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Waterloo Dentures
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Rachel Moriarty, Peter Murphy
Ireland | 2003 | 3mins | 35mm | Colour
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A story of doomed love, the fall of Napoleon
Bonaparte and ancient dentistry, Waterloo Dentures
is an epic in three minutes.
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Nobody Home
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Eamon Little
Ireland | 2002 | 3mins | 35mm | Colour
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A dramatic day in the life of a remote telephone
answering machine plays out a meditation on the
sometimes significant role that chance plays in
intimate human affairs.
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Lotus
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Glenn Marshall
Ireland | 2003 | 3mins | 35mm | Colour
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Taking its inspiration from the star Mosque ceilings
of the Orient, Lotus is an evolving mandala exploring
the mystical connection between sound and light.
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The Water-fight
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Norah McGettigan
Ireland | 2003 | 16mins | 35mm | Colour |
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Jack is a teenager
who cannot relate to surrounding existence. A meeting
with a stranger helps change this and allows the
young man to accept his fate. |
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Nose
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Gerard Crowley, Avril O'Brien, Stephen O'Connell
Ireland | 2003 | 7mins | 35mm | Colour
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See a man tell tales of men and noses, see a
great man stripped and brought to his knees. See
a nose don armour and ride a horse. At last '
the final nail in Nikolai Gogol's coffin.
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Crowning Glory
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Ronan O'Donoghue
Ireland | 2003 | 15mins | 16mm | Colour
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This is an offbeat tale of love and revenge set
in the cutthroat world of Championship draughts.
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Screwed
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Colm Bairéad
Ireland | 2003 | 13mins | Beta | Colour
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Meet Joe. He's stupid, he's unemployed, he's
about to find out what happens when you screw
your wife's sister.
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Bodyblow
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Sonya Supple-Gildea
Ireland | 2002 | 8mins | Beta | Colour
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A contemporary story set in rural Ireland, Bodyblow
tells the story of a young boy who, at eight years
of age, makes a terrifying decision in a bid for
freedom.
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The First Television
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John O'Donnell
Ireland | 2002 | 14mins | 35mm | Colour
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The First Television tells the comic tale of
Larry and his quest to buy his first television.
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