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- 03 Mar 16
Following on from the success of the 2016 Audi Dublin Film Festival, 9 short films that premiered at the festival have now been picked up by numerous national and international screens.
A busy March awaits the 9 short films!
First off they are set to screen at the Irish Film Institution this Easter Monday and will then show at the Dingle Film Festival on Sunday March 20.
Aside from these, the shorts will then begin a journey around the world at various film festivals including; Chicago Irish Film Festival (March 6), Irish Film Festival Boston (March 13), Toronto Irish Film Festival (March 5) and the Belgrade Irish Film Festival (March 21 and 22). This years ADIFF showcased the brilliant talent that Irish filmmakers have to offer and it's a credit to see them being presented on an international platform. The shorts was commissioned by the Irish Film Board to commemorate the 1916 Rising and each film bares recognition to the Rising.A Father's Letter- Directed by Joe Dolan
A Terrible Hullabaloo- Directed by Ben O'Connor
Baring Arms- Directed by Colm Quinn
Baring Arms: 1916 in Tattoos - Trailer from El Zorrero Films on Vimeo.
Goodbye Darling- Directed by Maria-Elena Doyle
Granite and Chalk- Directed by Patrick Hodgins
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Mr.Yeats and the Beastly Coins- Directed by Ann Marie Hourihane and Laura McNicholas
My Life For Ireland- Directed by Kieron J. Walsh
The Cherishing- Directed by Dave Tynan
The Party- Directed by Andrea Harkin