sure if he will ever regain his sight, he must rely
on his caretakers to bring him back to health, but
with unforeseen consequences.
timeLeSS
bReathe in
12mins 14sec/2012/Ire/Colour/Digibeta
Director: Kate Dolan
Producer: Aoife Kelly
Writer: Kate Dolan
Nine year old Grace is forced to deal with
death for the first time when her best friend,
Deirdre dies suddenly of an asthma attack. She is confused by grief, she
begins to think the death has been her fault as Deirdre had recently given
Grace her bag to look after. In this bag was Deirdre’s inhaler.
cowboyS anD DiSSiDentS
17mins30sec/2012/N. Ire/Colour/DVD
Director & Writer: Will Maloney
Producer: Larry Cowan
Cowboys and Dissidents tells the story of a
disillusioned young man tasked to murder a police
officer in retaliation for the death of his own father.
However, upon breaking into the officer’s home,
the young man is forced to re-examine his
intentions. Produced in Belfast, Northern Ireland,
Cowboys and Dissidents explores the changing
face of political violence. Begging to ask the
question of what purpose, if any, it serves today.
5mins 41sec/2012/Ire/Colour-B&W/Digibeta
Director, Producer, Writer: Eamonn Norris
Principle Cast: John McCarthy
Principle Crew: David Pembroke
An isolated young man in 190s Ireland
spends time alone along the banks of the
River Boyne. While gazing into the old canal
he notices a strange object float under a bridge. Investigating further, he
discovers a time portal to 01. Initially disorientated and overwhelmed by
the changes in the future he soon has a major decision to make. To stay in
the present or return to the past.
un peu pLuS (a LittLe moRe)
7mins/2012/Ire/colour/Digibeta
Director: Conor Ferguson
Writer: Conor Ferguson
Producer: Ailish Bracken
Proud Madame Rousseau embarks on an
epic journey to eat cakes with sweet
abandon. But life has some bittersweet
lessons to teach her.
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SATURDAY
16th maRch | DE SATHAIRN 1ú MÁRTA | 10.30am
St. JameS’ chuRch | €6
Short
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homemaDe
7mins 46sec/2012/Ire/Colour/DVD
Director: Karen Muckian
Producer: Dominic Mealy
5mins/2012/Ire/Colour/DCP
Director: Luke McManus Writer: Matt Roche
Producer: AnneMarie Naughton
Frances, a 5 year old identical twin lost her
twin sister Mary to cancer in 00. For this
very first time in her life, Frances is alone.
This short explores the concepts of grief, love and recovery through a bond
that very few people can understand - the bond of identical twins.
gRanD opening
13mins/2011/Ire/Colour/DCP
Writer & Director: Liam O Mochain
Producers: Bernie Grummell, Liam O Mochain
Editor: Ciara Brophy
Paudge, a cranky Irish pub owner keeps
redecorating his bar hoping to attract
customers, but no matter how many grand openings he has, the locals
stay away.
come what may
16mins 16sec/2012/French-Belgian/Color/DCP
Directed by: Mathieu Bergeron & Maxime Feyers
Editing: Christopher Yates
Paul’s universe is turned upside down after
a call from his wife, Lynne.
fRactuReD
9mins 30sec/2012/Ire/Colour/DVD
Director: Hannah Lamont
Producer: Holly Moynagh
During a post-exam party, Trinity graduate
Chris Kirwan plummeted approximately
0ft. down the side of a cliff face. He
sustained multiple fractures of the skull, was induced into a coma and
doctors feared for his survival. Four years on, Chris and his mother discuss
that fateful night, for the first time together.
the fLy oLympicS
1mins33sec/2012/Ire/Colour/DVD
Story & Animated by: Adam Kemp
An athletic fly must land on a plate of food
in the quickest time possible, while dodging
the human hurdle defending the target.
the oRb
6mins42sec/2012/Ire/Colour/Digibeta
Writer/Director/Producer: Kenny Leigh
Editor: Claire Dix
In a world where you can relive your
memories, a Grandfather visits his deceased
wife for the first and last time.
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programme 3
When friendly pensioner Tommy meets
lonely widow Joan at a cake sale, it seems
that romance is in the air. When Joan
mentions her upcoming birthday and a fondness for homemade cake,
Tommy has an idea. But as Tommy walks home, he encounters a trio of
teenage girls who are intent on making his life a living hell. Made to feel
like a prisoner in his own home, Tommy is left with a tricky choice ...
JeRemiah o’Dea
5mins 31sec/2012/Ire/Colour/DVD
Director: Kimal Krollak
‘Hand carving works of art is my key to the
walled garden, my way down the rabbit
hole, my looking glass, my chosen path, my
inspiration. From the beginning the process
of transforming Marmoleum into Artworks has struck me as magical ...’
Jeremiah O’ Dea
motion SickneSS
10mins 24sec/2012/Ire/Colour/Digibeta
Directors: John McIlduff and Jessica Kennedy
Producer: Zlata Filipovic
Writers: John McIlduff and Jessica Kennedy
Editor: Conor McIvor Music score: Denis Clohessy
A teenage marching band rehearses on a
rooftop car park on a Saturday. A flock of crows lie dead in the wind. Three
people sit in the back of a car waiting to move. Motion Sickness is a dance
film exploring ideas of need, rejection and escape.
pixeLation DayDReamS
3mins30sec/2011/Ire/Colour/DVD
Director, producer & writer: Oisín Reynolds, Thomas
Brooks, John Kinsella, Juvern Leomel To-Ong
Man sits at a bus stop waiting for his bus. He
drifts off while reading his movie magazine.
In his dream he runs through his favorite
movies, from Indiana Jones to Superman. All is shot in pixelation style.
When he wakes, he has missed his bus.
going the DiStance
12mins 35sec/2012/Ire/Colour/DVD
Director: Deirdre Mullins
Producer: Bobby McCormack
Editor: Tristan Hutchinson
An amusing and moving documentary
about an eccentric man whose life has taken
a turn in a way he didn’t expect. Maurice Mullins, once an ultra distance
runner, is now battling cancer. His disease has meant that he has lost his
lifelong passion, but his determination to compete again in a sport that
he loves drives him to face his darkest days with optimism and humour.
SATURDAY
16th maRch | DE SATHAIRN 1ú MÁRTA | 11.30am
the phoenix cinema | €6
Directors Jill Beardsworth & Keith Walsh
will introduce the screening
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Israel is their home,
Syria their homeland.
Neither is paradise.
The epic story of a village turned prison full of rappers,
rockers and regimes, salsa dancers, holy men and
dead fish, traitors, lovers, freedom fighters and their
heartbroken mothers all set to the background of the
revolution raging across the border in their homeland
Syria as it creeps through the orchards towards them
in israel.
it has been 45 years since israel captured the region
and cut the village of majdal Shams from its homeland,
Syria. Before the Six Day war, this arab village was one
of 139 in the region. all but five were destroyed.
The film’s narrative is made up of a multitude of
characters that together convey the complex nature
of their existence. what unfolds is a story of death,
separation, war, torture, mines, love, nationalism
and apples.
The apple trees are what root them to the land.
The apples are the people’s bombs.
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SATURDAY
16th maRch | DE SATHAIRN 1ú MÁRTA | 12 noon - 5pm
St. JameS’ chuRch | €10
Animation
Dingle
Dingle International Film Festival loves animation and in association
with meDia Desk ireland and Jam media will bring together in Dingle
for one day only the top Animation companies working in Ireland,
giving them a platform to showcase their current work and show their
future plans. The day will involve each company exhibiting their work
in the atmospheric St. James’ Church in Dingle. Our aim is to make this
an annual event.
The event will include a showcase of Irish animation companies, all
members of Animation Ireland, including their work for preschool
children and children between 7-11 years of age.
A panel discussion will follow the presentations. The panel will last
approximately an hour.
chair: anDRew fitzpatRick, monster entertainment
Panelists Include:
John Rice, ceo Jam media
gaRy timpSon, managing Director/producer kavaleer
pauL young, ceo cartoon Saloon
geRaLD o’RouRke, producer monster
DaRRagh o’conneLL, Director, brown bag
the event will close with sé Merry Doyle presenting
Jimmy t. Murakami the inaugural Murakami award
for his lifetime achievement in animation.
In association with
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Congratulations to the winner of our
‘Design a Cartoon Character’ sean Cotter, age 11, from Dundalk.
SATURDAY
16th maRch | DE SATHAIRN 1ú MÁRTA | 5pm
St. JameS’ chuRch
THE MURAKAMI
AWARD
Showcase of Jimmy’s work including an exclusive screening of The Good Friend
The festival is delighted to be presenting the inaugural MURAKAMI AWARD to the great Jimmy T. Murakami.
It may seem surprising that a Japanese American is one of the great European animators, but with a track
record in Europe stretching back the best part of three decades, Jimmy T. Murakami is very much a part of the
European scene. Born in California, he has spent much of his life based either in Dublin or London.
Following a course in Choinard Art Institute, Los Angeles, Jimmy joined
the uPA Burbank Studio in 195. He moved to New York to join the Pintoff
Studio, where one of his films was the Oscar nominated The Violinist.
Through the 0’s Jimmy worked in London for TV Cartoons and
established Murakami Wolf Films in California; throughout this time
producing and directing and work including: The Insects and Charlie
(BAFTA winner and Gold Award Venice Film Festival), The Breath (Annecy
Grand Prix), The Magic Pear Tree (Oscar nominated), And of Course You
(Golden Eagle Award Winner) and The Good Friend.
In 1971 he set up Murakami Films in Dublin, producing both live and
animated TV commercials. In 1980 in Los Angeles, he directed a live action
feature film Battle beyond the Stars - a space version of The Seven Samurai
- for cult producer Roger Corman.
In 198 he was the supervising director on one of the best-loved animated
films ever - the Oscar nominated and BAFTA winning TVC animation
special The Snowman. In 1987 he went on to adapt and direct another
Raymond Briggs book for TVC with When the Wind Blows, Grand Prix
Feature Film Winner Annecy 1987.
Recently he worked as director of a series of 1 half-hour programmes of
The Story Keepers for Shepherd Films, Dublin ITV and Fox Network and half hours of Inspector Mouse, produced by Alegro Animation in Dublin
and PMMP in Paris.
Christmas 1998 saw the screening of his work as director, Oi Get off Our
Train. Made by Varga/TVC in London.
Jimmy T. Murakami has completed directing a new feature film version of
Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol-The Movie produced by London based
Illuminated Film Company.
00 Jimmy received a Honorary Doctorate Award from the university
Dundee.
From Left: Breath, Hiroshima Lantern of Sighs, The Snowman, Death of a Bullet, When the Wind Blows
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SATURDAY
16th maRch | DE SATHAIRN 1ú MÁRTA | 1.30pm
the phoenix cinema | €6
IMAGINATION
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SOHO HOuSE PRESENTS
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This is why Soho House is committed to nurturing new industry talent via its short
film competition – House Shorts. The competition is open to entrants from the UK,
North America and Germany. Supported by Bombay Sapphire, BAFTA and The
Hollywood Reporter, entrants were asked to submit a pitch of no more than 400
words based on the theme of ‘Imagination’ and set (and subsequently filmed) in one
of the nine Soho House clubs. The winner was chosen by a panel of judges namely
Christine Vachon, Oliver Berben, Jessica Chastain, Maike Mia Hohne, Sean Gray,
Harvey Weinstein, Janice Min, Paul Greengrass, Joe Wright and Paul Haggis.
hemingwayS
photo finiSh
- anDRew coateS
Soho houSe LonDon
- JoRDan SummeRS
Soho houSe weSt hoLLywooD
A Hemingway look-alike competition
becomes a melee as each Hemingway
thinks he’s more convincing than the next,
chaos ensues.
A lonely man’s photo booth fantasy
becomes a reality.
pLongeuR
- iSabeL anDeRton
babington houSe
the Set menu
- maRk henDRikx
Soho houSe beRLin
Daniel (an ex-alcoholic) is working as a
kitchen porter but he has big dreams.
upon being on a blind date, Leo imagines
what his life could look like with the
beautiful Claire sat opposite him. But will
that scare him off?
no imagination
the canvaS
- anDRew haRRiSon
Soho houSe new yoRk
- DaviD yaffe
Soho beach houSe
You fall in love. But relationships are hard.
Erika and her man argue about where they
will go on holiday.
moment of cLaRity
- JameS fiScheR
high RoaD houSe
Wake up to a nightmare ...
Inspired by Alfred Hitchcock’s work ‘Moment
of Clarity’ is a contemporary thriller about a
man who wakes up after a night out, not
knowing where he is, who he’s laying next to and what dangers lurk in the
room.
ShaDow boxeR
- nic aLDeRton
ShoReDitch houSe
A young man is embarrassed when his
crush interrupts his martial arts horseplay;
but has his imagination brought something
dark to life?
The story of a unique relationship between
a painter and a young boy. With a canvas
that can alter reality, the Painter attempts to
draw the boy into his world.
THE WINNER
houSe cocktaiL
- JameS kibbey
LittLe houSe mayfaiR
After his first short film made for the cost of
a large pizza won 5 awards, James decided
that there might be something of a career to
be had in making films. Since then his film-making has seen him go on
tour with Example, enjoy a month residency at Alton Towers, deliver a
short for the uK Film Council, shoot a documentary about wine in
Argentina, and further work with brands such as Google, Adidas, and the
Design Museum. James lives in London with over 8 million other people,
and runs Black Shark Media with considerably less.
Alison Meese, StudioCanal said of James’ House Short treatment:
‘It’s simple, funny and charming and you root for this guy to succeed!’
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SATURDAY
The film will be introduced by its director
and producers
16th maRch | DE SATHAIRN 1ú MÁRTA | 3.30pm
the phoenix cinema | €6
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We are responsible for our dreams.
This is the ultimate lesson of
psychoanalysis - and fiction cinema.
The makers of The Pervert’s Guide to Cinema return with The Pervert’s Guide to Ideology.
Philosopher Slavoj Zizek and filmmaker Sophie Fiennes use their interpretation of
moving pictures to present a compelling cinematic journey into the heart of ideology
- the dreams that shape our collective beliefs and practices.
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SATURDAY
16th maRch | DE SATHAIRN 1ú MÁRTA | 6.00pm
the phoenix cinema | €6
A drama centered on the friendship between two young
women who grew up in the same orphanage; one has found
refuge at a convent in Romania and refuses to leave with her
friend, who now lives in Germany.
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Alina returns to Romania from Germany, hoping to bring
Voichita - the only person in the world she loves and was loved
by - back to her. But Voichita has found God - and God is the
hardest lover of all to be jealous of.
Inspired by non-fiction novels of Tatiana Niculescu Bran.
‘Running two-and-a-half engrossing hours, “Beyond the Hills” explores the push
and pull between the collective and the individual, between faith and free will’.
manohla Dargis, new york times
BARBEREILE
winner of BeST SCreenPlay and winner of BeST aCTreSS at The Cannes Film Festival 2012
BARBER SHOP
Russell Street, Tralee, Co Kerry
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16th maRch | DE SATHAIRN 1ú MÁRTA | 6.00pm
an Lab | €6
CLÁR GAEILGE
Short
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IRISH LANGuAGE
Buaiteoir Físín 2012
Stuama
1:05/Colour/Ire/01/Blu-ray
Físín Winner 2012
Stiúrthóir: Paul Webster, Léiritheoir: Eamon de Staic
Téann Dáithí ar thaisteal go drogallach i measc na sléibhte chun seal a chaitheamh le Tadhg, fear
dithreabhach, aonaránach nár bhuail sé leis riamh roimhe seo. le linn an scéil nochtar dúinn cén fáth
an bhfuil Dáithí anseo agus an méid cosúlachtaí atá idir an bheirt fhear.
David reluctantly travels to the mountains to spend time with Tadgh, a reclusive man he has never met before.
Over the course of the story we discover why David has come here and what the two men have in common.
am an ghÁtaiR: in ainm an mhic
bÁS aRto LeaRy/the Death of aRto LeaRy
45mins/2012/Ireland/Colour/Blu Ray
Stiúrthóir: Paddy Hayes
Léiritheoir: Iara Nic Chormaic
Fíorscéal dochreidte faoi Josephine
Brown baintreach óg a bhí ag obair do
na Sasanaigh i mBeairic Victoria i
gCorcaigh sa bhliain 1919. Théis di cás
caomhnóireachta a mic a chailleadh i
Sasana, rinne sí margadh leis an IRA
go ndéanfadh sí spiadóireacht dóibh, ar an gcoinníol go ndéanfadh an IRA
a mac a fhuadach ó chlann a athair i Sasana.
Ní hé seo an cineál tairiscint a fhaightear chuile lá ach seo an rogha a thug
Josephine Brown do Florrie O’Donoghue, Ciarraíoch a bhí ag obair mar
Oifigeach Fáisnéise do chuid an IRA i gCorcaigh sa bhliain 1919. Is maith a
thuig Florrie go raibh sé ag snámh in aghaidh easa ina bhfeachtas
treallchogaíochta gan eolas aige ar fhórsaí slándála an chathair, agus bhí
Josephine ag iarraidh theacht ar bhealaí lena mac a fháil ar ais ... Is é an
gátar a tharraing an bheirt seo le chéile ach nuair a théadh an chúis go
cnámh an uillinne, an gcoinneodh an bheirt acu a dtaobh den mhargadh?
The extraordinary true story of Josephine Brown, who agreed in 1919 to spy for
the IRA in Cork’s Victoria Barracks on condition that the IRA kidnap her son
from her in-laws in the UK. When Josephine lost custody of her eldest child in
the English courts, she returned bereft to her secretarial job in Cork’s Victoria
Barracks thinking that she would never see her son again.
Meanwhile, the IRA’s intelligence officer, Florrie O’Donoghue, desperately
needed spies in the British administration to wage his intelligence war in the
city. When they met, Josephine knew that she had a strong bargaining
position, but would she be able to convince the IRA to execute this daring child
abduction in a foreign jurisdiction? What ensues is a high-stakes game
between spy and spymaster.
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25mins/2012/Ireland/Colour /Blu Ray
Stiúrthóir: Luke McManus
Léiritheoir: Ciaran O’Cofaigh
Scríbhneoir: Manchán Magan
Oíche amháin téann gaige áitiúil i
ngleic leis an mbean mícheart. Nuair
a fhaightear amach go bhfuil sí ag súil
... Sochraíonn a bhean Eileen ar
sheasamh suas di féin ...
Local boyo Arto Leary gets into a tangle with the wrong woman one night.
When the worst eventually happens, his wife Eileen decides to stand up for
herself ...
eL toRo
Stiúrthóir: Tomás Seoighe
Eagarthóir: Seán Ó Caollaí
Tá bulaíocht á déanamh ar Chian gach
lá ar scoil agus níl an saol sa bhaile
puinn níos fearr. Go tobann faigheann
sé deis meas na ndaoine a thuilleamh
trí dul i ngleic le tarbh ... sa stíl
Matador!!
Cian is constantly bullied at school and his home life isn’t much better.
Suddenly an opportunity arises to gain the respect of those around him by
going head to head with a bull ... Matador style!
Live Pitch - Físín Finalists 2013
monDay 18th march, 11am-12.30pm: Medb Johnstone,
Luke MacManus, Thomas Hefferon, Glen Gannon, Dennis Buckley
SATURDAY
The film will be introduced by its director
Genevieve McGill
16th maRch | DE SATHAIRN 1ú MÁRTA | 8.00pm
St. JameS’ chuRch | €6
Return to the Sea
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Director/Producer:
Return to the sea is a documentary set on the remote Island
of Inish Bofin, Co. Donegal. The bricolage of old and new
footage, combining the work of the filmmaker Genevieve
McGill with the archival footage of filmmaker Dr. Donald
Martin, seeks to give a new voice to the people of Inish Bofin.
The film documents this vulnerable, indigenous Irish speaking
community on the island of Inish Bofin and explores the
notion of time, memory and fragility, investigating the past,
present and future of the community portrayed within it.
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Darkside of the lens offers a surreal, ethereal, passionate and
personal glimpse into the life and motivations of an ocean based
photographer - working on a magical, yet isolated, frozen and
dangerous stretch of the Irish coastline.
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Director: Mickey
The story of the photographer is a tale seldom told. Through poignant,
poetic narrative, the film eventually transcends itself as an abstract
reflection of one photographer’s ideals, to become a voice for the
artform.
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SATURDAY
16th maRch | DE SATHAIRN 1ú MÁRTA | 8.30pm
the phoenix cinema | €10
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This story follows two brothers: Ward Jansen (played by Matthew
McConaughey), a reporter for the esteemed daily newspaper, The Miami
Times, and Jack Jansen (played by Zac Efron), a recent college dropout
who lives in a small town in central Florida with their gutless father, W.W.
Jansen (played by Scott Glenn). When Ward shows up with his writing
partner, Yardley Acheman (played by David Oyelowo), to investigate a
story for their paper, Ward asks Jack to drive them around. The reason
Ward is in town is that Charlotte Bless (played by Nicole Kidman), an
enigmatic loner who writes to prisoners on death row, has convinced
them that Hillary Van Wetter (played by John Cusack), an unsavory
alligator hunter from the backwoods, was wrongly convicted at a trial
that took place near their hometown.
SATURDAY
16th maRch | DE SATHAIRN 1ú MÁRTA | 9.00pm
RiaSc cReameRy, baLLyfeRRiteR | Free
Milk + Honey
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As the investigation unravels, it becomes clear that these brothers are on
a journey that is filled with betrayal. The only thing that remains constant
is that there is this strange, beautiful woman who falls in love with killers
and her passion could be everyone’s downfall.
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In 00 Andrew Duggan created this seminal installation in the disused
creamery in Dingle. Jim Sheridan at the time commented on it as having
the same great energy seen in the early days at the Project Arts Centre.[1]
Now especially for the Dingle International Film Festival Milk + Honey will
be installed at the vacant Riasc Creamery, Ballyferriter.
Milk + Honey, features Maolra Mac Donnchadha and Siobhán Dempsey
and was filmed by the late Tadhg Ó Coileain, edited by Eamonn Power
with a sound piece by Con Horgan.
This insightful work precedes Andrew's work with the National Folk
Theatre, his Location One Fellowship in NYC and his ensuing work in
poignant locations with Cindy Cummings, Paul Galvin and Olwen Foréré
and Jazmin Chiodi.
'Making Milk + Honey', a fly on the wall documentary short by Maurice
Galway, capturing the events in 00, can be seen in Bric's Pub, Riasc
[across from the installation] on the night.
[1]Originally commissioned by the Kerry Film Festival under the helm of Maurice Galway and
funded by Ealaín na Gaeltachta and the Arts Council of Ireland.
This installation is supported by Strand House, West Kerry Brewery and Ealain na Gaeltacht.
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Followed by Q&A
with Jonathan Clyde and Anthony Wall
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16th maRch | DE SATHAIRN 1ú MÁRTA | 6.00pm
St. JameS’ chuRch | €10
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A BBC Arena/App
Dingle international Film Festival will
present the greatest Beatles story never told,
a blockbuster double bill: a documentary full
of fabulous Beatles archive material never
seen and the first public screening for over
30 years of a lost and forgotten treasure,
the only film conceived and directed by
The Beatles themselves - Magical Mystery tour.
The festival are delighted to present at the
festival the head of apple Jonathan Clyde
and the head of BBC arena anthony wall
to discuss why they produced this recent
documentary on the film the Magical Mystery
tour Revisited.
Jonathan Clyde
No one in Apple Corps has a title but Jonathan Clyde seems to be the main man. As a producer Jonathan has produced a number of Beatle’s documentaries
including; The Magical Mystery Tour Revisited, produced by George Martin, The Beatles On Record, All Together Now, The Beatles In Help and Concert for
Bangladesh Revisited with George Harrison and Friends.
Anthony Wall
Anthony Wall has been directing and producing films for the acclaimed BBC Arts strand, Arena, for nearly thirty
years. Its distinctive opening titles - a message in a bottle - signify an aspiration to imagination, wit and to
stretch the scope of the documentary form.
Since 1985 he has headed the strand as Series Editor. under his guidance Arena’s witty director-led films have
gone on to win awards and honours worldwide. These awards include nine British Academy Awards, four RTS
Awards, the Prix Italia, an International Emmy, a Grammy and the Special Medallion at Telluride. In 005 Wall
co-produced the multi award-winning Bob Dylan: No Direction Home, directed by Martin Scorsese. Major profiles
have included The Orson Welles Story, Clint Eastwood, William Burroughs, The Life and Times of Count Luchino
Visconti - and James Ellroy’s Feast of Death, directed by Vikram Jayanti.
This is his th year back to Dingle IFF where we have screened his documentaries; Bob Dylan: the other side of the Mirror, Dylan In the Madhouse,
the Hunt For Moby Dick, the Pain & the agony: Phil spector, Produced By George Martin, Harold Pinter, amy Winehouse: the Day she Came to Dingle.
“Arena is the oasis in the sea of insanity that is television” werner herzog, Telluride
SATURDAY
rock
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16th maRch | DE SATHAIRN 1ú MÁRTA | 9.30pm
St. JameS’ chuRch | €10
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Cast: John Lenn
By the end of 197, The Beatles had achieved a creativity unprecedented
in popular music. Their triumphant summer release Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely
Hearts Club Band was both avant-garde and an instant hit. It went straight
to No.1 in June and remained there for the rest of the year.
They immersed themselves in the fiercely radical art of the new counter
culture and decided to make a film on their own terms, not as pop stars
but as artists. However, was their adoring public ready for the move?
The film featured six new songs: ‘Magical Mystery Tour’, ‘The Fool on the
Hill’, ‘Flying’, ‘I Am the Walrus’, ‘Blue Jay Way’ and ‘Your Mother Should Know’.
Magical Mystery Tour is a surreal take on the British working class tradition
of a coach trip to the seaside, featuring an eccentric cast of characters,
some played by professional actors. Other passengers included friends,
associates and people they’d just invited along for the ride. In September,
they set off from London and headed west to Cornwall where most of
the film was shot.
The film was broadcast in black and white at 8.5pm on BBC One on
Boxing Day 197 to a family audience expecting a frothy entertainment
in the style of A Hard Day’s Night and Help! It followed a Petula Clark
special and preceded a Norman Wisdom feature film. While the music
itself had been rapturously received in the form of a double EP high in
the charts, the response to the film from the establishment TV critics and
the majority of the 15 million adult viewers was negative to the point
of vitriolic in some cases. As a result the film was not broadcast in the
uS and had only limited distribution elsewhere.
The film has been fully restored to the highest technical standard with a
remixed soundtrack. Properly presented for the first time, Magical Mystery
Tour comes out of the shadows and onto the screen
Soul, Funk, Disco, House
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Followed by FESTIVAL CLUB from 10.00pm
A beautiful boutique hotel located by the pier and marina in picturesque Dingle Town.
5 LuxuRY BEDROOMS • PAuDIE’S BAR • LONG’S RESTAuRANT
Strand Street, Dingle, co. kerry
tel. 066 915 12 31 www.dinglebayhotel.com
SUNDAY
17th maRch | DE DOMHNAIGH 17ú MÁRTA | 8am
St. JameS’ chuRch | €6
Lá Le Pádraig - St. Patrick’s Day
olour/Digibeta
5mins/01/Ire/C
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Fear Isteach, Fear Amach ...
Brenda Ní Shúilleabháin is a writer, film maker and public speaker. She lives in
the remote and beautiful parish of Ventry, and although she is a much
travelled woman, her work draws much of its inspiration from her native
place. Her previous series, Bibeanna and Bibeanna Mheiriceá contain a
valuable archive of life in the west of Dingle from the beginning of last
century.
Folmhaíonn Fionntrá, bliain ar bhliain. Scaiptear a chlann ar cheithre h-airde
na cruinne. Labhraimid le cuid acu. Agus athrú mór ar an saol le daichead
bliain nó mar sin: daoine ag teacht isteach sa pharóiste. Feicimid iad san
chomh maith. Clár álainn, físiúil, dúshlánach ar pharóiste gleoite.
Ventry is emptying. Generations have been lost to emigration - the men of Ventry
have scattered, and are still scattering all over the globe. And in recent years there
has been a new (and welcome?) phenomenon: people are moving in to Ventry.
People of talent, people of skill. This programme brings us to meet those who have
gone, and those who have come.
Join us after the screening for a full Irish Breakfast at
John Benny Moriaty's Bar Award Winning Kennedy's Local
Sausages, Ashes Local Pudding & Lispole Free Range
Eggs served with their own Soda Bread - €9.95
The Half Door Restaurant
Denis and Teresa O’Connor’s cottagey
restaurant is one of the prettiest and
consistently popular in town, and
well-known for great seafood.
Menus go with the seasons but
whatever is available is perfectly
cooked and generously served
without over-presentation.
OPEN FOR LuNCH AND DINNER
John Street, Dingle
Tel: 353 66 9151600 | Email: [email protected]
Best of luck to Dingle International Film Festival
SUNDAY
17th maRch | DE DOMHNAIGH 17ú MÁRTA | 12 noon
DingLe DiStiLLeRy | €6
IMEALL & Dingle IFF present
PERVERTS - Public Interview with:
sophie fiennes
& katie Holly
tristan Rosenstock, imeaLL will conduct the interview
SOPHIE FIENNES (DIRECTOR)
Sophie Fiennes began making films in 1998. She is widely acclaimed for her
unique observational eye and strong sense of cinematic form. Fiennes often
employs a collaborative approach to filmmaking. Her films therefore also act as
powerful portraits of some of today’s most iconic individuals.
Fiennes’ films have screened theatrically, on television and in festivals around the
world,including Cannes, Sundance, Telluride, Locarno, Toronto, Rotterdam,
Edinburgh, Sydney and London. Her films include Lars from 1-10 (1998), The Late
Michael Clark (1999), Because I Sing (001), Hoover Street Revival (00), The
Pervert’s Guide to Cinema (00), VSPRS Show and Tell (007) Over Your Cities,
Grass will Grow (010) and The Pervert’s Guide to Ideology (01) She has recently
completed her first short drama, entitled First Row Orchestra, produced by Didier
Jacob for ARTE. Future projects include the completion of her documentary
project on Grace Jones, Grace Jones, The Musical of my Life.
KATIE HOLLY (PRODUCER)
Katie Holly is MD of Blinder Films where she has produced award-winning films
which have screened at numerous international festivals including Edinburgh,
Seattle, Slamdance, Rotterdam, London, Toronto and sxsw. Her debut feature
One Hundred Mornings received a Special Jury Award at the 010 Slamdance Film
Festival, an IFTA for Best Cinematography and won the inaugural Workbook
Project Discovery & Distribution Award. Feature credits include Sensation,
which premiered at Toronto IFF; Come on Eileen; Citadel,
which won the Midnighters Audience Award at sxsw.
Katie recently completed The Perverts Guide to Ideology.
Executive producer on Jump, which screened
in the Contemporary World Cinema Section
at Toronto 01. Katie is a graduate of EAVE,
Chairwoman of Filmbase and she was Ireland’s
representative as Producer on the
Move at Cannes 010.
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SUNDAY
17th maRch | DE DOMHNAIGH 17ú MÁRTA | 2.00pm
the phoenix cinema | €6
Cate Shortland (Somersault) offers a unique perspective
on the nature of collusion with this story of a young
German girl who, at the end of WWII, leads her siblings
through a devastated and defeated nation. Shortland’s
attention to detail and the beauty of the imagery she
creates in her account of a national psyche brainwashed
to believe in their own supremacy, only to confront the
horror that resulted, is filled with brilliance and surprise
in equal measure.
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Rachel Seiffert (no
‘Exquisite visuals combined with a brutal
story about survival, family and patriotism.’
cameron williams, the popcorn Junkie
‘Few films recently have affected me as powerfully
as Lore. It’s an outstanding achievement from one
of our most talented filmmakers’.
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17th maRch | DE DOMHNAIGH 17ú MÁRTA | 2.00pm
St. JameS’ chuRch | €6
THIS IS IRELAND
Presented with our industry partners
Irish Film Board/Bord Scannán Na hÉireann
Short
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NEW SHORT FILMS SUPPORTED BY THE IRISH FILM BOARD
biRD fooD
the giRL
5mins
Director/Script: Richard Keane
Producer: Laura Roche
16mins
Director: John Hayes, Script: Mark Tuthill
Producer: Tricia Perrott
A man plans to eat his lunch in the park
but the local pigeons have other ideas!
oFFICIal seleCtIons Cockatoo Island Film Festival 2012
Following another devastating miscarriage,
a couple move to a new life in the West of
Ireland. Left alone in the old house,
emotionally fragile Sophie finds a starving young girl wandering the area
and all her maternal instincts surface. But is the girl a blessing or a curse?
tRíD an StoiRm
SyLvia
7mins
Director/Script: Fred Burdy
Producer: Sean McGrath
11mins
Director/Script: Seamus Moran
Producer: Marie Caffrey
A bereft widow forces a Banshee to take her
to the underworld to rescue her husband.
Best anIMatIon los angeles arthouse Film Festival
Best sHoRt California International shorts Festival
oFFICIal seleCtIons libelula International animation Festival
and British Horror Film Festival
Passion, jealousy and motorcycle
maintenance in the wilds of Connemara.
Sylvia is a love triangle with a twist.
Paisean, éad agus cothabháil gluaisrothar in iargúltacht Chonamara: Is
triantán grá é an gearrscannán Sylvia a bhfuil casadh ann.
Joy
heRe to faLL
10mins
Director/Script: Colm Quinn
Producers: Emmet Fleming, Neil Wallace
6mins
Director: Kris Kelly, Producer: Evelyn McGrath
Script: Evelyn McGrath, Kris Kelly
Nicola is in hospital after giving birth. When
her school friend Tess comes to visit, Nicola
is forced by her mother to introduce‘Joy’, her
new born daughter, who lived for seven hours.
oFFICIal seleCtIons
sXsW Film Festival 2012, seattle International Film Festival 2012
CFC Worldwide shorts Film Festival 2012, tallgrass Film Festival 2012
Big sur International short Film screening series 2012
This film was produced with funding from Filmbase/RTE with Print Provision
funding from the IFB.
the giRL with the
mechanicaL maiDen
5mins
Director/Script: Andrew Legge
Producer: Ciara Whelan
An inventor takes an unorthodox approach
to childrearing.
tIeRnan MCBRIDe aWaRD, Best sHoRt Galway Film Fleadh 2012
This film was funded the Arts Council with print provision from the IFB.
When a girl receives a call from her father
she is set on a frantic journey through a
chaotic world.
BaFta Best short animation
two wheeLS gooD
9mins
Director/Script: Barry Gene Murphy
Producer: John Kelleher
Combining live action and animation, four
inspiring veterans of the open road
celebrate life in the saddle.
DoghouSe
17mins
Director/Script: Morgan Bushe
Producer: Rory Dungan
Doug is having a very bad day. Terminally
broke and facing eviction he’s charged by
his estranged partner Julie with the task of
looking after his son Billy for the day while simultaneously having to get
shot of the family dog ... Billy’s best and only friend. Welcome to the
Doghouse.
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LIMERICK FC
an active foRce within the community
Our vision for Limerick FC is to develop a club that represents
all the people of Limerick and the region at the highest level of
Irish Soccer, to build a successful, sustainable, and community
based premier league club, and to develop a strong Limerick
FC brand from the new Markets Field municipal complex.
Sport is an integral part of life in Limerick and soccer has the
highest participation levels in the region across all sections of
the community. It can act as a great unifier in these challenging
times and Limerick FC is already involved in key social inclusion
projects such as an Outreach Programme with Limerick Prison,
a Disability Inclusion Programme, a Talented Footballer
Scholarship Programme as well as a very active Youth Academy.
how you can help and get involved:
As Limerick FC moves forward to meet its future vision and
realise its objectives, there is always room for volunteers to
get involved whether as a coach, a match day steward,
a sponsor or by becoming a member, all are welcome.
The recent endorsement and generous backing by Mr. J.P.
McManus for the Markets Field project has been an enormous
lift for the club, and the support and co-operation of Bord na
gCon is much appreciated. The vision for the Markets Field is for
a quality integrated community based municipal stadium.
The return to our “Spiritual Home”, will evoke fond memories
of the glory days of Limerick soccer. With a home stadium the
Markets Field is the catalyst to propel Limerick FC back to it’s
rightful place amongst the country’s footballing elite.
Limerick fc commercial opportunities
The club offers a variety of commercial opportunities to
partners interested in supporting the club. These include:
• Shirt Sponsorship
• Match Sponsorship
• Match Ball Sponsorship
• Man of the Match Sponsorship
• Mascot Sponsorship
• Pitch Side Signs
• Player Sponsorship
• Programme Advertising
On match night, the Markets Field experience with Limerick FC
back in the top flight of Irish soccer will add to Limerick’s other
iconic sporting venues Thomond Park and the Gaelic Grounds.
chairman of Limerick fc, mr. pat o’Sullivan
Limerick fc, knockalisheen house,
knockalisheen, meelick, co clare.
tel: 061 324 563 | fax: 061 324 567
email: [email protected]
Proud sponsors of Dingle International Film Festival 01
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SUNDAY SITCOM
IN THE
PARLOUR
17th maRch | DE DOMHNAIGH 17ú MÁRTA | 2.30pm
emLagh houSe | €20
mary kate o’flanagan will moderate the discussion
A unique experience for anyone with an interest in writing
sitcoms, ‘Sitcom in the Parlour’ invites you to sit down over
tea and homemade scones in the glorious ambience of
Emlagh House, and in a small intimate group setting, chat
to two of Hollywoods most successful sitcom writers; seize
this opportunity to ask questions, find answers and even
discuss your work.
DAPHNE POLLEN
Daphne Pollon is an American television writer-producer. Some of the
television shows she’s worked on include Murphy Brown starring Candice
Bergen, The Job starring Denis Leary, My Adventures in Television starring John
Cleese and Listen Up starring Jason Alexander. Currently Daphne lives in Los
Angeles along with her daughter, Chloe Sage, an art conservator and her son
Daniel, a chef.
MARC FLANAGAN
Marc Flanagan is the winner of two Emmy’s and a Writers Guild Award. Marc
facilitated comedy workshops at Warner Brothers Studios when he was
writing and producing on their lot. He has been Executive Producer on a
number of TV programs including Madigan Men for the ABC Network starring
Gabriel Byrne, and Murphy Brown, a CBS Network show starring Candice
Bergen. He has written and produced Tracey ullman’s programmes for Fox TV
and HBO. His dream is to produce and write for a half hour comedy set in
Ireland.
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SUNDAY
17th maRch | DE DOMHNAIGH 17ú MÁRTA
4.00pm - Screening/Reception at 3.30pm
St. JameS’ chuRch | €6
the GEORGIAn Irish
film festival
winning SHORT FILMS
The winning shorts films from The Irish Georgian Film Festival 2012 will be presented
in St. James’ Church following a tea and coffee reception in Benner’s Hotel.
Short
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Mr. Irakli Koplatadze, Charge d'Affaires of Georgia to Ireland will be attending the screening.
houSe on cRoSS RoaD
18mins/01/Georgia/Colour/
Writer/Director: Salome Jugeli Director of photography: Giviko Tukhareli
Editors: Giviko Tukhareli, Levan Kukhashvili, Nodar Nozadze
Cast: Lela Metreveli, Jano Izoria, Anka Kokhreidze, Levan Kukhashvili
Set to the background of Tbilisi a modern city with high unemployment and no social welfare
system this is the story of one family.
The constant grind of trying to make ends meet with no prospect of any improvements places
a heavy strain on both parents and inevitably on their relationship. As life plays out in their
small apartment, as hard as the parents try it is impossible to completely insulate their
daughter from the daily trials. ultimately the child imagines a solution that gives the family the
boost they need to keep going.
winner of the georgian Shorts film competition at the georgian irish film festival 2012
waiting foR mum
8mins5sec/01/Georgia/Colour
Director/Writer: Nana Ekvtimishvili Producer: Simon Gross
Cast: Erekle Tsintsadze, Davit Goguadze
A young man comes out of his apartment and leaves his key for the car at home. He shouts at
his mother to make her throw the key out of the window ... He is waiting for his mum.
british horror film festival
wateRmeLon
8mins/01/Georgia/colour
Director: Tato Kotetishvili Screenplay: Tato Kotetishvili,Nikoloz Mdivani
Editors: Tato Kotetishvili, Wojciech Janas, Gocha Jikhashvili,Valeri Cercvadze
In the middle of a Georgian desert, on the hottest day of summer, two water-melon sellers
cross paths and their competition begins.
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SUNDAY
17th maRch | DE DOMHNAIGH 17ú MÁRTA | 4.00pm
the phoenix cinema | €6
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Before there was Johnny and June,
there was Johnny and Saul
An intense personal adventure with universal themes that just happens to feature one of
0th-century music’s greatest icons, My Father and the Man In Black tells the inside story of
‘bad boy’ Johnny Cash, his talented but troubled manager, Saul Holiff, and a son searching for
clues to his father’s suicide in the shadow of a legend.
WInneR “Best Feature Documentary” at eDInDoCs: Documentary Film in edinburgh
WInneR “Best Music Film” at RaDaR Hamburg International Film Festival
toP 10 audience Favorite at Vancouver International Film Festival
toP 10 audience Favorite at Calgary International Film Festival
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SUNDAY
17th maRch | DE DOMHNAIGH 17ú MÁRTA | 5.00pm
St. JameS’ chuRch | €6
Low tide
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Minervini
Director: Roberto
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A 1 year old boy and his single mother live separate lives.
The boy spends his days alone while his mother is out working
or partying with friends. The boy’s solitude is both a source of
freedom and a cause for grief. His explorations slowly bring to
light the dark contrast between the rules of society and the
laws of nature. And before long, the delicate balance of his
inner world becomes shattered by unforeseen events.
SUNDAY
17th maRch | DE DOMHNAIGH 17ú MÁRTA | 5.30pm
the DingLe DiStiLLeRy | €10
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Director: Ken Loac
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Produced by Sixtee
A bittersweet comedy about a Glasgow boy locked in a family
feud who just wants a way out. When Robbie sneaks into the
maternity hospital to visit his young girlfriend Leonie and hold his
newborn son Luke for the first time, he is overwhelmed. He swears
that Luke will not lead the same stricken life he has led.
On community service Robbie meets Rhino, Albert and Mo for
whom, like him, work is little more than a distant dream. Little did
Robbie imagine that turning to drink might change their lives not cheap fortified wine, but the best malt whiskies in the world.
What will it be for Robbie? More violence and vendettas or a new
future with 'uisge Beatha,' the 'Water of Life'? Only the angels
know ...
winner of the Jury prize at the cannes film festival
SUNDAY
17th maRch | DE DOMHNAIGH 17ú MÁRTA | 6.30pm
St. JameS’ chuRch | €6
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rika Bournaki
Concert pianist: Ma
Possessing the talent of a prodigy can be both a blessing and a curse.
At an age when most people are fumbling through adolescence, gifted
young musician Marika Bournaki was already embarking on a
prestigious career as a concert pianist. But was this wunderkind truly
born to perform?
This intimate portrait follows Bournaki from age 1 to 0, documenting
the growing pains experienced in these critical years, and the pressures
heaped on her by a life of practice, performance and touring.
Throughout, her father-turned-manager, a Juilliard-trained violinist
himself, is devoted to encouraging her efforts and nurturing the
international music career he was never able to achieve. When, at 1,
Bournaki leaves her parents’ home in Montreal to study at Juilliard, she
comes into her own as a musician, rebels against the course plotted
out for her since the age of five, and experiences an intense period of
self-discovery and growth.
Director Bobbi Jo Hart provides a rare and candid look inside the
insular world of classical music, uncovering the elusive alchemy of
talent, determination, sacrifice and luck required to make it to the top.
We witness Bournaki mature from child prodigy to vivacious adult
before our eyes, watch her incredible musical talent evolve, and feel
the bittersweet sacrifice one family makes over time to help her
become a star.
SUNDAY
Pauline will be interviewed by Senator David Norris
following the screening
17th maRch | DE DOMHNAIGH 17ú MÁRTA | 7.00pm
the phoenix cinema | €10
Premiere screening
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In association with
This film is an exposition and examination of artist Pauline Bewick’s
iconic paintings and drawings, for which she is justly famed. Irish art
lovers are familiar with the optimistic Yellow Man figure. However the
Grey Man drawings a much more sombre collection, are seen here for
the first time. Maurice Galway who is director of the Dingle IFF is the
inspiration behind the film. The synchronisation uniting the work of
one of Ireland’s most-loved artists and Galway’s directorial eye, is tied
up neatly through the camera-work of Eugene O’Connor famed for his
artistry in filming Katy Perry, Rihanna, Prince, Pat Matheny and the
Beatles. Nico Brown who has worked with Mike Leigh and Alan Parker,
teams up with Martin Brundsen to create the original music.
Pauline Bewick scarcely needs introduction. This celebrated artist is a
national figure especially since donating in 005 a major part of her
life’s work, five hundred pieces in all, to the Irish State. Sketching since
infancy her peripatetic life has influenced her output, especially the
creation of the Yellow Man, which emerged after a two year sojourn in
the South Pacific. She is still working industriously, providing
illustrations for poets and dramatists, along with other adventurous
projects. Indeed the Dingle IFF programme cover will display her new
painting, Yellow man, Fox, Duck and Eggs.
the film is the result of the relationship Maurice built
with Pauline over the past decade.
Photograph: nigel Cole
Reception before the screening in Benner’s Hotel at 6pm
with a performance by Rose lawless.
Rose Lawless
‘Flying the flag for the true spirit of Cabaret!’ iRiSh inDepenDent
‘Rose lawless has an innocence, intelligence and a pace that makes her work incredibly original.’
Pauline Bewick, painter.
rose is currently touring with this dazzlingly comedic and passionate show.
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SUNDAY
17th maRch | DE DOMHNAIGH 17ú MÁRTA | 8.00pm
St. JameS’ chuRch | €10
rock
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Led zeppelin:
celebration Day
Director Dick Carruthers will introduce the screening
olour/Blu Ray
1mins/01/uK/C
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Dick Carruthers Ed
Director/Producer:
Connor
ns DOP: Eugene O
Producer: Jim Parso
On December 10th, 007, Led Zeppelin took the
stage at London’s O Arena to headline a tribute
concert for dear friend and Atlantic Records
founder Ahmet Ertegun. Not having played
together for decades, and with no certain
outcome, what followed has been hailed as one of
the greatest gigs of all time, instantly becoming
part of the legend of Led Zeppelin.
Founding members John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page
and Robert Plant were joined by Jason Bonham,
the son of their late drummer John Bonham, to
perform 1 songs in an unique performance that
went from initial nerves to incredible flights to
ultimate triumph.
The evening was intended in every way to be a
one-off for that night’s audience only, and despite
much speculation thereafter, as such it remained.
Five years later the band reviewed the recorded footage with Director Dick Carruthers, and
ultimately decided that it could and indeed should be released as a concert film.
The result; Celebration Day; is a breathtaking concert film that takes the viewer up on stage
and in tight with the band, capturing every note, gear-change, nod, wink and slice of musical
virtuosity. It showcases their ‘tight-but-loose’ style; their incredible concentration, inspired
improvisation and sheer awesome power; cementing, as if it needed cementing, the reputation
of a legendary and peerless live act, as they deliver benchmark performances of classic songs
including “Whole Lotta Love,” “Rock And Roll,” “Kashmir,” and “Stairway To Heaven.”
Twenty million people applied for tickets; only 18,000 got them. Now, five years after Led
Zeppelin convened one of the most eagerly awaited reunions in the history of rock and roll,
comes the film of the gig. And it’s so good, it might make the disappointment of not having
been there even more acute.
Celebration Day is a celebration of rock ‘n’ roll at its most moving, magical and magnificent.
Marc Lee, Telegraph
SUNDAY
17th maRch | DE DOMHNAIGH 17ú MÁRTA | 9.00pm
the phoenix cinema | €10
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“One of the most involving of the many first-rate
thrillers that have come recently from Scandinavia.”
Roger ebert chicago Sun-times
“A sort of mash-up of ‘Goodfellas’
and ‘The Great Gatsby’.”
kyle Smith, new york post
lower-class business student Jw (Joel Kinnaman) falls in love
with a sexy heiress while living a double life mingling with
Stockholm’s wealthy elite. To keep up the façade of his lifestyle,
he’s lured into a world of crime. Jorge is a petty fugitive on the run
from both the police and Serbian mafia. he hopes that brokering
a massive cocaine deal will allow him to escape for good.
mafia enforcer mrado is on the hunt for Jorge, but his efforts are
complicated when he’s unexpectedly saddled with caring for his
young daughter. as Jw’s journey ventures deeper into the dark
world of organized crime, the fate of all three men becomes
entangled and ends with a dramatic struggle for life and death ...
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Followed by FESTIVAL CLUB from 10pm
“Let it happen ... ”
An impromptu night with
Cabaret Performer
Rose Lawless
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MONDAY
18th maRch | DE LúAIN 18ú MÁRTA | 12 noon
the phoenix cinema | €10
FILMING A
LIVE ROCK
EVENT
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Dick will give his insights into staging, lighting and
documenting great rock musicians and their music.
producer michael Ryan will conduct the interview.
Producer and executive producer of such films as Planet 51, Fifty Dead
Men Walking, The English Patient, The General and more recently working
on Neuromancer with Lorenzo di Bonavenura, The Job with Lucas Foster
and Blowback due in 01. We are delighted to welcome Michael back to
his second Dingle IFF.
Dingle International Film Festival are delighted to welcome to Dingle
Dick Carruthers who will give a Production Talk, discuss and break down
shooting a live staged event. He will share his tips and tricks in shooting
musicians live on stage for film and lighting a stage for a broadcast or
filmed event.
Dick Carruthers is a director of concert films, documentaries and music
videos. Inspired in the early 90s by u’s Zoo TV, he became dedicated to
the high octane mixing of live shots with playback and special effects in
live concerts, pioneering what has now become the industry standard.
He toured with bands such as Take That and made acclaimed early
concert films for Portishead and The Manic Street Preachers.
In 1995 he landed the job directing two Sold-Out nights in London’s
Earls Court for an up-and-coming band named Oasis. This spawned a
relationship that spanned fifteen years, encompassing nine tours,
numerous live TV performances, their double BAFTA nominated
documentary, and eleven music DVDs.
In 1997, after an introduction to Mick Jagger, Dick was employed by the
Rolling Stones as their director and embarked on two World Tours with
them, lasting two years, though living ten in the process.
Since then he has gone on to produce and direct concert films for artists
ranging from Aerosmith to the White Stripes, from Beyoncé to The Killers
to The Who.
His work has been acclaimed and won many awards, including CADS,
HEW and New York Festival awards, and three BAFTA nominations.
His work with Led Zeppelin has delighted fans and critics around the
word, firstly with 00′s Led Zepplin DVD - the best selling music DVD of
all time, and now with Celebration Day - the film of their one-off reunion
concert in 007.
‘It should be like a theatre play - it takes five minutes to
get in, and the fourth wall disappears and you are just
there. You’re absorbed by them, the performance, the
music and that’s it ...’ Dick Carruthers
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MONDAY
18th maRch | DE LúAIN 18ú MÁRTA | 12 noon
the phoenix cinema | €3
with the help of government-issued pamphlets, an elderly
British couple build a shelter and prepare for an impending
nuclear attack, unaware that times and the nature of war have
changed from their romantic memories of world war ii.
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MONDAY
DINGLE
IN FILM
18th maRch | DE LúAIN 18ú MÁRTA | 1.30pm
the phoenix cinema | €6
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Dingle features strongly in this selected programme, with each of the directors present, these
three films each give a very different look at our small town: a close detailed look at one of the
iconic pubs, an intimate portrait from the days of ‘Ryan’s Daughter’ and a good old bit of fun
involving hard times and a robbery.
foxy John’S
4mins/2012/ire/english/irish/Blu ray
a Film by lanka Haouche Perren
The film explores and portrays the animated life and dual identity of Foxy John’s
pub and hardware shop in Dingle, Co. Kerry.
Skint
14mins 3sec/2012/ire/Colour/DVD
a Murt Mulcahy short film
SKINT is a humorous short film about two unlikely petty criminals trying to make
ends meet in the west Kerry town of Dingle. Cass and Billy are evicted by their
landlord and are forced to live in their van. Their bad luck continues when their
dole money has been cut and they are under pressure to repay a dodgy debt
collector. With no prospects in sight, they unwittingly decide to do whatever it takes
to get the money. Cass and Billy seem to have no good luck and anyone struggling
to pay the bills will empathise with their comical story.
RoSie Ryan RiDeS again
32mins/2012/ire/Colour/DVD
Director and Producer: Mick Daniels
The amazing story of Buddy (Mickey) O’Toole’s career in the film industry which
started by chance in London in 199. In Sept 01 he returned to Dingle, Co. Kerry
where, years previously, he had worked on David Lean’s Academy award winning
classic Ryan’s Daughter. There he is reunited with some of his old friends from Dingle
who also worked on the film. They visit some of the spectacular locations where
the film was made. They recall their amazing and nostalgic stories from that special
time. Buddy also goes on to describe his early life and some of his most memorable
experiences during his time working in the industry. Coupled with amazing never
seen before behind the scenes photographs and clips from the films he worked on.
He vividly describes his often hilarious and always entertaining rollercoaster career
spanning four decades.
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MONDAY
18th maRch | DE LúAIN 18ú MÁRTA | 2.30pm
the phoenix cinema | €6
All Day
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Director: Dónal Ó
Dreamtime Revisited, a new film by Dónal Ó
Céilleachair and Julius Ziz is a “walkabout in
dreamtime Ireland” inspired by the works of Irish
writer, poet and philosopher, John Moriarty
considered by many “as a major writer, comparable
to Yeats, Joyce and Beckett” (Guardian Obituary
007).
Dreamtime Revisited weaves together
contemporary and archive material, with excerpts
from some of Moriarty’s key talks, in a labyrinthine
invocation of what he called his “dream-vision”
of Ireland; exploring the spiritual and poetic
dimensions of its landscape and people.
‘Philosopher-poet John Moriarty drank deep
from the well of Irish mythology, seeking a new
understanding of what it means to be Irish,
to be Celtic, to be human.
“Dreamtime Revisited is a mesmeric kaleidoscope of images from Ireland’s past and present, in a joyous tribute
to one of the sharpest minds that Ireland has produced in our time.” michael gray, film critic - irish echo, new york
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MONDAY
18th maRch | DE LúAIN 18ú MÁRTA | 2.30pm
St. JameS’ chuRch | Free Family FeaTure
Gné-alt clainne saor in aisce
FAMILY FEATURE presented in association with
Dingle Business Chamber
All Day
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Curtha i láthair ag Cumann Gnó an Daingin
the iron giant
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Director:
, Jennifer Aniston
l, Harry Connick Jr.
With Eli Marientha
booking eSSentiaL
[email protected]
limited to 5 persons per booking.
Festival pass holders will also have to book.
This is the story of a nine-year-old boy named Hogarth Hughes who
makes friends with an innocent alien giant robot that came from outer space.
Meanwhile, a paranoid uS Government agent named Kent Mansley arrives in
town, determined to destroy the giant at all costs. It’s up to Hogarth to protect
him by keeping him at Dean McCoppin’s place in the junkyard.
‘engaging, endearing, affecting and charmingly retro, the Iron Giant tackles touchy subjects and
complex relationships with a steady hand and beautiful animation direction from Brad Bird.’
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MONDAY
18th maRch | DE LúAIN 18ú MÁRTA | 4.00pm
the phoenix cinema | €6
All Day
Celebrating 30 years of Fungi
in Dingle Bay
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18th maRch | DE LúAIN 18ú MÁRTA | 4.00pm
St. JameS' chuRch | €6
The Dolphin’s Gift tells the story of Fungi, a friendly bottlenose
dolphin that lives at the mouth of Dingle harbour, Co. Kerry, off the
south west coast of Ireland. This is an extraordinary tale of a wild
dolphin and the unique relationships which have developed
between Fungi and those who have come into contact with him.
To the inhabitants of the Dingle Peninsula, Fungi is their dolphin.
Quite simply, he has changed many of their lives. For though he
could leave at any time, Fungi chooses to stay in Dingle Bay, his
gentle charm and fun-loving nature win him friends from far and
wide. Shot in the autumn of 1990, it remains timeless and
compelling viewing.
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In the Deep Shade is not a ‘definitive’ career spanning documentary of
The Frames. Nor is it a fly-on-the-wall expose or an us-against-theworld hero saga. It is, simply put, a stark portrait of an extraordinary
band, who have played together for over 0 years.
In the Deep Shade celebrates simplicity. No captions. No flash-cuts.
No voiceover. With a photographer’s eye, poetic sensibility and
painterly aesthetic, Masterson examines the ever-evolving
relationship between five musicians who’ve known each other for
many years. That’s the story, and in its understated way, it’s an
uncommon one.
“You have to double-up on any eye contact with this band.
To use the old analogy of robbing a bank, it’s a tight
operation and if you get it wrong somebody’s gonna get
hurt.” Glen Hansard
MONDAY
18th maRch | DE LúAIN 18ú MÁRTA | 6.00pm
the phoenix cinema | €6
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Ray Bradbury said,
‘this film (live Forever: the Ray Bradbury odyssey)
will be the fireworks at the end of my life”
live Forever: the Ray Bradbury odyssey is a magical journey
through Ray’s mind from the time he was born, his boyhood
and his coming of age. The result of three years of intimate,
exclusive and authorised interviews, this emotional and thrilling
theatrical experience transports the audience to the 190’s, to
Bradbury’s birth, his magic realist childhood, the literary and
film influences which shaped and nurtured the author we have
all been affected by - Edgar Rice Burroughs, H.G.Wells, Jules
Verne, Buck Rogers, Tarzan, Captain Nemo. We feel Ray’s loss of
family, his elation at discovery, his anger at cultural destruction.
Enhanced by beautiful and epic music, brilliant animation and
dialogue from Ray’s own poetry, we travel with Ray to his
literary and futuristic awakening. We are touched by his ‘Power
of Imagination’ and gleefully accompany him into Space and the
universe beyond.
With Malcolm McDowell, Edward James Olmos, Zachery Meade,
Selah Willms , Clifton Collins, Roy Disney, Hugh Hefner, Devin Kelly
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MONDAY
18th maRch | DE LúAIN 18ú MÁRTA | 8.00pm
the phoenix cinema | €10
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Photo: © Don MacMonagle - www.macmonagle.com
one night only
Born on May 16 1955, Páidí O Sé went on to become an icon of all things Gaelic Football, all
things Kerry. All things West Kerry. Throughout his career he amassed 11 Munster Final wins, 8
All Irelands and 4 National Leagues. He was named an All Star on 5 occasions. A true all-star. But
his prowess on the pitch was matched with enthusiasm off it. His grá for the Irish language and
heritage was legendary. A trip ‘back west’ was not complete without a visit to Páidí’s, to walk in
the footsteps of celebrities he had wooed over the years. He was particularly admired by a former
guest of the festival, Sarah Miles of Ryan’s Daughters’ fame.
On December 15, 2012, Kerry, and the world, was rocked by his sudden passing.
‘Ta an Rí caillte’ was how the news was broken to his many friends. Indeed the King had gone
from us.
But what he left behind was fond memories of a sports man, an Irish man and, above all, a family
man. A passion for all things Irish and Kerry. A passion for life. There are two Kingdoms - The
Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Kerry. Páidí is a king in both. Ar Deis Dé a anam.
Saolaíodh Páidí Ó Sé ar an 1 Bealtaine 1955. Bhain
sé cáil amach mar íomhá do gach a bhain le peil
Ghaelach, gach a bhain le Ciarraí agus go háirithe
gach a bhain le Ciarraí Thiar. I rith a shaoil caide
bhuaigh sé 11 Cluiche Ceannais na Mumhan,
8 gCluiche Ceannais na hÉireann agus Sraith
Náisiúnta. Ainmníodh é 5 bhabhta mar Sár Imreoir
Peile na Bliana. Laoch amach is amach ab ea é. Lean
an chrógacht a léirigh sé ar an ngort isteach ina
shaol pearsanta. Bhí fhios ag an saol an grá a bhí aige
don Ghaeilge agus dá oidhreacht. Ní bhíodh aon
turas ‘siar go Chorca Dhuibhne’ críochnaithe i gceart
gan sciuird a thabhairt ar thábhairne Pháidí uí Shé
faoi mar a dhein daoine mór le rá a raibh aithne aige
orthu. Bhí Sarah Miles, an t-aisteoir clúiteach i ‘Ryan’s
Daughter’ mar aoi speisialta ag an bhFéile cúpla
bliain ó shin agus bhí ard mheas aici ar Pháidí.
Ar 15 Nollaig 01 baineadh geit as mhuintir Chiarraí
agus as an domhain nuair a cailleadh é go tobann.
‘Tá an Rí caillte’ - sin é an tslí a cuireadh in iúl dá
chairde go raibh sé imithe. Sea, go deimhin tá an Rí
imithe uainn.
Ach d’fhág sé cuimhní iontacha againn d’fhear
spóirt, Gael agus thar aon ní eile, fear clainne. Bhí
paisean aige do gach rud gaelach agus do Chiarraí.
Paisean don saol. Tá dhá ríocht ann - Ríocht Dé agus
Ríocht Chiarraí. Tá Páidí mar Rí ar an dá cheann.
Ar Dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.
Festival Club 10pm (free)
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john bennys pub
Songs & Tunes all Festival Weekend!
bReakfaSt - Lunch - DinneR
banteR - beeR!
we are on Facebook and on Twitter @JohnBennysPub
and on Strand Street, Dingle
Friday 15th March 2013
1 noon
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7.00pm
9.0pm
FEATuRE - art will Save the world
DOCuMENTARY - The Next Step Up: A Discussion
Shorts Programme 1 - DOCuMENTARY
Shorts Programme OPENING FILM and Reception - blood Rising
Festival Club - Traditional Session
The Phoenix Cinema
The Phoenix Cinema
St. James’ Church
St. James’ Church
The Phoenix Cinema
O’ Sullivan’s Courthouse Pub
€
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FREE
10.0am
11.0am
1noon - 5.00pm
5.00pm
1.0pm
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Shorts Programme FEATuRE - apples of the golan
Animation Dingle Event
The Murakami Award
Reception - Soho House presents House Shorts
FEATuRE - perverts guide to ideology
FEATuRE - beyond the hills
FEATuRE - magical mystery tour Revisited
St. James’ Church
The Phoenix Cinema
St. James’ Church
St. James’ Church
The Phoenix Cinema
The Phoenix Cinema
The Phoenix Cinema
St. James’ Church
€
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€10
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8.00pm
8.0pm
9.0pm
9.00pm
10.00pm
Irish Langue Shorts Programme & Físín Winner 01
FEATuRE - Return to the Sea Plus Short: Dark Side of the Lens
FEATuRE - the paper boy
FEATuRE - magical mystery tour
INSTALLATION - milk + honey x
Festival Club - Soul, Funk, Disco, House with Dj Rob C
An LAB
St. James’ Church
The Phoenix Cinema
St. James’ Church
Riasc Creamery, Ballyferriter
Dingle Bay
€
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€10
€10
FREE
FREE
8.00am
1.00noon
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5.00pm
5.0pm
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7.00pm
PREMIERE: fearaibh fionntrá / men of ventry
TG Public Interview - With Sophie Fiennes & Katie Holly
FEATuRE - Lore
IFB Shorts Programme
WORKSHOP - Sitcom in the Parlour (Festival Pass will NOT cover)
FEATuRE - my father and the man in black
Georgian Film Society Shorts Winners
FEATuRE - Low tide
FEATuRE - angels’ Share
Reception in Benner’s Hotel
PREMIERE: pauline bewick: yellow man grey man
St. James’ Church
Dingle Distillery
The Phoenix Cinema
St. James’ Church
Emlagh House
The Phoenix Cinema
St. James’ Church
St. James’ Church
The Dingle Distillery
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€10
The Phoenix Cinema
€10
Saturday 16th March 2013
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€10
Followed by Q&A with Jonathan Clyde & Anthony Wall. Chair Michael Ryan
Sunday 17th March 2013
Followed by Interview with Pauline Bewick by Senator David Norris
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8.0pm
9.00pm
10.00pm
FEATuRE - i am not a Rock Star
FEATuRE - Led zeppelin: celebration Day
FEATuRE - easy money Plus Short: Luna
Festival Club
St. James’ Church
St. James’ Church
The Phoenix Cinema
Benner’s Hotel
€
€10
€10
FREE
11.00am
1.00noon
LIVE PITCH - Físín Finalists 01
WORKSHOP: Filming a Live Rock Event
With Dick Carruthers - Chair Michael Ryan
FEATuRE - when the wind blows
SHORT FILMS - Dingle in Film
FEATuRE - Dreamtime Revisited
FREE FAMILY FEATuRE - the iron giant
FEATuRE - fungi - the Dolphin’s gift (Fungi 0 Years)
FEATuRE - in the Deep Shade
FEATuRE - Live forever: the Ray bradbury odyssey
CLOSING FILM - tribute to páidí Ó Sé
Announcement of the Físín Winner 01
Closing Party - Festival Club
An LAB
St. James’ Church
FREE
€10
The Phoenix Cinema
The Phoenix Cinema
The Phoenix Cinema
St. James’ Church
The Phoenix Cinema
St. James’ Church
The Phoenix Cinema
The Phoenix Cinema
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FREE
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€10
John Benny Moriarty’s Pub
FREE
Monday 18th March 2013
1.00noon
1.0pm
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8.00pm
10.00pm
Elaine Foley Design • 0 71805
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