Galway Film Fleadh 2022 announces lineup

The Galway Film Fleadh has announced the complete lineup for 2022 festival.

By Deed News On Jul 7, 2022

The Oscar-Qualifying Galway Film Fleadh, Ireland’s leading film festival, has announced the complete lineup for 2022 festival, which takes place in Galway from July 5-10.

Galway Film Fleadh is Ireland’s leading film event, a six-day international film festival taking place every July on the very edge of Europe.

Galway Film Fleadh was founded in 1989 as an opportunity for Irish filmmakers to exhibit their work to their peers. The central goal of the Galway Film Fleadh is to be a platform for the boldest new films, and to bring audiences and filmmakers from around the world together to share in the wonder of cinema.

The Oscar-Qualifying Awards of the Galway Film Fleadh are:

The Tiernan McBride Award for Best Fiction Short in association with Network Ireland Television
The James Horgan Award for Best Animation Short
Best Short Documentary Award in association with TG4

Galway Film Fleadh 2022

The 2022 Galway Film Fleadh has announced lineup in 12 program sections:

New Irish Cinema
World Cinema Competition
Peripheral Visions Competition
Generation Fleadh
Music, Movies & Mavericks
Centenary
Focus on: Ukraine
What the Fleadh?!
Out on Film
Animation
Classics
Shorts

New Irish Cinema

A lineup of 32 movies have been selected to go on screen in the News Irish Cinema program section of the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. The News Irish Cinema program section of the 2022 Galway Film Fleadh features 18 World Premieres and 18 debut features.

“Joyride”, Directed by Emer Reynolds
“Shame//Less”, Directed by Stephen Quinn, Noel Donnellon & Luke Faulkner
“Róise & Frank”, Directed by Rachael Moriarty & Peter Murphy
“Nothing Compares”, Directed by Kathryn Ferguson
“Clouded Reveries”, Directed by Ciara Nic Chormaic
“Folds” (“Klostės”), Directed by Aideen Barry
“Surrender Your Horns”, Directed by Bryony Dunne
“FR. DES: The Way He Saw It”, Directed by Vincent Kinnaird
“Mandrake”, Directed by Lynne Davison
“Blow-Ins”, Directed by Malcolm Willis
“Tukdam: Between Worlds”, Directed by Donagh Coleman
“City of a Thousand Suns”, Directed by Paula Kehoe & Feargal Ward
“Million Dollar Pigeons”, Directed by Gavin Fitzgerald
“Hole in the Head”, Directed by Dean Kavanagh
“The Sparrow”, Directed by Michael Kinirons
“The Job of Songs”, Directed by Lila Schmitz
“Tarrac”, Directed by Declan Recks
“The Troubles, a Dublin Story”, Directed by Luke Hanlon
“Only Child”, Directed by Andy Ames
“Piano Dreams”, Directed by Gary Lennon
“Atomic Hope Inside the Pro Nuclear Movement”, Directed by Frankie Fenton
“One Mile Down: Siberian Scramble”, Directed by Alexander Hick
“Lasting Dream”, Directed by Joris Bulstra
“It is in us all”, Directed by Antonia Campbell-Hughes
“The Artist & the Wall of Death”, Directed by Maurice O’Brien
“Lakelands”, Directed by Robert Higgins & Patrick McGiveny
“How to Tell a Secret”, Directed by Anna Rodgers & Shaun Dunne
“The Cry of Granuaile”, Directed by Dónal Foreman
“An Buachaill Gealgháireach”, Directed by Alan Gilsenan
“Girl, Taken”, Directed by Simon Wood & Francois Verster
“North Circular”, Directed by Luke McManus
“Continuing Traditions”, Directed by Dónal Ó’Céilleachair

World Cinema Competition

A lineup of 12 feature movies from 10 different countries, including five documentaries and 4 first features, have been selected to go on screen in the World Cinema Competition section of the 2022 Galway Film Fleadh. The short-listed movies will compete for the Best International Film and Documentary prizes, as voted on by Galway audiences.

“Ardenza” (France), Directed by Daniela de Felice
“Batata” (Canada/Lebanon/Qatar), Directed by Noura Kevorkian
“Cadejo Blanco” (Guatemala/Mexico/United Kingdom), Directed by Justin Lerner
“Silent Beauty” (Malta/Mexico/United States), Directed by Jasmín Mara López
“Afghan Dreamers” (Afghanistan), Directed by David Greenwald
“Sweet Disaster” (Germany), Directed by Laura Lehmus
“Clara Sola” (Belgium/Costa Rica/Germany/Spain/Sweden), Directed by Nathalie Álvarez Mesén
“The Janes” (United States), Directed by Emma Pildes & Tia Lessin
“The Sacred Spirit” (France/Spain/Turkey), Directed by Chema Garcia Ibarra
“Archipelago” (Canada), Directed by Félix Dufour-Laperrière
“Paris is in Harlem” (United States), Directed by Christina Kallas
“The Score” (United Kingdom), Directed by Malachi Smyth

Peripheral Visions Competition

A lineup of 8 feature movies have been selected to go on screen in the Peripheral Visions Competition program section of the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. 2022 marks the first in-person edition of the Fleadh’s European cinema competition for 1st & 2nd features, which was founded in 2020 in cooperation with Europa Film Festivals. This year’s competition features films from Greece, France, Belgium, Finland, Albania, Germany, Spain and Ireland, competing for a €5000 prize.

“Vera Dreams of the Sea” (Albania/Kosovo/North Macedonia), Directed by Kaltrina Krasniqi
“We Might As Well Be Dead” (Germany), Directed by Natalia Sinelnikova
“Full Time” (“A Plein Temps”) (France), Directed by Eric Gravel
“It is in us All” (Ireland), Directed by Antonia Campbell-Hughes
“Bad Women” (“Huonot Naiset”) (Finland), Directed by Niklas Lindgren
“Piggy” (“Cerdita”) (Spain), Directed by Carlota Pereda
“Holy Emy” (“Agia Emi”) (France/Greece/United States), Directed by Araceli Lemos & Michalis Syriopoulos
“Dark Heart of the Forest” (“Le Coeur Noir Des Forêts”) (Belgium/France), Directed by Serge Mirzabekiantz

Generation Fleadh

A lineup of 5 movies have been selected to go on screen in the Generation Fleadh program section of the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. The youth jury will decide on the winner of the 2022 Young Audience Award from these coming-of-age dramas in which teenagers deal with relationships, grief, and family trauma; and two documentaries led by young protagonists from conflict zones.

“Erasmus in Gaza” (Spain), Directed by Chiara Avesani & Matteo Delbò
“Afghan Dreamers” (Afghanistan), Directed by David Greenwald
“Girl Picture” (“Tytöt Tytöt Tytöt”) (Finland), Directed by Alli Haapasalo
“My Night” (“Ma Nuit”) (Belgium/France), Directed by Antoinette Boulat
“Stay Awake” (United States), Directed by Jamie Sisley

Music, Movies & Mavericks

A lineup of 9 documentary feature movies have been selected to go on screen in the Music, Movies & Mavericks program section of the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. This year’s program of spotlighted artist biopics is bolstered by daily screenings of films-on-film, taking you behind the scenes of beloved classics, as well as the world of theatrical production and distribution.

“Loving Highsmith” (Germany/Switzerland), Directed by Eva Vitija
“Fiddler’s Journey to the Big Screen” (United States), Directed by Daniel Raim
“Nothing Compares” (Ireland/United Kingdom), Directed by Kathryn Ferguson
“Boulevard! A Hollywood Story” (United States), Directed by Jeffrey Schwarz
“The Storms of Jeremy Thomas” (UK), Directed by Mark Cousins
“The Job of Songs” (United States), Directed by Lila Schmitz
“Only in Theaters” (United States), Directed by Raphael Sbarge
“Italia, Fire and Ashes” (France/Italy), Directed by Céline Gailleurd & Olivier Bohler
“Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time” (United States), Directed by Robert B. Weide & Don Argott

Centenary

A lineup of 4 feature movies have been selected to go on screen in the Centenary program section of the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. Marking the centenary of the Irish Civil War, these four features humanize our history, while An Buachaill Geal Gáireach and Michael Collins (1996) pay tribute to the revolutionary hero in advance of the centenary of his death in August.

“IFI Local Films for Local People” (Ireland)
“Keepers of the Flame” (Ireland), Directed by Nuala O’Connor
“Michael Collins” (Ireland/United States), Directed by Neil Jordan
“An Buachaill Gealgháireach” (“The Laughing Boy”) (France, Greece, Ireland & United Kingdom), Directed by Alan Gilsenan

Focus on: Ukraine

A lineup of 4 feature movies have been selected to go on screen in the Focus on: Ukraine program section of the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. Four new features from the still productive Ukrainian film community present us with stories and themes that have taken on new resonance in light of the Russian invasion.

“Pryvoz” (Ukraine), Directed by Eva Neymann
“Reflection” (Ukraine), Directed by Valentyn Vasyanovych
““Slovo” House. Unfinished Novel” (Ukraine), Directed by Taras Tomenko
“Carol of the Bells” (Poland/Ukraine), Directed by Olesya Morgunets-Isaenko

What the Fleadh?!

A lineup of 10 short and feature movies have been selected to go on screen in the What the Fleadh?! program section of the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. The fifth annual genre cinema section includes a dedicated late night shorts program, as well as features from Finland, Ireland, Spain and the UK.

“York Witches Society (United Kingdom), Directed by Liza Bolton
“Mandrake (United Kingdom), Directed by Lynne Davison
“Hatching (Finland/Sweden), Directed by Hanna Bergholm
““Piggy” (“Cerdita”) (Spain), Directed by Carlota Pereda

World Shorts : Programme 4, Sinister Shorts

“Deep Clean” (United Kingdom), Directed by B. Welby
“Night Breakers” (Spain), Directed by Campoy Gabriel & Lafoz Guillem
“O, GLORY!” (United Kingdom), Directed by Joe Williams & Charlie Edwards-Moss
“You’re not Home” (Ireland), Directed by Derek Ugochukwu
“Moshari” (Bangladesh), Directed by Nuhash Humayun
“Inherent” (Denmark), Directed by Nicolai G.H. Johansen

Out on Film

A lineup of 5 movies have been selected to go on screen in the Out on Film program section of the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. As ever, our queer cinema section seeks to spotlight films from around the world that are not merely about queer people but foreground LGBTQ+ stories.

“Shame//Less”, Directed by Stephen Quinn, Noel Donnellon & Luke Faulkner
“Loving Highsmith” (Germany/Switzerland), Directed by Eva Vitija
“Boulevard! A Hollywood Story” (United States), Directed by Jeffrey Schwarz
“Girl Picture” (“Tytöt Tytöt Tytöt”) (Finland), Directed by Alli Haapasalo
“How to Tell a Secret”, Directed by Anna Rodgers & Shaun Dunn

Animation

A lineup of 20 animated movies have been selected to go on screen in the Animation program section of the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. An experimental art film, a documentary travelogue, a beloved children’s book adaptation and a short film program of emerging Irish animators, display a diversity of styles and audience demographics for animation.

“Folds” (“Klostės”) (Czech Republic/Ireland/Lithuania), Directed by Aideen Barry
“Archipel” (Canada), Directed by Félix Dufour-Laperrière
“The Exploits of Moominpappa” (Finland/Poland), Directed by Ira Carpelan

Irish Talent: New Shorts 10, Animation

“Fluff” (Ireland), Directed by Michelle Kiely
“Play Truant” (Ireland), Directed by Shane McDermott
“The Commuterments” (Ireland), Directed by André Parra
“Bridey” (Ireland), Directed by Mary Blake
“Soft Tissue” (Ireland), Directed by Cliona Noonan
“Small hours” (Ireland), Directed by Marta Sniezek & Christian Spurling
“Colour!” (United Kingdom), Directed by Britt Bailey
“Cost of Curiosity” (United Kingdom), Directed by Rachel Fitzgerald
“Roots” (Ireland), Directed by Ellen Hickey McCullough
“The Crow” (United Kingdom), Directed by Glenn Marshall
“Tides of Time” (“Taoidí Ama”) (Ireland), Directed by Phil Shanahan
“The Rocker and the Puca” (Ireland), Directed by Trevor Courtney
“Soul Office” (United Kingdom), Directed by Ryan Loughran
“The Creature of Hy-Brasil” (Ireland), Directed by Nathan Lowry
“Still Up There” (Ireland), Directed by Joe Loftus
“Candlelight” (Northern Ireland), Directed by Scott Newton
“Act IV” (Ireland), Directed by Ann Upton

Classics

A lineup of 4 feature movies have been selected to go on screen in the Classics program section of the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. Celebrating anniversary screenings, and the subjects of some of this year’s documentaries, these films have all been chosen for revisiting on the big screen.

“Sunset Boulevard” (United States), Directed by Billy Wilder
“Fat City 50th-Anniversary Screening” (United States), Directed by John Huston
“Into the West 30-Year Reunion” (Ireland/United Kingdom), Directed by Mike Newell
“Eat the Peach” (Ireland/United Kingdom), Directed by Peter Ormrod

Shorts

The Galway Film Fleadh has announced the Shorts lineup of 2022 festival in 14 program sections.

Irish Talent: New Shorts 1, Fiction
Irish Talent: New Shorts 2, Fiction
World Shorts: Program 1
Irish Talent: New Shorts 3, Documentary
Irish Talent: New Shorts 4, Fiction
World Shorts: Program 2
Irish Talent: New Shorts 5, Fiction
Irish Talent: New Shorts 6, Fiction
World Shorts: Program 3
Irish Talent: New Shorts 7, Fiction
Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland World/Irish Premiere Shorts
World Shorts : Program 4, Sinister Shorts
Irish Talent: New Shorts 9, Documentary
Irish Talent: New Shorts 10, Animation

Irish Talent: New Shorts 1, Fiction

A lineup of 6 short fiction movies have been selected to go on screen in the Irish Talent: New Shorts 1, Fiction program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. This selection of live-action shorts features the common theme of love and the struggle to find or hold on to your other half while trying not to lose yourself in the process. This program touches on the topic of domestic abuse.

“Bruise” (Ireland), Directed by Mo O’Connell
“I Haven’t Seen You In A Long Time, Now” (Ireland), Directed by Alba Fernandez
“Warts & All” (Ireland), Directed by Pat Shortt
“Peggy” (Ireland), Directed by Luke Morgan
“First Date” (Ireland), Directed by Luke Morgan
“Community Watch” (Ireland), Directed by Paudie Baggott

Irish Talent: New Shorts 2, Fiction

A lineup of 6 short fiction movies have been selected to go on screen in the Irish Talent: New Shorts 2, Fiction program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. The second program of live-action shorts explores the blurry lines between fact and fiction, and what happens when we open our eyes to face reality, featuring work from established directors. This program touches on the topic of domestic violence.

“Screamer” (Ireland), Directed by Ciarán Maginn
“Family Night” (Ireland), Directed by Alan Dunne
“At Arm’s Length” (Ireland), Directed by Brian Deane
“White Pudding Supper” (United Kingdom), Directed by Ciarán Charles
“VIVA” (United Kingdom), Directed by Marie Clare Cushinan
“Try and Touch” (Ireland), Directed by Nell Hensey

World Shorts: Program 1

A lineup of 8 short movies have been selected to go on screen in the World Shorts: Program 1 program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. The first selection of shorts in the world series presents eight films. This program hosts a mix of live-action, documentaries and animated Irish Premieres, featuring work from an array of countries, including India, Ukraine and the United States.

“The Diaper Cake” (“Пелюшковий торт”) (Ukraine), Directed by Anastasia Babenko
“Ice Merchants” (France/Portugal/United Kingdom), Directed by João Gonzalez
“Holy Cowboys” (India), Directed by Varun Chopra
“Time to Vote” (“Votamos”) (Spain), Directed by Santiago Requejo
“Swim” (United Kingdom), Directed by Michael Gamarano Singleton
“Type” (United Kingdom), Directed by Lesley-anne Rose
“The F-Word” (United States), Directed by Alex Cannon & Paul Cannon
“Aspirational Slut” (United States), Directed by Caroline Lindy

Irish Talent: New Shorts 3, Documentary

A lineup of 7 documentary short movies have been selected to go on screen in the Irish Talent: New Shorts 3, Documentary program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022.The Galway Film Fleadh presents two program of documentary shorts this year. This first selection features works from both established and debut directors, including students’ graduation films, all showcasing the best of Irish talent.

“My Name is James” (Ireland), Directed by Mary Kelly
“Big Griff: Lánchúlaí” (Ireland), Directed by Nathan Griffin
“Love Song to a Bicycle” (Ireland), Directed by Johnny Gogan & Laura McMorrow
“The People There to Catch Us” (Ireland), Directed by Luke Brabazon
“Undertow” (Ireland), Directed by Kevin Brennan & Laurence Durkin
“The Devotions” (Ireland), Directed by Mia Georgis
“For The Birds” (Ireland), Directed by Ciaran O’Connor

Irish Talent: New Shorts 4, Fiction

A lineup of 6 dramatic short films have been selected to go on screen in the Irish Talent: New Shorts 4, Fiction program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. This selection of six dramas deals with modern-day relationships, from old family friction to new funny friendships. This programme, from debuting and established directors, gives us an insight into a wide array of unique relationships.

“Come On Eileen” (Ireland), Directed by Ally Ní Chiaráin
“The Radio” (Ireland), Directed by Laura Kavanagh
“This Town Still Talks About You” (Ireland), Directed by Matthew McGuigan
“Lambing” (Ireland), Directed by Katie McNeice
“Havana” (Ireland), Directed by Ger Duffy
“La Tumba” (Ireland), Directed by Natasha Waugh

World Shorts: Program 2

A lineup of 8 short movies have been selected to go on screen in the World Shorts: Program 2 program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. An exciting selection of the best in new international short filmmaking. These films have previously been screened at TIFF, SXSW and Tribeca, and now we are delighted to host their Irish Premieres. This competition programme features a selection of documentary, live-action and animated films. Please note, this programme touches of the topic of sexual assault.

“Tehura” (Canada), Directed by Wei Li
“Displaced” (“Pa Vend”) (Kosovo), Directed by Samir Karahoda
“The Shadow of My Life” (Canada), Directed by Hajar Moradi
“Too Rough” (United Kingdom), Directed by Sean Lìonadh
“The Rape Clause” (United Kingdom), Directed by Jared Watmuff
“A Few Miles South” (United Kingdom), Directed by Ben Pearce
“Shark” (Australia), Directed by Nash Edgerton
“Joy” (Australia), Directed by Gabriel Morrison

Irish Talent: New Shorts 5, Fiction

A lineup of 6 live-action short films have been selected to go on screen in the Irish Talent: New Shorts 5, Fiction program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. This selection of live-action shorts explores themes of avoidance and escapism, but ultimately the feeling of satisfaction when you stop running and face the truth. This program touches on the topics of sexual assault and domestic violence.

“Croí (Heart)” (Ireland), Directed by Mícheál Fleming
“Ready?” (Ireland), Directed by Emma Wall
“Not My Sister” (Ireland), Directed by Jessica Courtney Leen
“A Runner” (Ireland), Directed by TJ O’Grady Peyton
“Superhuman” (Ireland), Directed by Mícheál Fleming
“An Irish Goodbye” (Ireland/United Kingdom), Directed by Tom Berkeley & Ross White

Irish Talent: New Shorts 6, Fiction

A lineup of 8 short movies have been selected to go on screen in the Irish Talent: New Shorts 6, Fiction program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. This selection of eight shorts ranges from modern drama to horror, and from comedy to films celebrating the cinematic convergence of individual art forms. This program features student films and work from more established filmmakers. This program touches on the topic of suicide.

“Dispensary of Death” (Ireland), Directed by Simon O’Neill
“Snuff” (United Kingdom), Directed by Louise Nesbitt
“Homebird” (Ireland/United Kingdom), Directed by Caleb J. Roberts
“Departure” (Ireland), Directed by Aaron Monaghan
“Baths” (Ireland), Directed by Nell Hensey
“Red Lake” (Ireland), Directed by Shaun Dunne
“Simon” (Ireland), Directed by Peter J. McCarthy & Ben Conway
“You’re not Home” (Ireland), Directed by Derek Ugochukwu

World Shorts: Program 3

A lineup of 8 short movies have been selected to go on screen in the World Shorts: Program 3 program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. The third selection of world shorts comprises a competition program of World & Irish Premieres. Featuring a selection of eight short films containing a thrilling mix of documentary, live-action and animated films. This program touches of the topic of sexual assault.

“Maryland” (United Kingdom), Directed by Brian Hill & Lucy Kirkwood
“The Bayview” (United Kingdom), Directed by Daniel Cook
“Slow Light” (Poland), Directed by Katarzyna Kijek & Przemysław Adamski
“Everything Will Be All Right” (Canada), Directed by Farhad Pakdel
“Nuisance Bear” (Canada), Directed by Jack Weisman & Gabriela Osio Vanden
“Zoon” (Germany), Directed by Jonatan Schwenk
“Five Cents” (United States), Directed by Aaron Hughes
“Wild Bitch” (United States), Directed by Rebekka Johnson & Kate Nash

Irish Talent: New Shorts 7, Fiction

A lineup of 6 short movies have been selected to go on screen in the Irish Talent: New Shorts 7, Fiction program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. This line-up of six exciting short films explores relatable, modern issues that many of us face today. Dealing with everything from loss to growth, this selection celebrates the strength at the core of these characters. This program features student films and work from more established filmmakers.

“Wednesday’s Child” (Ireland), Directed by Laura O Shea
“The Cope” (Ireland), Directed by Jamie Delaney
“The Rattle” (Ireland), Directed by Grace Dyas
“Sons of Róisín” (Ireland), Directed by Conor Bradley
“Uprooted” (Ireland), Directed by Feidlim Cannon & Gary Keegan
“Burn it All” (Ireland), Directed by Jack Hickey

Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland World/Irish Premiere Shorts

A lineup of 7 short movies have been selected to go on screen in the Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland World/Irish Premiere Shorts program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. This program presents the World/Irish Premiere of an exciting and diverse selection of new Irish short films funded under the agency’s Focus Shorts and Frameworks short film schemes. The Frameworks projects included in this line-up are co-funded by Screen Ireland and RTÉ. A number of films in this line-up are only suitable for a mature audience.

“Safe as Houses” (Ireland), Directed by Mia Mullarkey
“Red Rabbit” (Ireland), Directed by Rory Kerr
“Shadow” (Ireland), Directed by Janna Kemperman
“Hermit” (Ireland), Directed by Sarah Benson
“Lamb” (Ireland), Directed by Sinead O’Loughlin
“Regular Rabbit” (Ireland), Directed by Eoin Duffy
“Bad Boy Buck” (Ireland), Directed by James Fitzgerald

World Shorts : Programme 4, Sinister Shorts

A lineup of 6 short movies have been selected to go on screen in the World Shorts : Programme 4, Sinister Shorts program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. The fourth program of world shorts has something a little more scary in store this year. The Sinister Shorts are a mix of folk, supernatural and psychological horror, all covering the same theme of an unseen monster. With films more ghostly than gory, the Galway Film Fleadh has carefully created a selection that has been previously screened at Cannes, SXSW and Tribeca.

“Deep Clean” (United Kingdom), Directed by B. Welby
“Night Breakers” (Spain), Directed by Campoy Gabriel & Lafoz Guillem
“O, GLORY!” (United Kingdom), Directed by Joe Williams & Charlie Edwards-Moss
“You’re not Home” (Ireland), Directed by Derek Ugochukwu
“Moshari” (Bangladesh), Directed by Nuhash Humayun
“Inherent” (Denmark), Directed by Nicolai G.H. Johansen

Irish Talent: New Shorts 9, Documentary

A lineup of 9 documentary short films have been selected to go on screen in the Irish Talent: New Shorts 9, Documentary program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. This second selection of short documentaries covers a range of topics, each diving into a different perspective of our culture and history, both past and present. This program features student films and work from more established filmmakers.

“Mount Trenchard” (Ireland), Directed by Jamie Goldrick
“Personal Space” (Ireland), Directed by Blathnaid Ryan, Moni Obuhoff & Ruairi McNamara
“Where do all the old gays go?” (Ireland), Directed by Cathy Dunne
“A Stone Place” (Ireland), Directed by James Skerritt
“Focail Nua (New Words)” (Ireland), Directed by Andrew Keogh
“Call Me Mommy” (Ireland), Directed by Tara O’Callaghan
“Halted” (Ireland), Directed by Robert Tyrrell
“Interwoven” (Ireland), Directed by Bonnie Boyle
“Vonnie: Ireland’s Forgotton Fashion Icon.” (Ireland), Directed by Renata Lima

Irish Talent: New Shorts 10, Animation

A lineup of 17 animated short films have been selected to go on screen in the Irish Talent: New Shorts 10, Animation program section of the the Galway Film Fleadh 2022. This selection of shorts celebrates the creative cornerstone of Irish film: the animation industry. The festival showcases the latest work from established directors and the best in new Irish animation from the country’s recent graduates. This program is not recommended for children.

“Fluff” (Ireland), Directed by Michelle Kiely
“Play Truant” (Ireland), Directed by Shane McDermott
“The Commuterments” (Ireland), Directed by André Parra
“Bridey” (Ireland), Directed by Mary Blake
“Soft Tissue” (Ireland), Directed by Cliona Noonan
“Small hours” (Ireland), Directed by Marta Sniezek & Christian Spurling
“Colour!” (United Kingdom), Directed by Britt Bailey
“Cost of Curiosity” (United Kingdom), Directed by Rachel Fitzgerald
“Roots” (Ireland), Directed by Ellen Hickey McCullough
“The Crow” (United Kingdom), Directed by Glenn Marshall
“Tides of Time” (“Taoidí Ama”) (Ireland), Directed by Phil Shanahan
“The Rocker and the Puca” (Ireland), Directed by Trevor Courtney
“Soul Office” (United Kingdom), Directed by Ryan Loughran
“The Creature of Hy-Brasil” (Ireland), Directed by Nathan Lowry
“Still Up There” (Ireland), Directed by Joe Loftus
“Candlelight” (Northern Ireland), Directed by Scott Newton
“Act IV” (Ireland), Directed by Ann Upton

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