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Best Actor Award for David Greene
"David's performance was quietly assured...very natural and compelling to watch". Thank you Disappear Here Film Festival for David Greene's Best Actor Award! Much love to Michael McLaughlin for hand delivering the award to director Sinéad O'Loughlin last week. She managed not to drop it and handed it over to David at a screening at the weekend. Congrats again David!
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Next up! We screen at the Disappear Here Film Festival in Donegal. Our screening takes place 11am on Sat 23rd!
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We were delighted to win Best Short Film at Fingal Film & Arts Festival! We had an amazing outdoor screening in the grounds of the beautiful Swords Castle. We’d like to thank Fingal Film & Arts Festival for the award and for including us in their fantastic 2017 programme!
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August 2017 - Three weeks, three festivals!
Homecoming is delighted to have been programmed in three festivals in August 2017: Wexford Film Festival, Fingal Film & Arts Festival and Still Voices Short Film Festival.
Screening times are below and tickets are available now!
Friday, 04 August @ 7pm, Wexford Film Festival, Wexford Arts Centre
Friday 11 August (Time TBC), Fingal Film & Arts Festival, Swords Castle
Friday 18 August @10am, Still Voices Short Film Festival, Ballymahon Library
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Homecoming is delighted to be screening as part of the 2017 Wexford Film Festival! We screen at 7pm on Friday 04 August and Writer/Director Sinéad O’Loughlin will be there for a Q & A after the film!
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Homecoming at Sleeping Giants Film Festival Homecoming will screen as part of the 2017 Sleeping Giants Film Festival. We are delighted to be part of their Homegrown Shorts Programme taking place at 8pm on Sat 01 July in the Lough and Quay Complex in Warrenpoint. Full programme below:
Spike by Simon Cross Incoming Call by Eoin Cleland The Curse by James Ryan Unhappy Endings by Steven and Wayne Benson Homecoming by Sinead O’Loughlin The Climb by Julie Gardner
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Homecoming is delighted to have our Canadian Premiere at the Nickel Independent Film Festival 2017 in Newfoundland. Homecoming will screen on June 24 @ 7pm local time as part of this great line up of Closing Night Shorts:
Offside After finding out from her widowed father that she will soon lose her place on the local boys’ football team, 11-year-old Kristy struggles to cope with her evolving identity as she becomes a young woman. Director: Jimmy Dean • Writer: Ellie Gocher • Producer: Ellie Gocher • Country: Ireland • Runtime: 17 Mins
Jacob 1234 In this entertainingly fast-paced Alice in Wonderland-like sequence, Jacob must runs through his mind to remember his girlfriend’s birthday. Director & Writer: David Feehan • Producer: Jacqueline Hynes • NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR • Runtime: 3 Mins
Empty Cans Felix and Mabel struggle to process the suicide of their close friend. In an effort to find healing and closure, they return to their secret hideout and get passed-out drunk. Director, Writer, & Producer: Darcy Fitzpatrick • NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR • Runtime: 5 Min
Homecoming A young man returns home to Ireland after extended travel abroad with friends. He struggles to find his place after the economic collapse of the Celtic tiger, and hopes a familiar face will anchor him. Winner of the Best Irish Narrative at the 2016 Kerry Film Festival. Director & Writer: Sinéad O’Loughlin • Producer: Laura Brennan • Country: Ireland • Runtime: 13 Mins
Dasha the Fool Happily married Dasha returns home from her trip to find a flower-filled apartment. In a highly entertaining performance, Dasha must choose between the truth before her or her blind happiness. Director: Valentina Lukashchuk • Writer: Andrey Migachev • Producer: Max Volovik • Country: Russian Federation • Runtime: 15 Mins
Malignant When Caroline discovers a lump in her breast, she must face her health fear, and fear of being alone. Will she seek reliance and validation from herself or her emotionally unavailable partner? Director & Writer: Andrea Dunne • Producer: Jacqueline Hynes • NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR • Runtime: 11 Mins
The Tour An unlucky in love tour guide takes her unsuspecting and rather disinterested passengers down a (hilarious) road less travelled. Deftly navigating the streets of St. John’s with romance, drama, and dark humour, this short features a highly entertaining performance by Willow Kean, who along with a busload of supporting characters, will have you signing up for the next guided tour. Winner of the 2016 RBC Michelle Jackson Emerging Filmmaker Award.Director & Writer: Jenina MacGillivray • Producer: Ruth Lawrence • NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR • Runtime: 7 Mins
Frail Ruben lives with his father Gabriel in a forest house on the outskirts of a village. Shielded from the outside world, he spends his days in a trance-like state, orchestrated by his father’s strict rules. One morning Ruben sees some village children playing though the window, and begins questioning his father’s activities, and his carefully constructed and controlled environment. Winner of awards in Poland, Romania, and Ireland. Director & Writer: Ares Ceylan • Producer: Nadine Luchinger • Country: Switzerland • Runtime: 18 Mins
Dreaming of Peggy Lee Belinda is a young girl living with a hearing impairment within an oppressive care-home. She struggles to accept who she is and find the freedom and confidence to follow her dream of singing. Part silent film, and part musical, Dreaming of Peggy Lee is an inspiring celebration of identity set to the sights and sounds of the golden jazz age of the 1940s. An award winning film to be enjoyed by young and old audiences alike. Winner of the Best International Narrative Award at the 2016 Kerry Film Festival. Director, Writer & Producer: James Everett • Country: United Kingdom • Runtime: 11 Mins
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Homecoming is delighted to be taking part in the fantastic Fastnet Film Festival 2017. 125 fantastic shorts are being screened from May 24-28 in the beautiful village of Schull. We are included in Programme 28, with five screenings in total over the festival.
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We are delighted to be programmed as part of the 2017 Dingle International Film Fesival. We are screening as part of their Irish shorts programme on Sat March 24th in the beautiful St. James’ Church. Writer/Director Sinéad O’Loughlin and actor David Greene will be in attendance.
The full line up at 11am includes:
Dam
Director: Conan McIvor Following the death of their friend, two teenage boys must open up to one another in grief, or risk the same fate.
Break Director: Brian Moran The story of Derek, isolated and alienated by modern life, and the transformative, jarring effect that Jenny, a waitress he meets on his coffee break, has on him.
Digs for Pennies Director: Evin O’Neill In late 1800s Ireland, a bare-knuckle boxer and his manager travel the countryside from fight to fight, making a living from bets and the small purses on offer. The boxer is trying to save money to emigrate but he’s starting to suspect his manager, and best friend, is ripping him off.
Fingerprints Director: Jimmy Smallhorne A teacher tries to connect with a troubled boy; but do her actions go too far?
The Man with Dyed Hair Director: Calvin Doyle Producers: Calvin Doyle, Conor English A complete stranger begins to open up about his troubled past, over a few drinks.
Miah Director: Daniel Corcoran Miah is a middle-aged widower living on a remote island off the coast of Ireland. Although he has no wish to leave, he has become increasingly disconnected from the modern society that has left him behind.
...and of course, Homecoming!
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The 10th Irish Film Festa, the only Italian film festival completely dedicated to Irish cinema, will take place from March 30th to April 2nd at the Casa del Cinema in Rome. We are delighted to be screening as part of such an exciting line up of new Irish Film. The full line up of shorts includes:
BLIGHT (2015), Brian Deane AN CHÚIRT (THE COURT, 2014), Seán T. Ó Meallaigh THE CLOCKMAKER’S DREAM (2015), Cashell Horgan A COAT MADE DARK (2015), Jack O’Shea THE DEBT (2015), Helen Flanagan GRIDLOCK (2016), Ian Hunt Duffy HOMECOMING (2016), Sinéad O’Loughlin LILY (2016), Graham Cantwell THE LOST LETTER (2016), Kealan O’Rourke PAUSE (2016), Niamh Heery SEÁN HILLEN, MERGING VIEWS (2016), Paddy Cahill SECOND TO NONE (2016), Vincent Gallagher STARZ (2016), Kevin Treacy, Martin McCann TODAY (2015), Tristan Heanue TWO ANGRY MEN (2016), Toto Ellis
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