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Indelibly woven into the rich cultural heritage of the nation, the arts in their entirety make Ireland a better place to live. The Irish film, animation and TV industry forms a central part of the creative industries in Ireland. One only has to look back at the sense of pride throughout the country at Ireland’s Academy Awards® success this year to see how integral film has become to our nation’s cultural identity.

Film offers us audiovisual narratives, not only ones that mirror our lives and tell our past and present stories, but also narratives that look to new and exciting imaginings and futures. But it is not just the contribution of film to our intellectual, social and cultural life that is important; there are huge employment opportunities in the industries — opportunities for talented people in film, television, animation, and creative computer games.

This year we launched our five-year strategy ‘Building on Success’ — detailing our ambitious vision and plans for the role of Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board (IFB) within the thriving Irish film, animation and TV industry. We also welcomed a much-needed increase in funding for 2017 to meet the need to support and develop the next generation of storytellers and filmmakers. However, we remain ambitious for the sector and we will continue to call for restoration of funding to pre-recession levels.

The IFB is proud to continue supporting Irish creative talent in the film, animation and TV industry and we remain focused on ensuring this support reflects our goals in achieving gender equality and diversity in the coming years.

The term of the current Board of the IFB ends in January 2017 and I would like to pay tribute to the tremendous hard work and commitment of the Board over the last four years. It has been my honour to serve as Chair of the Board and to work with the IFB staff and the film industry on many great initiatives.

Dr Annie Doona Chair Bord Scannán na hÉireann/ Irish Film Board

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Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board (IFB) is the national development agency for Irish filmmaking and the Irish film, television and animation industry, investing in talent, creativity and enterprise. The agency supports writers, directors and production companies across these sectors by providing investment loans for the development, production and distribution of film, television and animation projects.

The agency also supports and promotes the Irish screen industries at major international markets and festivals, promotes inward investment, Ireland as a location for international production and provides support for companies filming on location in Ireland. The agency manages Screen Training Ireland, the national training and development resource created specifically for the Irish screen sectors.

Chief Executive James Hickey

Deputy Chief Executive Teresa McGrane

Business & Legal Affairs — Financial Controller Celine Forde

Business & Legal Affairs Co-ordinator Aileen McCauley

Executive Assistant: Business & Legal Affairs Gráinne Kernan

Production, Development & Distribution — Project Managers Mary Callery, Lesley McKimm,

Keith Potter

Production & Distribution Manager Emma Scott

Production & Development Executive Sarah Dillon

Schemes & Applications Co-ordinator Jill McGregor

Executive Assistant: Production & Development Jade Murphy

Marketing — Marketing & Communications Manager Louise Ryan

Marketing Executive Mags O’Sullivan

Chief Executive Introduction 04

Industry Highlights 2016 06

Irish Features 14

Good Favour 16

Kissing Candice 18

MAZE 20

The Belly of the Whale 22

Song of Granite 24

The Breadwinner 26

Delinquent Season 28

The Drummer and the Keeper 30

Michael Inside 32

The Lodgers 34

The Third Wave 36

Black ’47 38

Halal Daddy 40

Aithrí/Penance 42

The Flag 44

Feature Co-Productions 46

Mary Shelley 48

Return to Montauk 50

Muse 52

In Production 53

Animation TV 54

Becca’s Bunch 56

Brewster the Rooster 57

Gilbert & Sadie 58

Harry & Bip 59

I’m a Fish 60

MyaGo 61

The Day Henry Met 61

Feature Documentaries 62

Elián 64

Outside The Factory 66

Grace Jones:

The Musical Of My Life 68

In the Name of Peace:

John Hume in America 70

Kevin Roche:

The Quiet Architect 71

Condemned to Remember 72

Haunted — One Woman’s Story

of Life and Death in the IRA 73

Butterfly City 74

The Silver Branch 75

Ceausescu & I 76

Strange Occurrences

in a Small Irish Village 77

Short Films 78

Second To None 80

The Lost Letter 80

St. Patrick’s Day 81

The Welfare of

Tomás Ó Hallissy 81

Released in 2016 82

Room 84

The Young Offenders 84

Sing Street 85

Viva 85

A Date For Mad Mary 86

Love & Friendship 86

Bobby Sands: 66 Days 87

Mattress Men 87

Last Hijack 88

Mom & Me 88

Crash and Burn 89

Mammal 89

My Name is Emily 90

Traders 90

The Flag 91

Atlantic 91

Dare to be Wild 92

I Am Not A Serial Killer 92

Moscow Never Sleeps 93

The Land of the Enlightened 93

Strange Occurrences in

a Small Irish Village 94

The Price of Desire 94

The Truth Commissioner 95

Strangerland 95

Film Directory 96

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Contents

Irish Film Commission — Inward Production Manager Steven Davenport

Administration

— Executive Assistant Niamh O’Reilly

Training — Training Executive: Business & Enterprise

Helen McMahon

Training Executive: Creativity & Creative Collaboration Gráinne Bennett

Training Executive: Production & Technical Sorcha Loughane

Training Co-ordinator Emer MacAvin

Finance Executive Susanne Cassells

Communications Executive Críona Sexton

Production Catalogue Co-ordinated by Gráinne Curtin and assisted by Jamie Tuohy

Board Members — Dr Annie Doona (Chair), Seamus Deasy, Katie Holly,

Kate O’Toole, John Rice, Maurice Sweeney

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Introduction

And it is not just one or two major films that have

broken through. Yes, IFB films received a record

number of Academy Awards® nominations this year

with Room and Brooklyn taking nine nominations

between them, including a Best Picture nod for

each film. Two of the eight best films at the Oscars

were Irish in 2016 — a phenomenal achievement.

But there are more IFB-funded films hot on their

heels, strongly resonating with Irish audiences.

First-time directors Peter Foott and Darren

Thornton produced two of the most talked-about

Irish films of the year with The Young Offenders

and A Date for Mad Mary respectively. Foott’s

wildly successful comedy grossed €1.2 million

at the Irish box office, with its stars Alex Murphy

and Chris Walley receiving international praise for

their performances. Meanwhile, a star was born in

personnel that make up the teams that make films,

TV animation and TV drama. The continued growth of

the sector depends on this investment. Our strength

is in our creativity and our creativity is in our people.

The IFB launched its Five-Year Strategic Plan

2016-2020 in July 2016, which focuses on vision

and leadership in the screen sector. The strategy

outlines our ambition to promote gender equality and

diversity, build audiences, develop and support screen

production through funding and creative initiatives,

develop and nurture talent and skills through training

and education and promote inward production.

New Irish films coming to the market in 2017

include Stephen Burke’s MAZE filmed in Cork and

starring Tom Vaughan-Lawlor and Barry Ward,

Nora Twomey’s animated feature The Breadwinner

currently in production in Kilkenny, and Lance Daly’s

Black ’47 shooting in Connemara and Wicklow.

There are also a number of directorial debuts coming

through, including Mark O’Rowe’s Delinquent

Season starring Cillian Murphy and Andrew Scott,

and two Catalyst projects The Drummer and the

Keeper from Nick Kelly and Kissing Candice from

Aoife McArdle. We also have a number of strong

creative documentaries in the pipeline including Elián

from Ross McDonnell, Feargal Ward’s Outside The

Factory and Blinder Films’ Grace Jones: The Musical

Of My Life. The IFB continues to fund and develop

creative children’s animated television including

Jam Media’s Becca’s Brunch, Salty Dog’s Brewster

the Rooster and Brown Bag’s Gilbert & Sadie.

Over the last number of years, Ireland has undergone

a surge in inward production and this year saw Irish/

Canadian TV series, Vikings, continuing to film in

Ashford Studios in Wicklow, alongside the arrival

of major TV series Into the Badlands. The cast of

Star Wars Episode VIII arrived in Ireland to shoot

the latest episode in the saga, filming all along the

Wild Atlantic Way. Hollywood stars Mel Gibson

and Sean Penn visited Ireland to film the big-screen

adaptation of The Professor and the Madman,

shooting in iconic locations around Dublin and Mayo.

A new dedicated film studio, Troy Studios, is

opening in Limerick in early 2017 with the IFB and

Screen Training Ireland working on developing

skills and infrastructure in the region. The IFB is

working closely with the IDA and Enterprise Ireland

on developing Ireland as a screen content hub and

we will also be working with RTÉ and TG4 on the

production of films, TV drama and TV animation.

The Irish animation sector is continuing its global

expansion, illustrated by the special focus on

Ireland at Cartoon Forum in 2016, one of the world’s

leading pitching and co-production forums for

animated content, with a large number of new

Irish projects selected to pitch at the event. Irish

companies Brown Bag and Boulder Media are

now internationally owned and producing major

TV animation series for the world market.

The cutural industries received a major boost with

the launch of the Creative Ireland programme by

the Taoiseach and the Minister for Arts, with a

particular focus on developing Ireland as a centre

of excellence for media production. This includes

a series of initiatives putting culture and creativity

at the centre of Irish life and in the mainstream

of Irish policy-making. Part of the programme

includes the launch of the audiovisual sector report

commissioned by the Department of Arts working

in partnership with the IFB, the Department of

Communications and the Department of Jobs. The

report will be published in the second quarter of 2017

and will provide robust statistics and goals for the

audiovisual sector. It will also look at strategies to

promote growth and expansion across the sector.

2016 was a special year for Irish film and TV

animation, ending with four Golden Globe

nominations for Irish talent. It is living proof that

when supported, Irish creative talent flourishes

throughout the world, building on our reputation

for talent and creativity. We want to wish all

those working in Ireland’s creative industries even

greater success in 2017. Through supporting the

sector, we not only support the lifeblood of an

economy creating jobs and exports, but we help

to establish a platform for important and salient

narratives to be played out — together making

Ireland a greater place in which to work and live.

James HickeyChief ExecutiveBord Scannán na hÉireann/ Irish Film Board

the form of Seána Kerslake as she wowed as the

troubled Mary in Thornton’s much-applauded film.

Two more IFB-funded films, The Lobster and

Love & Friendship, competed at the top of the US

independent box office charts in the summer of 2016.

John Carney’s Sing Street was included in almost

every major international listing of best films for 2016.

Global audiences enjoyed Irish films with worldwide

box office figures reaching to over $150 million.

This success is the culmination of the long-term

investment in Irish creative talent which has been

supported over the years by Bord Scannán na

hÉireann/the Irish Film Board. We must continue

to invest in Irish screenwriters, directors, creative

producers, animators, actors, designers, music

composers and performers and all the other creative

Worldwide audiences, international recognition and strong global box office figures — the Irish film, animation and TV drama industry is experiencing a period of unprecedented success. Over the past year, a host of projects funded by Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board (IFB) along with projects supported by Ireland’s tax credit have reached global audiences, solidifying Ireland’s reputation as a centre of artistic excellence.

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January —

Saoirse Ronan wins the Best

Actress award for Brooklyn

at the New York Film Critics’

Circle Awards.

Room and Brooklyn receive a

total of seven Academy Award®

nominations. Both films are

nominated for Best Picture and

Best Adapted Screenplay, while

Brie Larson and Saoirse Ronan

are also nominated for the Best

Actress award for their respective

roles in each film. Lenny

Abrahamson also receives a Best

Director nomination for Room.

Saoirse Ronan is awarded British/

Irish Actress of the Year at the

London Critics’ Circle Awards for

her performance in Brooklyn.

At the Critics’ Choice Movie

Awards in Los Angeles, Brie

Larson and Jacob Tremblay win

the Best Actress and Best Young

Actor awards respectively for

their performances in Room.

Seven Irish films are screened

at the Sundance Film Festival

including Sing Street, Love & Friendship, Viva, The Lobster, Mammal, The Land of the Enlightened and short

film A Coat Made Dark.

Tommy Pallotta and Femke

Wolting’s Last Hijack is released

in Irish cinemas.

February —

Room continues to achieve

awards season success with Brie

Larson winning a Golden Globe,

a BAFTA and a Screen Actors

Guild Best Actress Award while

Emma Donoghue is awarded

Best Screenplay at the Evening

Standard Film Awards.

Brooklyn also receives the BAFTA

for Outstanding British Film as

well as Best Film at the Evening

Standard Film Awards.

Mary Shelley begins principal

photography in Dublin and

Wicklow, while production beings

on Nick Kelly’s The Drummer and the Keeper.

Room is a major hit, taking €1.3

million at the Irish box office.

Irish animated series Puffin Rock, wins Best Animated

Series and Best New Series at

the Kidscreen Awards.

Declan Recks’ The Truth Commissioner and Kim

Farrant’s Strangerland are

released in Irish cinemas.

Screen Training Ireland supports

Irish female talent on the UK’s

most prestigious film mentoring

scheme, Guiding Lights.

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I Am Not A Serial Killer receives

its world premiere at SXSW with

How Was Your Day? winning Best

Narrative Short. Sing Street and

short film Geist are also screened.

Bobby Sands: 66 Days,

Mattress Men and The Land of the Enlightened all have

their world premieres at Hot

Docs Canadian International

Documentary Festival.

The Hallow wins Best Horror

at Empire Awards.

Rachael Moriarty and Peter

Murphy’s thriller Traders

and Rebecca Daly’s dramatic

feature Mammal are released

in Irish cinemas.

Dingle International Film Festival

and Animation Dingle take place.

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April —

You’re Ugly Too wins the

ZeBBie Award for Best Feature

Film Script.

Sing Street is released in the US

to strong box office figures.

Irish film One Million Dubliners

wins the Silver World Medal at the

2016 New York Festival’s World’s

Best TV & Film Awards.

Risteard Ó’Domhnaill’s Atlantic

open in Irish cinemas.

The Wall Street Journal calls

Irish film Viva a “perfect film and

a testament to the portability,

not to mention the universality,

of talent” and it is a critic’s pick

in the New York Times.

Alex Fegan’s Older Than Ireland

is released in US cinemas.

At the Cannes Film Market/

Marché du Film, FC Midnights

secures the North American

and Latin American distribution

rights to Billy O’Brien’s I Am Not A Serial Killer. NonStop

Entertainment picks up the rights

to prison-break story MAZE.

Irish actress Ruth Negga is a major

hit at the Cannes Film Festival,

walking the red carpet for Loving.

The Lobster and Love & Friendship top the US

independent box office.

Production begins on Cartoon

Saloon’s The Breadwinner.

The Fastnet Film Festival kicks

off in Cork, with Irish shorts How Was Your Day? and Geist being

awarded Best Drama and Best

Animation respectively.

Whit Stillman’s Love & Friendship

and Mary McGuckian’s Eileen

Gray biopic The Price of Desire

are released in Irish cinemas.

VFX: Script to Screen 2016 —

a visual-effects training

programme by Screen Training

Ireland — begins.

May —

At Audi Dublin International

Film Festival (ADIFF), IFB

presents the world premiere

of After ’16, a collection of

nine shorts commissioned to

mark the centenary of the 1916

Easter Rising.

Jack O’Shea’s A Coat Made Dark is screened at the

Clermont-Ferrand International

Short Film Festival.

IFB and the IDA collaborate to

harness international focus on

Ireland in the run-up to the Oscars,

promoting Ireland as a production

and innovation destination.

Benjamin Cleary wins the

Academy Award® for Best Short

Film for Stutterer and Brie Larson

picks up the Academy Award® for

Best Actress in a Leading Role for

Room.

Viva wins the publicly voted

AUDI-ence award at ADIFF 2016

and takes home Best Irish Film at

the Dublin Film Critics’ Choice

Awards, where writer Mark

O’Halloran also receives the

George Byrne Maverick Award.

Geist is named Best Irish Short

while Atlantic wins Best Irish

Documentary.

Stephen Burke’s MAZE goes

into production in the recently

decommissioned Cork Prison.

Lucasfilm returns to Ireland to film

several sequences for the next

chapter in the Star Wars saga.

Simon Fitzmaurice’s My Name is Emily is released in Irish cinemas.

Room and Brooklyn are the big

winners at the 2016 IFTA Film

& TV Awards with other major

winners including Sing Street and Mom & Me.

My Name is Emily, Love & Friendship and You’re Ugly Too

all feature as part of the Irish

Spotlight line-up at Newport

Beach Film Festival, California.

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July —

IFB launches a five-year strategy,

Building on Success, following a

year of unprecedented critical and

commercial success for Irish film.

Several Irish films win awards at

the Galway Film Fleadh including

The Young Offenders and A Date for Mad Mary for joint Best Irish

Feature, Best International First

Feature for Moon Dogs, Best Irish

First Feature for Sanctuary and

Best Cinematography for It’s Not Yet Dark, which also wins Best

Irish Feature Documentary. Seána

Kerslake (A Date for Mad Mary) is

presented with the Bingham Ray

New Talent Award.

Frameworks shorts Second To None, The Bird and the Whale and The Lost Letter all receive

world premieres at the Galway

Film Fleadh.

A new Audiovisial Co-production

Treaty between Ireland and

Canada comes into force.

Ken Wardrop’s Mom & Me is

released in Irish cinemas.

Entertainment Weekly lists three

IFB-funded films, Viva, The Lobster and Sing Street in their

Top Ten Films of 2016.

June —

After filming along the Wild

Atlantic Way from Cork to

Donegal, the Irish leg of Star Wars: Episode VIII wraps.

The After ’16 shorts screen at the

National Museum of Ireland.

Crash and Burn, Bobby Sands: 66 Days, Mattress Men and The Land of the Enlightened are

screened at Sheffield Doc/Fest.

Two Irish short animations A Coat Made Dark and Geist are selected

for the Grand Competition in the

26th World Festival of Animated

Film – Animafest Zagreb.

The Edinburgh International Film

Festival opens with nine Irish

films in the selection including

Mom & Me, History’s Future,

The Last King, Moon Dogs, Tiger Raid, Viva, My Name is Emily, Mammal and a world premiere

for Lost in France.

Production begins on Irish

animated film The Overcoat, featuring the voice of Cillian

Murphy.

Conor McDermottroe’s Halal Daddy goes into production in

Sligo while Pat Collins’ Song of Granite goes into production

in Galway.

IFB welcomes Dr Annie Doona as

Chair designate after a nomination

by Minister Heather Humphreys.

Room’s Lenny Abrahamson,

Emma Donoghue, Nathan

Nugent and Ed Guiney are invited

to become members of The

Academy of Motion Pictures and

Sciences alongside Brooklyn’s

John Crowley, Cartoon Saloon’s

Nora Twomey, The Shore’s

Orlagh George and Stutterer’s

Benjamin Cleary.

August —

A Terrible Hullabaloo, The Party, A Coat Made Dark,

City of Roses, Geist and How Was Your Day? are all selected

for Encounters Short Film and

Animation Festival in Bristol.

The 10th Guth Gafa International

Documentary Festival opens in

Kells, Co. Meath, with screenings

of Bobby Sands: 66 Days, Crash and Burn and Mom & Me.

Bobby Sands: 66 Days breaks

Irish opening weekend box

office records, going on to take

in over €260,000.

Aoife Kelleher’s Strange Occurrences in a Small Irish Village and Paddy Breathnach’s

Viva are released in Irish cinemas.

Yorgos Lanthimos begins shooting

The Killing of a Sacred Deer with

Colin Farrell and Nicole Kidman.

Aoife McArdle’s Catalyst project

Kissing Candice goes into

production in Louth and Dublin.

An unprecedented eight Irish

films are selected for the Toronto

International Film Festival: The Secret Scripture, Maudie, Unless,

Without Name, Handsome Devil, Brain on Fire, Forever Pure and

short film Second To None.

Maudie and short film A Coat Made Dark screen at Telluride

Film Festival.

Darren Thornton’s A Date for Mad Mary is released in Irish

cinemas with major acclaim for

Seána Kerslake.

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October —

Irish feature film The Lodgers

begins shooting in Wexford while

Frank Berry’s Michael Inside

begins shooting in Cork.

Screen Training Ireland and

Animation Skillnet launch the

VFX and Animation Graduate Traineeship Programme.

The Secret Scripture, I Am Not A Serial Killer, Without Name, A Date for Mad Mary, The Young Offenders and A Dark Song all

feature in the 60th edition of the

BFI London Film Festival.

Minister Humphreys announces

a budget increase of €2 million

for IFB.

Declan Recks’ The Flag and

Colm Quinn’s Mattress Men are

released in Irish cinemas.

Screen Training Ireland,

IFB and Troy Studios host a

special film industry open day

in Limerick including panel

discussions and seminars with

leading industry professionals

attended by over 1,000 people.

IFB supports the Ireland on Screen booth in partnership with

Enterprise Ireland at MIPCOM,

taking place in Cannes.

Billy O’Brien’s I Am Not A Serial Killer wins the prestigious

Audience Award at the Sitges

Official Fantàstic Film Festival.

Without Name receives four

awards at the Brooklyn Horror

Festival including Best Feature,

Best Director for Lorcan

Finnegan, Best Cinematography

for Piers McGrail and Best

Editing for Tony Cranstoun.

November —

December —

I Am Not A Serial Killer

receives three major British

Independent Film Awards (BIFA)

nominations including Best

Screenplay, Best Actor for Max

Records and Best Supporting

Actor for Christopher Lloyd.

An economic analysis of

Ireland’s screen-based creative

industries is commissioned by

Minister Humphreys.

IFB collaborates with Creative BC

on TV pilot The Gulliver Curse.

Room is nominated for two

European Film Awards including

European Film 2016 and European

Screenplay 2016. The Land of the Enlightened is nominated for

European Documentary 2016.

David Freyne’s The Third Wave,

Lance Daly’s Black ’47 and

Morgan Bushe’s The Belly of the Whale all go into production.

Johnny O’Reilly’s Moscow Never Sleeps is released in Irish cinemas.

The inaugural Doc Day takes

place at Cork Film Festival.

The Canada/Ireland Co-

Production Forum takes place

in Dublin, welcoming a host of

Canadian producers from British

Columbia. The event aims to

further develop co-production

opportunities and projects

between Ireland and Canada.

Billy O’Brien’s I Am Not A Serial Killer and Seán Ó Cualáin’s

Crash and Burn are released in

Irish cinemas.

Creative Ireland is launched —

a cross-governmental five-year

(2017-2022) initiative that aims

to improve access to cultural

and creative activity across the

country, with film, TV drama

and animation an integral part

of the programme.

Ireland experiences great success

at the Golden Globe Awards

with Sing Street nominated

in the Best Motion Picture,

Comedy/Musical category and

Colin Farrell nominated in the

Best Actor in a Motion Picture,

Comedy/Musical category for

The Lobster. Ruth Negga and

Catriona Balfe both receive Best

Actress nominations in their

respective categories of film and

television for their performances

in Loving and Outlander.

Mark O’Rowe’s Delinquent Season begins filming in Dublin

while Bharat Nalluri’s The Man Who Invented Christmas enters

production in Dublin and Wicklow.

Irish films take over $150 million at

the global box office for 2015/16.

Richie Smyth’s The Siege of Jadotville is released in Irish

cinemas.

Animation Ireland is formally

launched, representing Ireland’s

animation sector.

Peter Foott’s The Young Offenders is released in Irish

cinemas, going on to take in over

€1.2 million at the Irish box office.

Screen Training Ireland and

UK-based We Are The Tonic

hold the final session of Find Your Audience; a cutting-edge

Marketing and Distribution

Mentorship.

Production begins in Dublin

and Wicklow on The Professor and the Madman starring Mel

Gibson and Sean Penn, and Tom

Collins’ Aithrí/Penance begins

production in Co. Donegal.

I Am Not A Serial Killer wins

the Silver Méliès at Strasbourg

European Fantastic Film Festival.

Cartoon Forum, one of the

world’s leading pitching and co-

production forums for animated

content puts a special focus on

Ireland, with a large number of

new Irish projects selected to

pitch at the event.

Irish Features

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Good Favour—

A young man, Tom, walks out of an immense forest into the lives of a strictly devout Christian community carving out a remote existence in central Europe. They recognise that he bears the scars of trauma, and he is welcomed by them. As he is initiated into their farming life and scriptural regime, he discovers the community is suffering a crisis of faith following a devastating loss.

When Tom’s actions avert a potential tragedy, the mystery surrounding him grows. Where did he come from? Has God answered the prayers of his people?

Production Companies Savage Productions Tel +353 87 796 5069 [email protected], Wrong Men, Final Cut for Real, Viking Film

Financiers IFB, Wallimage, Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, Danish Film Institute, Netherlands Film Fund Delivery Date Mid 2017

Director Rebecca Daly Producers John Keville, Conor Barry, Benoit Roland, Signe Byrge Sørensen, Monica Hellström, Marleen Slot Script Rebecca Daly, Glenn Montgomery Photography Tibor Dingelstad Editor Tony Cranstoun Production Design Igor Gabriel Music Rutger Reinders Main Cast Vincent Romeo, Clara Ruggard, Lars Brygmann, Victoria Mayer, Alexandre Willaume Running Time 90 minutes

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Kissing Candice—

Kooky but cool Candice meets the guy she has been dreaming of. He is sexy, mysterious, dangerous — and mixes with the wrong crowd.

In a neighbourhood increasingly intimidated by volatile, unpredictable youths, can he help her escape? Or lead her into far greater peril?

Production Company Venom Film Tel +353 1 497 5980 [email protected]

Financier IFB Delivery Date Mid 2017

This film was produced under the IFB’s CatalystProject

Director/Script Aoife McArdle Producer Andrew Freedman Photography Steve Annis Editor Dan Sherwin Production Design Andy Kelly Main Cast Ann Skelly, Ryan Lincoln, Ryan McParland, Conall Keating, Tony Doyle, Maghnús Foy, James Greene, John Lynch, Caitriona Ennis, Kwaku Fortune, Lalor Roddy Irish Locations Louth, Dublin

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MAZE—

MAZE is based on the true story of the 1983 mass breakout of 38 IRA prisoners from the HMP Maze high-security prison. As Larry Marley, the chief architect of the escape, schemes his way towards this feat, he meets prison warder, Gordon Close.

Initially they are confirmed enemies, born on opposite sides of Northern Ireland’s political divide, but when Larry realises that Gordon may be useful for his escape plan, a slow seduction begins. What follows is a tense and intriguing drama during which an unlikely relationship is forged between two adversaries.

Production Companies Mammoth Films Tel +353 86 349 6706 [email protected], Cyprus Avenue Films, Filmgate Films Financiers IFB, BAI, RTÉ, Film Väst

Distributors Lionsgate (Ireland/UK) Sales Agent Visit Films Tel +1 718 312 8210 [email protected] Delivery Date Early 2017

Director/Script Stephen Burke Producers Jane Doolan, Brendan J Byrne Photography David Grennan Editor John O’Connor Production Design Owen Power Music Stephen Rennicks Main Cast Tom Vaughan-Lawlor, Barry Ward, Martin McCann Irish Location Cork Running Time 92 minutes

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The Belly of the Whale—

In the dead of a North County Dublin winter, misfit teenager Joey Moody returns home in a foolhardy bid to reopen his family’s crumbling caravan park. When Joey burns down Ronald Tanner’s camper van, he is forced to find the cash to repay him. The desperate pair, bonded together in misfortune, devise a plan to rob the local amusement arcade, the domain of small town politician, Gits Hegarty.

Production Company Fastnet Films Tel +353 86 898 2555 [email protected]

Financiers IFB, RTÉ, Filmbase Distributor Wildcard Distribution (Ireland) Delivery Date Mid 2017

Director Morgan Bushe Producers Rory Dungan, Morgan Bushe, Kathryn Kennedy Script Morgan Bushe, Greg Flanagan Photography Arthur Mulhern Editor Derek Holland Production Design Michael Moynihan Main Cast Pat Shortt, Lewis MacDougall, Michael Smiley, Art Parkinson, Lauren Kinsella, Neili Conroy, Peter Coonan, Ronan Graham, Cian Callagher Irish Location Dublin Running Time 90 minutes

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Song of Granite—

Song of Granite portrays the life of the great traditional Irish singer, Joe Heaney. The beautiful yet harsh landscape combined with the myths, fables and songs of his Connemara childhood helped shape this complex and gifted character. Enigmatic and fascinating, Heaney’s devotion to his art came at a huge personal cost to the singer and those closest to him.

Production Companies Marcie Films Tel +353 86 855 4393 [email protected] Roads Entertainment, Amerique Films, Harvest Films

Financiers IFB, BAI, TG4, SODEC, Telefilm Distributor Soda Pictures (Ireland/UK) Delivery Date Early 2017

Director Pat Collins Producers Alan Maher, Martin Paul-Hus, Jessie Fisk Script Pat Collins, Eoghan Mac Giolla Bhríde, Sharon Whooley Photography Richard Kendrick Editor Tadhg O’Sullivan Production Design Padraig O Neill Music Delphine Measroch Main Cast Macdara Ó Fatharta, Mícheál Ó’Confhaola, Pól Ó Ceannabháín, Colm Seoighe Irish Locations Galway, Dublin Running Time 100 minutes

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The Breadwinner—

The Breadwinner tells the story of eleven-year-old Parvana, who gives up her identity to provide for her family and to try to save her father’s life.

Production Companies Cartoon Saloon Tel +353 56 776 4481 [email protected], Melusine Productions, Aircraft Pictures Financiers IFB, BAI, RTÉ, Telefilm Canada, Film Fund Luxembourg, Mimi Gitlin Productions, Shaw Rocket Fund, Artemis Rising Foundation,

The Ontario Media Development Corporation, The Harold Greenberg Fund, Movie Central, The Movie Network, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Distributors Studio Canal (Ireland/UK), Elevation Pictures (Canada), GKIDS (USA) Delivery Date Late 2017

Director Nora Twomey Producers Paul Young, Tomm Moore, Andrew Rosen, Stephan Roelants, Anthony Leo Executive Producer Angelina Jolie Pitt Script Anita Doron, Macdara Ó’Fatharta, Editor Darragh Byrne Art Directors Reza Amirriahi, Ciaran Duffy Music Mychael Danna, Jeff Danna Main Cast Saara Chaudry, Laara Sadiq, Shaista Latif, Liza Hamidi, Kawa Ada, Ali Badshah, Noorin Gulamgaus Running Time 88 minutes

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Delinquent Season—

Married couple Jim and Danielle witness their good friends Yvonne and Chris’ relationship growing factions. Chris is behaving erratically and when he lashes out and hits Yvonne, she realises she can’t put up with it anymore. Spending more time with her friends, Yvonne grows closer to Jim and a passionate affair leads to stronger, heartfelt emotions.

However, their relationship soon deteriorates when Yvonne finds out her husband Chris is dying and, even worse, Jim knew all along. The two couples are forced to re-evaluate their lives and their respective marriages and friendships — but can anything be salvaged from the wreckage?

Production Companies Parallel Films Tel +44 207 580 6888 [email protected], Cuba Pictures Financiers IFB, BFI, RTÉ, Ingenious Media

Distributor Element Pictures Distribution (Ireland) Sales Agent Protagonist Pictures Tel + 44 2077 3490 00 info@ protagonistpictures.com Delivery Date Mid 2017

Director/Script Mark O’Rowe Producers Alan Moloney, Ruth Coady, Dixie Linder Photography Richard Kendrick Production Design Ray Ball Main Cast Cillian Murphy, Andrew Scott, Eva Birthistle, Catherine Walker Irish Location Dublin

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The Drummer and the Keeper—

The Drummer and the Keeper is the story of an unlikely friendship between a 25-year-old rock‘n’roll party animal with bipolar disorder who revels in rejecting society’s rules, and a 17-year-old goalkeeper who suffers from Asperger’s Syndrome and yearns to fit in.

Production Company Calico Pictures Tel +353 86 856 4459 [email protected]

Financier IFB Delivery Date Early 2017

Director/Script Nick Kelly Producer Kate McColgan Photography Tom Comerford Editor Derek Holland Production Design Louise Matthews Music John Gerard Walsh Main Cast Dermot Murphy, Jacob McCarthy, Peter Coonan, Charlie Kelly, Adrian Hudson, Aoibhinn McGinnity Irish Location Dublin Running Time 92 minutes

This film was produced under the IFB’s CatalystProject

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Michael Inside—

After agreeing to hold a bag of drugs for his friend’s older brother, Michael Healy is sentenced to three months in prison. Unaffiliated on the inside, the impressionable teen is attacked and robbed. As Michael’s life begins to change dramatically, his grandfather Francis gets an intimidating visit from local drug dealers looking for the money Michael has lost. Upon release Michael, now institutionalised into criminality, is forced to put into practice what he has learnt in prison when the dealers pay Francis another visit.

Production Companies Subotica Tel +353 1 662 2226 [email protected], Write Direction Films

Financiers IFB Delivery Date Early 2017

Director/Script Frank Berry Producers Donna Eperon, Tristan Orpen Lynch, Aoife O’Sullivan Photography Tom Comerford Editor Colin Campbell Production Design Emma Lowney Main Cast Lalor Roddy, Dafhyd Flynn Irish Locations Dublin, Cork

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The Lodgers—

Anglo-Irish twins Rachel and Edward share a strange existence in their crumbling family estate. Each night, the property becomes the domain of a sinister presence which enforces three rules upon the twins — they must be in bed by midnight, they may not permit an outsider past the threshold and if one attempts to escape, the life of the other is forfeited.

When troubled war veteran Sean returns to the nearby village, he is immediately drawn to the mysterious Rachel, who in turn begins to break the rules set out by the lodgers. The consequences pull Rachel into a deadly confrontation with her brother and with the curse that haunts them.

Production Company Tailored Films Tel +353 1 524 2511 [email protected] Financiers IFB, Epic Pictures Group

Sales Agent Epic Pictures Group Tel +1 323 207 4170 [email protected] Delivery Date Early 2017

Director Brian O’Malley Producers Ruth Treacy, Julianne Forde Script David Turpin Photography Richard Kendrick Editor Tony Kearns Production Design Joe Fallover Music David Turpin, Stephen Shannon Main Cast Charlotte Vega, Bill Milner, Eugene Simon, David Bradley Irish Locations Wexford, Donegal Running Time 100 minutes

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The Third Wave—

For six years, Europe was plagued by a devastating virus that transformed humans into zombie-like monsters. As mankind struggled to control the pandemic, the great hope of a cure was found. Now, an unforeseen enemy surfaces in its wake: the past. The cured are haunted with the memories of their actions while infected. As some try to readjust to a world that still fears them, the growing unrest threatens to plunge the world back into chaos.

Production Companies Tilted Pictures Tel +353 86 834 7310 [email protected], Boulder And Cad, Bac Films Production Financiers IFB, Northern Ireland Screen, Bac Films Distribution, BAI, Yellow Moon

Sales Agent Bac Films Distribution (Worldwide) Tel +33 180 491 000 [email protected], CAA, WME (North America) Delivery Date Mid 2017

Director/Script David Freyne Producers Rory Dungan, Rachael O’Kane Photography Piers McGrail Editor Chris Gill Production Design Conor Dennison Music And So I Watch You From Afar Main Cast Ellen Page, Sam Keeley, Tom Vaughan-Lawlor, Paula Malcolmson Irish Locations Dublin, Wicklow Running Time 95 minutes

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Black ’47—

An Irish soldier returns from fighting in the British army to find his family and his country devastated by the Great Famine of 1847. When he sets on a destructive path to avenge his kin, a veteran British soldier is sent to stop him before he can stoke the flames of revolution. However, personal bonds forged by the soldiers’ time fighting together cause both men to question their motives.

Production Company Fastnet Films Tel +353 639 4000 [email protected] Financiers IFB, Luxembourg Film Fund, BAI, TV3, Eurimages, Primemeridian, Umedia

Distributor Wildcard Distribution (Ireland) Sales Agent Altitude Film Sales Tel +44 20 7478 7612 [email protected] Delivery Date Late 2017

Director Lance Daly Producers Macdara Kelleher, Jonathan Loughran, Tim O’Hair, Arcadiy Golubovich Script PJ Dillon, Pierce Ryan with additonal material by Eugene O’Brien and Lance Daly Photography Declan Quinn Editor Julian Ulrichs, John Walters Production Design Waldermar Kalinowski Main Cast Hugo Weaving, James Frecheville, Jim Broadbent, Stephen Rea, Freddie Fox, Barry Keoghan, Moe Dunford, Sarah Greene Irish Locations Galway, Wicklow, Kildare Running Time 100 minutes

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Halal Daddy—

Raghdan Aziz’s new home in the west of Ireland seems to be the perfect getaway from his controlling Bradford-based Muslim father, Amir. However, when Amir lands on his doorstep with a birthday present of the keys to a former abattoir turned halal meat factory, his son has no choice but to become a reluctant entrepreneur.

Production Companies Deadpan Pictures Tel +353 1 616 9774 [email protected], Florin Films, Benrae Florin Film, Rommel Films Financiers IFB, Global Screen, Telepool, Eurimages, Koch Media, Rommel Films, Alaistair Carruthers, Optical Arts Digital & Film, DFFF

Distributors Element Pictures Distribution (Ireland/UK), Koch Media, Telepool (Germany) Sales Agent Global Screen Tel +49 89 2441 2955 90 [email protected] Delivery Date Early 2017

Director Conor McDermottroe Producers Hermann Florin, Ailish McElmeel Script Conor McDermottroe, Mark O’Halloran Photography Mel Griffith Editor Constantin von Seld, Alexander Dittner Production Design Conor Dennison Music Matthias Weber Main Cast Nikesh Patel, Sarah Bolger, Art Malik, Colm Meaney Irish Location Sligo Running Time 90 minutes

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Aithrí/Penance—

Unequivocal about the need for violence to force Britain out of Ireland, Father Eoin O’Donnell seals the fate of the young and impressionable Antaine by convincing him to fight in the 1916 Rising. Fifty years later, the reappearance of the now-experienced gunman Antaine in a divided Derry throws Father O’Donnell into turmoil. Once allies, the pair are now placed on opposite sides of the same agenda.

Agus é ar an intinn go bhfuil gá le foréigean chun lucht na Breataine a dhíbir as Éirinn, tá an tAthair Eoin Ó Dónaill freagrach as cinniúint Antaine, fear óg soghonta, tar éis dó é a spreagadh chun troda in Éirí Amach 1916. Caoga bliain ar aghaidh agus tá Antaine anois cleachtaithe le gunnadóireacht. Nuair a thagann sé chun tosaigh arís i gcathair scoilte Dhoire cuireann sé an tAthair Ó Donaill trína chéile. Bhí siad d’aontaobh tráth, ach anois tá siad ar dhá thaobh an scéil.

Production Companies/ Comhlachtaí Léiriúcháin De Facto Films Tel +353 87 689 4941 [email protected], Zanzibar Films Financiers/Airgeadaithe IFB,

TG4, BAI, Northern Ireland Screen, Irish Language Broadcast Fund Delivery Date/Dáta Seachadta Early 2017/ Go luath i 2017

Director/Stiúrthóir Tom Collins Producers/Léiritheoirí Tom Collins, Edwina Forkin Script Tom Collins, Greg Ó Braonáin Photography/Ceamara Ciaran Tanham Editor/Eagarthóir Dermot Diskin Production Design/Dearadh Léiriúcháin Nigel Pollock Main Cast/Príomh-aisteoirí Peter Coonan, Terry Byrne, Barry McGovern, Gerry McSorley, Diona Doherty, Dara Deveney, Padraig Parkinson Irish Locations/Suíomhanna Éireannacha Donegal, Derry/Tír Chonaill, Doire Running Time/Fad 84 minutes/nóiméad

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The Flag—

Harry Hambridge is down on his luck and living in London. In one day, he loses his job, his father and his beloved pet hamster, Mouse. On returning home to bury his father, he finds a statement from his grandfather, claiming that it was he who raised the flag over the GPO during the 1916 Easter Rising, and that the flag now hangs upside-down in an army barracks in England. Too long used to the mockery of his life, he sets out with his motley crew to take back the flag and maybe find his passion for life along the way.

Production Company Treasure Entertainment Tel +353 1 475 8820 [email protected]

Financiers IFB, RTÉ, BAI Distributor Element Pictures Distribution (Ireland) Delivery Date Delivered

Director Declan Recks Producers Robert Walpole, Rebecca O’Flanagan Script Eugene O’Brien Photography Cathal Watters Editor Dermot Diskin Production Design Mark Kelly Music Stephen McKeon Main Cast Pat Shortt, Moe Dunford, Simone Kirby, Ruth Bradley, Brian Gleeson, Peter Campion Irish Location Dublin Running Time 85 minutes

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Feature Co-Productions

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Teenager Mary dreams of writing, but has yet to find inspiration. When she meets poet Percy Shelley, it is love at first sight. But Percy has his secrets, he is married with a child. Setting up home together, Mary soon becomes pregnant with Percy’s child, a daughter who tragically dies. Ostracised by polite society and grieving for their child, they escape from London and Percy introduces Mary to Lord Byron at his house in Lake Geneva. On a stormy night, Byron suggests they all write a ghost story. Mary gives birth to Frankenstein’s Monster. It is brilliant, but women don’t write books, and publishers won’t print them. And so Mary fights for her creature and her identity, all at the age of eighteen.

Mary Shelley—

Director Haifaa Al-Mansour Producers Alan Moloney, Ruth Coady, Amy Baer Script Emma Jensen, Haifaa Al Mansour, Conor McPherson Photography David Ungaro Production Design Paki Smith Editors Alex Mackie, Nathan Nugent Main Cast Elle Fanning, Douglas Booth, Bel Powley, Tom Sturridge, Stephen Dillane Irish Locations Dublin, Wicklow

Production Companies Parallel Films Tel +44 207 580 6888 [email protected], Gidden Media, Juliette Films

Financiers IFB, BFI, Hanway, Luxembourg Film Fund, Ingenious Media, Sobini Films Sales Agent HanWay Films Tel +44 020 7290 0750 [email protected] Delivery Date Early 2017

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Renowned German writer Max Zorn travels to New York for the launch of his latest novel. His partner Clara has been there for a few months in preparation for the event.

However, Max is also yearning for another woman from his past, Rebecca. When he manages to find her again, they travel together to Montauk, the place that encapsulates their love.

As Max’s increasingly autobiographical novel unfolds, he will have to accept that the past cannot be rewritten. They can return to the place of their romance, but can their love be rekindled?

Return to Montauk—

Director Volker Schloendorff Producers Volker Schloendorff, Regina Ziegler, Francis Boesplfug, Conor Barry, John Keville, Mike Downey, Sam Taylor Script Colm Tóibín, Volker Schloendorff Photography Jérôme Alméras Editor Hervé Schneid Production Design Sebastian Soukup Music Thomas Bartlett, Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh, Cian Boylan Main Cast Stellan Skarsgard, Nina Hoss, Susanne Wolff, Isi Laborde, Niels Arestrup, Bronagh Gallagher, Malcolm Adams Running Time 90 minutes

Production Companies Savage Productions Tel +353 86 368 2654 [email protected], Ziegler Films, Volksfilm, Pyramide Productions, Film and Music Entertainment, Barefoot Films, Senator Film Produktion, Starhaus Filmproduktion

Financiers IFB, Eurimages, Filmforderungsanstalt FFA, DFFF Deutscher Filmforderfonds, Medienboard Berlin-Brandeburg, Centre National du Cinema et de l’image animee Sales Agent Gaumont Tel +33 1 464 320 00 [email protected] Delivery Date Early 2017

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The Killing of a Sacred Deer—Director Yorgos Lanthimos Cast Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman, Barry Keoghan, Raffey Cassidy, Sunny Suljic, Alicia Silverstone, Bill Camp Production Companies Element Pictures, Limp Film

Samuel Salomon, a literature professor, has been off work for almost a year after the tragic death of his girlfriend. He has been suffering from a recurring nightmare in which a woman is brutally murdered by a strange ritual. Suddenly, the woman who appears every night in his dreams is found dead in exactly the same circumstances. Samuel sneaks into the crime scene where he meets Rachel who has also dreamed about the murder.

Together, they will do whatever they can to discover the identity of the mystery woman, entering a terrifying world controlled by the figures who have inspired artists throughout time: The Muses.

Muse—

Director Jaume Balagueró Producers John McDonnell, Brendan McCarthy, Adrià Monés, Carlos Fernandez, Laura Fernandez, Jean-Yves Roubin, Manuel Chiche Script Jaume Balagueró, Fernando Navarro Photography Pablo Rosso Editor Guillermo de la Cal Production Design André Fonsny Main Cast Elliot Cowan, Ana Ularu, Franka Potente, Christopher Lloyd, Manuela Vellés Irish Location Dublin Running Time 100 minutes

Production Companies Fantastic Films Tel +353 86 677 4862 [email protected], Filmax, Frakas Productions, Joker Films

Financiers IFB, Eurimages, Wallimages, Jokers, ICAA, ICEC, TVE, TV3 Spain, Movistar+, Benelux Sales Agent Filmax International Tel +34 933 368 555 [email protected] Delivery Date Late 2017

The Professor and the Madman—

The Man Who Invented Christmas—

Director Farhad SafiniaCast Mel Gibson, Sean Penn, Natalie Dormer Production Companies Fastnet Films, Icon Productions

Director Bharat Nalluri Cast Dan Stevens, Christopher Plummer, Jonathan PryceProduction Companies Parallel Films, Mazur/Kaplan, Mystic Point, The Mob Film Company, Rhombus Media

In Production

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Anim

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From her quirky dress sense to her hobbies, Becca is a bird that chirps to her own tune. Her can-do attitude allows her big ideas to take flight on the most fantastical adventures with her three best friends. Becca’s infectious enthusiasm encourages her besties to seek out adventure and boldly go where no bird, worm, squirrel or fox have gone before.

Becca’s Bunch—

Directors Conor Finnegan, Alan Shannon Producer Mark Cumberton Script Ross Dungan, Anto Howard, Mick O’Hara, Ciaran Morrison, Sian Quill, Amy Stephenson, Shane Langan Editor Tiago Gil Batista Art Director James Taylor Music Richie Egan Main Cast Susie Power, Noa Fe Williams, Dylan Martin, Ben Stone-Zelman Running Time 52 x 11 minutes

Production Companies JAM Media Tel +353 1 405 3484 [email protected], Factory Financiers IFB, Nickelodeon, Creative Europe, ABC, CBC, France 5, RTÉ

Distributor JAM Media, Tel +353 1 405 3484 [email protected] Delivery Date Early 2018

Brewster the Rooster and his best pal Maggie are both super inquisitive. They wear tap shoes but it’s their inimitable style of imagining possible answers to questions that makes them such a good team!

Whenever one of them ponders a question like “If fish live in water, what do they drink?”, Brewster and Maggie hold hands, do a little tap dance and open their imaginations. Through creative thinking, they come up with many possible solutions, always building on each other’s ideas. They will take young viewers on a journey of discovery, and delve into a colourful and exciting world to find out the answers to those curious questions.

Brewster the Rooster—

Director Clifford Parrott Producer Deirdre Barry Script Clifford Parrott, Emma Hogan, Danny Stack, Debbie McDonald Art Director Rachel Wilson Music Paul Enright Running Time 26 x 7 minutes

Production Company Salty Dog Pictures Tel +353 86 382 2202 [email protected] Financiers IFB, RTÉjr, BAI

Distributor Monster Entertainment Tel +353 1 611 4934 andrew@ monsterentertainment.tv Delivery Date Early 2017

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Sadie is a typical fourteen-year-old girl whose life becomes anything but typical when she finds out that she’s actually a wizard. Okay, technically, a wizard-in-training. Sadie is, in fact, a rarity — it’s almost unheard of in the wizarding world for someone so young to possess such a natural gift for magic. To that end, a magical mentor has been sent to guide and train her, in the form of Gilbert — a very old and very grumpy rabbit.

Gilbert & Sadie is an animated supernatural sitcom about the ultimate odd couple. Gilbert plays by the rules, while Sadie is all instinct, but in each other they’ve found the perfect magical match.

Gilbert & Sadie—

Director Bronagh O’Hanlon Producers Theresa Mayer, Olivier Lelardoux Art Director Derm Donohoe Script Editor Rebecca Hobbs Running Time 52 x 11 minutes

Production Companies Brown Bag Films Tel +353 1 487 2141 [email protected], Cyber Group Studios

Distributor Cyber Group Studios Tel +33 1 555 63 232 [email protected] Delivery Date Early 2018

Fun and friendship are central to the world of Harry and Bip, two energetic penguins who are never short of an adventure. Join them as they build a BBQ on the ice, have a dance-off with some seagulls and sleepwalk across the ocean. Meet the other local residents who appear from time to time — a sleepy walrus or two, a horde of seagull tourists and of course slippery fish all get caught up in our heroes’ schemes.

Harry & Bip—

Director Leevi Lemmetty Producer Tamsin Lyons Script Leevi Lemmetty, Dave Rudden Editor Klaus Heinecke, Miikka Leskinen Production Design Simon Pétillon, Leevi Lemmetty Music Mark Thomas Running Time 15 x 2 minutes

Production Companies Ink and Light Tel +353 86 732 1331 [email protected], Muste ja Valo

Financiers IFB, Finnish Film Foundation, RTÉjr, YLE Distributor Monster Entertainment Tel +353 1 611 4934 [email protected] Delivery Date Early 2017

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I’m a Fish features a variety of sea creatures who invite us into their underwater world. They tell us all sorts of fun and interesting facts about where they live, what they do and how they survive in such a deep, dark, dangerous place!

I’m a Fish—

Directors Paul Madden, Thomas Gray Producer Deirdre Barry Script Danny Stack, Kristina Yee, Emma Hogan, Richard Morss Music Stephen O’Brien Running Time 52 x 2 minutes

Production Companies Salty Dog Pictures Tel +353 86 382 2202 [email protected], Monster EntertainmentFinanciers IFB, RTÉ Distributor Monster Entertainment Tel +353 1 611 4934 [email protected] Date Mid 2017

MyaGo is a preschool animated show about a young girl whose enthusiasm infects everyone around her. With her fearless sense of adventure, she tries things for the first time with a ‘go get it’ attitude. MyaGo Paris, MyaGo Shop, MyaGo Rock Band — each title instantly captures the tasks, big and small, that MyaGo happily engages with and resourcefully figures out. She lives in the very busy town of Everyday with her closest friends Suzie Play, Emily Share and the hilarious Tommy Stop.

Henry is a four-year-old boy who always wants to learn and find out more. So in each episode he has a friendly chat with whatever he meets.

— Hello whale, How do you stay under water for so long?

— Hello moon, Why do you only come out at night?

— Hello car, What makes you go so fast?

No matter what Henry meets, they’re always delighted to talk, laugh and share their amazing world with him. He finds out so many amazing things about his new friends.

MyaGo—

The Day Henry Met—

Director/Animation Design Alan Foley Producers Dave Burke, Oscar Albert Running Time 104 x 6 minutes

Director/Script/Editor/Production Design Gilly Producer Susan Broe Music Gilly, Daniel O’Gorman Main Cast Darragh Malone, Oliver Callan, Lisa Garvey Running Time 26 x 5 minutes

Production Companies Piranha Bar Tel +353 1 605 3739 [email protected], Motion Pictures

Financiers IFB, RTÉ, BAI, TV3, Televisió de Catalunya, TVE Distributor Motion Pictures Tel +34 93 200 25 00 [email protected] Delivery Date Late 2018

Production Companies Wiggleywoo Tel +353 86 811 8847 [email protected] Financiers IFB, RTÉ, BAI, Nick Jr

Distributor Monster Entertainment Tel +353 1 611 4934 [email protected] Delivery Date Early 2017

Feature Docum

entaries

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Elián—

On Thanksgiving Day in 1999, a Cuban boy named Elián González was found floating on an inner tube in the Florida Straits. That day set in motion a bitter custody battle between his Cuban father and Miami-based relatives that embodied and fed into simmering tensions between the US and Cuba. With unprecedented access to Elián, his family and key players in the saga, along with a wealth of unedited, raw news coverage, Elián uses one boy’s remarkable journey to plot the path to rapprochement between Cuba and the US.

Production Companies Fine Point Films Tel +44 28 9031 5930 [email protected], Jigsaw Productions

Financiers IFB, CNN, Content Media, Northern Ireland Screen Sales Agent Content Media Tel +1 310 576 1059 [email protected] Delivery Date Early 2017

Directors Ross McDonnell, Tim Golden Producer Trevor Birney Executive Producer Alex Gibney Script Tim Golden Photography Ross McDonnell Editors Michael J. Palmer, Hannah Vanderlan Music McKenzie Stubbert

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Thomas Reid farms cattle alone in north Kildare. Threadbare clothes and tough, weathered hands reveal a life of land and toil. His next-door neighbour is the world’s largest producer of computer microchips, and rumours of expansion abound.

The reclusive, quiet-spoken farmer finds himself facing impending change as his house and lands are subjected to an unprecedented Compulsory Purchase Order, threatening Thomas and his very way of life.

What begins as a story of one man’s struggle to hold on to his way of life and land, transforms into a universal exploration of a battle between principle and power.

Outside The Factory—

Production Company FSE Films Tel +353 87 288 6764 [email protected]

Financier IFB Delivery Date Mid 2017

Director/Photography Feargal Ward Producer Luke McManus Editor Tadhg O’Sullivan Irish Location Kildare

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Grace Jones: The Musical Of My Life—

Grace Jones: The Musical Of My Life takes the viewer on an intimate and electrifying journey that moves between four cinematic layers — performance, family, artist and gypsy — to explore the fascinating world of pop cultural phenomenon, Grace Jones.

Bound together by musical performance sequences and a voice-over from Grace herself, the film shows us the figure we’ve come to know — wild, androgynous, larger than life — as well as discovering her as a daughter, mother, sister and grandmother. A woman characterised by such contradictions, Grace Jones reminds us of what it is to dare to be truly alive.

Director/Script Sophie Fiennes Producers Katie Holly, Sophie Fiennes, Shani Hinton, Jim Wilson Photography Remko Schnorr Editor Ethel Shepherd Music Grace Jones Irish Location Dublin Running Time 100 minutes

Production Companies Blinder Films Tel +353 1 677 8540 [email protected], Amoeba Films, Sligoville

Financiers IFB, BFI, BBC Films, ZDF/Arte, Roads Entertainment Distributor Picturehouse (UK/Ireland) Delivery Date Early 2017

Photo credit: Jean-Paul Goude

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Through the relationships he cultivated with The White House and US Congress, John Hume created the framework for peace in Northern Ireland. Narrated by Liam Neeson, the documentary includes wide-ranging interviews with US Presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter, UK Prime Ministers John Major and Tony Blair, as well as many US Senators, US Congressmen and Irish leaders.

In the Name of Peace: John Hume in America—

Director/Producer/Script Maurice Fitzpatrick Photography Basil Al-Rawi Editor David Fox Music Bill Whelan Irish Locations Dublin, Derry, Antrim, Cork, Donegal Running Time 80 minutes

Production Company Creeney Films Tel +353 87 776 5625 [email protected]

Financiers IFB, BAI, RTÉ, DFAT Delivery Date Early 2017

This documentary portrays the life and work of highly influential architect Kevin Roche, still working at 94. What drives a modest man, with no interest in fame, to refuse retirement and continually look to the future regardless of age? Kevin Roche’s stated philosophy is that “the responsibility of the modern architect is to create a community for a modern society”, and it is through Roche’s work that we examine the relationship between architects, their clients and the public they ultimately serve.

Kevin Roche: The Quiet Architect—

Director/Script Mark Noonan Producers John Flahive, Nicky Gogan Photography Kate McCullough Editor Jordan Montminy Music David Geraghty Irish Location Dublin Running Time 80 minutes

Production Companies Wavelength Pictures Tel +44 7968 7727 92 [email protected], Still Films

Financiers IFB, Ford Foundation, Graham Foundation Sales Agent Wavelength Pictures Tel +44 7968 7727 92 [email protected] Delivery Date Early 2017

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The follow-up film to Close to Evil sees Irish Holocaust survivor Tomi Reichental embark on another epic journey. In Eastern Europe, he confronts the ‘crisis of shame’ that prevents an honest reckoning with the scale of local ‘collusion’ with the Nazi extermination project. In Bosnia, Tomi embraces Muslim survivors of a genocide, who still search for the bones of their loved ones. Along the way he puts himself into the shoes of the ‘new Jews’ and discovers a strong common bond with refugees fleeing the hell that is Syria.

This film brings us deep inside the IRA and charts one woman’s journey from passionate idealist to disillusioned cynic, haunted by the memories of the terrible things she did for a cause she had once so strongly believed in. But this is more than the story of grotesque acts of violence. It is the intimate and complex portrait of a revolutionary born to the cause of violent republicanism.

It is an Irish story but it is also a universal tale of the journey taken by activists around the world throughout time. The radicalisation of young men and women in support of acts of outrageous violence has never been more relevant.

Condemned to Remember—

Director/Producer Gerry Gregg Script Tomi Reichental, Gerry Gregg Photography Seamus Deasy Editor Juangus Dinsmore Music Dean Valentine Irish Location Dublin Running Time 90 minutes Director Maurice Sweeney Producers Ed Moloney,

Nuala Cunningham Script Ed Moloney, Maurice Sweeney Photography Kate McCullough Editor Mick Mahon Production Design Padraig O’Neill Irish Locations Dublin, Wicklow Running Time 80 minutes

Production Company Praxis Pictures Tel +1 210 8088 [email protected]

Financiers IFB, RTÉ Delivery Date Early 2017

Production Company New Decade TV Tel +353 1 497 5699 [email protected]

Financier IFB, BAI, RTÉ Delivery Date Early 2017

Haunted — One Woman’s Story of Life and Death in the IRA—

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One man’s journey through life and his search to reconnect with nature and culture as primary sources from which we gain a deeper understanding of ourselves and our surroundings.

While centred on one man’s life in a small farming community in the Burren, Co. Clare, the film explores much deeper themes – in the modern world, how have we severed our connection with rural life and nature? What have we lost? Have we become empowered or disempowered, free or enslaved? What happens to us when we lose our sense of wonder?

The Silver Branch—

Directors Katrina Costello Producer John Brown, Ken O’Sullivan Photography Katrina Costello, Ken O’Sullivan Editors Katrina Costello, Emer Reynolds Irish Location Clare Running Time 70 minutes

Production Company Sea Fever Productions Tel +353 86 826 8172 [email protected]

Financiers IFB, BAI, Irish TV Distributor Eclipse Pictures (Ireland) Delivery Date Early 2017

The Lithuanian city of Visaginas is only forty years old but already faces an uncertain future. The Soviet nuclear power plant it was created to service is closing down. This Russian-speaking city has no other industry. People came from all over the former USSR to work in this supposed utopia. Integration with the rest of Lithuania has proven difficult and the butterfly-shaped city now faces irrevocable change.

Butterfly City—

Director/Script Olga Cernovaite Producers Jeremiah Cullinane, Thierry Detaille, Ulrik Gutkin Photography Samvel Gandžumian Editor Adelina Bichis Running Time 85 minutes

Production Companies Planet Korda Pictures Tel +353 87 632 0198 [email protected], Agent Double, CFC Short & Doc Financiers IFB, Creative Europe, MDR, EO, YLE, TG4, ERR, RTS, Lietuvos Rytas, Al-Jazeera Balkans

Distributors Reflexion Films (Russia), Studio Nominum (Lithuania) Sales Agent Visible Film Tel +32 2 880 7152 thierry.detaille @visiblefilm.com Delivery Date Early 2017

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Realising that her memories were increasingly at odds with the “Good versus Evil” narrative of the Cold War, a Romanian-Irish director, Irina Maldea, seeks to rescue her childhood memories and build a legacy for her Irish daughter.

Interweaving her personal story with the big picture, she analyses US political attitudes towards the Ceausescu regime and its effect on the country of her birth.

Ceausescu & I—

Director/Editor Irina Maldea Producers Brendan Culleton, Barbara Caspar Script Irina Maldea, Brendan Culleton Photography Múria Roldos, Ruari O’Brien, Toni Cartu, Sorin Chivulescu, Andrei Ghenoside Music Roland Hackl, Alexander Balanescu, Tom Lawrence Irish Location Wicklow Running Time 94 minutes

Production Companies Akajava Films Tel +353 87 679 1447 [email protected], Fragile Features

Financiers IFB, BAI, TG4, Arts Council of Ireland, Eurimages, YLE, Cine Art, das Land Steiermark, Creative Europe Delivery Date Early 2017

An apparition of the Virgin Mary. A multimillion euro restoration project. A plane full of American pilgrims en route. Thousands of faithful seeking a miracle. Strange Occurrences in a Small Irish Village explores the big question of faith in a small Irish village.

Strange Occurrences in a Small Irish Village—

Director Aoife Kelleher Producers Rachel Lysaght, Lindsay Campbell Script Rachel Lysaght Photography Cathal Watters Editor Adelina Bichis Music Hugh Rodgers Irish Location Mayo Running Time 85 minutes

Production Company Underground Films Tel +353 1 516 1178 [email protected] Date Delivered

One of the most engrossing documentaries of the year thus far. — Film Ireland

Captivating… an illuminating, thought-provoking film. — RTÉ Entertainment

Intriguing… Aoife Kelleher has a knack for locating stories that Irish people want to hear. — Irish Times

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The tale of a young boy whose love for Christmas is not dampened by his mean-spirited neighbour, who doesn’t want the holiday to come at all.

A sensitive but slightly oddball student enters the life of her unsuspecting teacher and wreaks havoc. Set against a visit by two American

anthropologists to Dún Chaoin, the film sits at the interface of what they perceive as the terminal decline of language and customs of the past and the perspective of the local community who largely misconstrue their intentions.

The Lost Letter—

St. Patrick’s Day—

Director Kealan O’Rourke Producers Brian Willis, Stephen Smith Script Will Collins, Kealan O’Rourke Animation Trickshot Films Music Niall Byrne Main Cast Kate Winslet Running Time 8 minutes

Director/Script Gary Shore Producers Gary Shore, Louise Shore, Jonathan Loughran Photography David Grennan Editor Edward Line Main Cast Ruth Bradley, Peter Campion, Isolt McCaffrey Running Time 15 minutes

Director/Script/Editor Duncan Campbell Producers Patrick Campbell, Kelly Campbell Photography Rina Yang Main Cast John O’Sullivan, David Murray, Frank Bourke Running Time 30 minutesBest Animation Sequence

Galway Film Fleadh 2016 Official Selections Savannah Film Festival 2016 Foyle Film Festival 2016

These films were co-financed by the IFB and RTÉ.

Official Selection Tribeca Film Festival 2016

Don Quijote Award for Best Animated Short Film Galway Film Fleadh 2016 James Horgan Best Animation Award Galway Film Fleadh 2016 Official Selections Toronto International Film Festival Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival Savannah Film Festival St. Louis International Film Festival

Production Company Dream Logic

Tel +353 86 814 7573 [email protected]

Production Company ArtCastle Tel +1 424 376 3936 [email protected]

Financiers IFB, XYZ Films, Distant Corners

Production Companies Nakba FilmWorks, Fastnet Films Tel +353 1 639 4000 [email protected]

Financiers IFB, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Van Abbemuseum, Western Front, Creative Scotland, IFI Irish Film Archive

The Welfare Of Tomás Ó Hallissy—A black comedy in stop motion about the

world’s second oldest man who learns that ambition can be a killer.

Second To None—

Director/Script/Photography/Editor Vincent Gallagher Producer Damian Farrell Character Design and Fabrication Pierre Butler Animation Jason Watts Production Design Aoife Noonan Music St. Francis Hotel Main Cast Morgan C. Jones Running Time 7 minutes

Production Company Caboom

Tel +353 1 672 7077 [email protected]

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11 Minutes 2015 Director/Script Jerzy Skolimowski Producers Jerzy Skolimowski, Ewa Piaskowska, Andrew Lowe, Ed Guiney Production Companies Element Pictures, Skopia Film

32A 2007 Director/Script Marian Quinn Producers Tommy Weir, Roshanak Behesht Nedjad Production Company Janey Pictures

48 Angels 2006 Director Marion Comer Writers Marion Comer, Craig Holland Producers John McDonnell, Robert Medema, Marion Comer Production Company Reflected Light Pictures

AAbout Adam 1999 Director Gerard Stembridge Producers Anna Devlin, Marina Hughes Script Gerard Stembridge Production Company Venus Film & Television

Absolution 2015 Director Petri Kotwica Script Johanna Hartikainen, Petri Kotwica Producers Minna Virtanen, Jackie Larkin, Lesley McKimm Production Companies Vertigo Production Finland, Newgrange Pictures

Accelerator 1999 Director Vinny Murphy Producer Michael Garland Script Mark Stewart, Vinny Murphy Production Company Two for the Show

Actors, The 2003 Director/Script Conor McPherson Story by Neil Jordan Producers Neil Jordan, Redmond Morris, Stephen Woolley Production Company Company of Wolves

Adam & Paul 2004 Director Lenny Abrahamson Producer Jonny Speers Executive Producers Andrew Lowe, Ed Guiney Script Mark O’Halloran Production Company Porridge Pictures

A Dark Song 2016 Director/Script Liam Gavin Producers David Collins, Tim Dennison, Cormac Fox Production Company Samson Films

A Date for Mad Mary 2015 Director Darren Thornton Script Darren Thornton, Colin Thornton Producers Ed Guiney, Juliette Bonass Production Company Element Pictures

A Film with Me in It 2008 Director Ian Fitzgibbon Producers Alan Moloney, Susan Mullen Script Mark Doherty Production Company Parallel Film Productions

A Further Gesture 1996 Director Robert Dornhelm Producers David Collins, Chris Curling Script Ronan Bennett Production Company Samson Films

Agnes Browne 1999 Director Anjelica Huston Producers Jim Sheridan, Arthur Lappin, Greg Smith, Anjelica Huston Script Brendan O’Carroll, John Goldsmith Production Company Hell’s Kitchen

Ailsa 1993 Director Paddy Breathnach Producer Ed Guiney Script Joe O’Connor Production Company Temple Films

A Kiss for Jed 2010 Director Maurice Linnane Producer Tim Palmer Script Barry Devlin, Maurice Linnane Production Company Ignition Film Productions

Alarm 2008 Director/Script Gerard Stembridge Producers Anna Devlin, Marina Hughes Production Company Venus Productions

Albert Nobbs 2011 Director Rodrigo Garcia Producers Alan Moloney, Glenn Close, Bonnie Curtis, Julie Lynn Script John Banville, Glenn Close, Gabriella Prekop Production Company Parallel Film Productions

All Good Children 2010 Director Alicia Duffy Producers Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe, Jonathan Cavendish, Tom Dercourt, Patrick Quinet Production Company Element Pictures

All Is By My Side 2013 Director/Script John Ridley Producers Tristan Orpen Lynch, Nigel Thomas, Charlotte Walls, Sean McKittrick, Jeff Cullota Production Companies Subotica, Watchtower Film Productions, Darko Entertainment, Matador Pictures

All Soul’s Day 1997 Director/Script Alan Gilsenan Producer David McLoughlin Production Company Yellow Asylum Films

All Things Bright and Beautiful 1993 Director Barry Devlin Producer Katy McGuinness Script Barry Devlin Production Company The Good Film Co

A Love Divided 1998 Director Syd Macartney Producers Tim Palmer, Alan Moloney, Gerry Gregg Script Stuart Hepburn Production Company Parallel Films

A Man of No Importance 1993 Director Suri Krishnama Producer Jonathan Cavendish Script Barry Devlin Production Company Little Bird

An Gobán Saor 1994 Writers/Directors Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill, Liadh Ní Riada Producer Anna Ní Mhaonaigh Production Company Ilanna Teo

A Shine of Rainbows 2009 Director Vic Sarin Producers Tina Phelme, Kim Roberts, James Flynn Script Danis Foon, Catherine Spear, Vic Sarin Production Companies Octagon Films, Sepia Films

As If I Am Not There 2010 Director/Script Juanita Wilson Producers Nathalie Lichtenthaler, James Flynn Production Company Octagon Films

A Thousand Times Goodnight 2013 Director Erik Poppe Script Harald Rosenløw Eeg, Erik Poppe, with additional material by Kirsten Sheridan Producers Finn Gjerdrum, Stein B. Kvae Production Companies Newgrange Pictures, Paradox Rettigheter AS, Zentropa International Sweden

BBabygirl 2011 Director/Script Macdara Vallely Producers David Collins, Paul Miller, Gigi Dement Production Companies Samson Films, Escape Pictures

Beckett on Film 2000 Act Without Words I Director Karel Reisz. Act Without Words II Director Enda Hughes. A Piece of Monologue Director Robin Lefevre. Breath Director Damien Hirst. Catastrophe Director David Mamet. Come and Go Director John Crowley. Endgame Director Conor McPherson. Footfalls Director Walter Aasmus. Happy Days, Director Patricia Rozema. Krapp’s Last Tape Director Atom Egoyan. Not I Director Neil Jordan. Ohio Impromptu Director Charles Surridge. Play Director Anthony Minghella. Rockaby Director Richard Eyre. Rough for Theatre I Director Kieron J Walsh. Rough for Theatre II Director Katie Mitchell. That Time Director Hales Garrad. Waiting for Godot Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg. What Where Director Damien O’Donnell. Producers Alan Moloney, Michael Colgan Production Company Blue Angel Films

Becoming Jane 2007 Director Julian Jarrold Producers Robert Bernstein, Douglas Rae, Graham Broadbent, James Flynn, Morgan O’Sullivan Script Kevin Hood, Sarah Williams Production Companies Ecosse Films, Blueprint Films, Octagon Films

Between the Canals 2010 Director/Script Mark O’Connor Producer Deirdre Barry Production Company Avalon Films

Black Day at Black Rock 2000 Director/Script Gerard Stembridge Producers Anna Devlin, Marina Hughes Production Company Venus Films

Black Ice 2013 Director Johnny Gogan Producers Johnny Gogan, Nicky Gogan, Trevor Curran Script Brian Leyden, Johnny Gogan Production Company Bandit Films

Blind Flight 2004 Director John Furse Producers Sally Hibbin, David Collins, Eddie Dick Script Brian Keenan, John Furse Production Company Samson Films

Bloody Sunday 2001 Director/Script Paul Greengrass Producers Mark Redhead, Jim Sheridan, Arthur Lappin Production Company Hell’s Kitchen

Bloom 2004 Director/Script Sean Walsh Producers Sean Walsh, Gerry Murphy, Mark Byrne Production Company Odyssey Pictures

Bogwoman 1997 Director/Script Tom Collins Producers Martha O’Neill, Tom Collins Production Company De Facto Film & Video

Borstal Boy 2000 Director Peter Sheridan Producers Pat Moylan, Arthur Lappin, Jim Sheridan Script Peter Sheridan, Nye Heron Production Company Hell’s Kitchen

Boxed 2003 Director/Script Marion Comer Producers Laurence Penn, Lene Bausager, Douglas Graham Production Companies Fireproof Films, Ugly Duckling Films

Boxer, The 1998 Producer/Director Jim Sheridan Producer Arthur Lappin Script Terry George Production Company Hell’s Kitchen

Boy Eats Girl 2005 Director Stephen Bradley Producers Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe Script Derek Landy Production Company Element Pictures

Boy from Mercury, The 1996 Director/Script Martin Duffy Producer Marina Hughes Production Company Mercurian Films

Brain on Fire 2016 Director/Script Gerard Barrett Producers AJ Dix, Beth Kono, Rob Merilees, Lindsay McAdam, Charlize Theron, Gerard Barrett Production Company Blank Page

Brand New-U 2014 Director/Script Simon Pummell Producers Janine Marmot, John Keville, Conor Barry, Reinier Selen Production Companies SP Films, Hot Property Films, Rinkel Films

Breadwinner, The 2016 Director Nora Twomey Producers Paul Young, Tomm Moore, Andrew Rosen, Stephan Roelants Script Anita Doron based on the novel by Deborah Ellis Production Company Cartoon Saloon

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Breakfast on Pluto 2006 Director Neil Jordan Script Neil Jordan, Patrick McCabe (based on the book by Patrick McCabe) Producers Alan Moloney, Neil Jordan, Stephen Woolley Production Companies Parallel Films, Number 9 Films

Broken Harvest 1993 Director Maurice O’Callaghan Producer Jerry O’Callaghan Script Kate O’Callaghan, Maurice O’Callaghan Production Company Destiny Films

Brooklyn 2015 Director John Crowley Script Nick Hornby Producers Finola Dwyer, Amanda Posey Executive Producer Alan Moloney Production Companies Wildgaze Films, Finola Dwyer Productions, Parallel Films, Item 7

Byzantium 2012 Director Neil Jordan Script Moira Buffini Producers Alan Maloney, Stephen Woolley, Elizabeth Karlsen, William D. Johnson, Sam Englebardt Production Companies Parallel Films, Number 9 Films

CCall Girl 2012 Director Mikael Marcimain Script Marietta von Hausswolff von Baumgarten Producers Mimmi Spang, Lesley McKimm Production Companies Newgrange Pictures, Garage Film, Friland Porduksjon, Yellow Film

Calvary 2013 Director/Script John Michael McDonagh Producers James Flynn, Chris Clark, Flora Fernandez Marengo Production Companies Octagon Films, Reprisal Films

Canal, The 2014 Director/Script Ivan Kavanagh Producers AnneMarie Naughton, Vaughan Sivell Production Companies Park Films, Western Edge Pictures, Treasure Entertainment

Capital Letters 2005 Director/Script Ciaran O’Connor Producers Nuala Cunningham, Ciaran O’Connor, Linda Cardiff Production Company New Decade Films

Chaos 2001 Director/Script Geraldine Creed Producer Brendan McCarthy Production Company Blue Light Productions

Charlie Casanova 2012 Director/Script/Producer Terry McMahon Production Company Source Productions

Cherrybomb 2009 Director Lisa Barros D’Sa, Glenn Leyburn Producers Michael Casey, Mark Huffam, Brian Kirk Script Daragh Carville Production Companies Octagon Films, Green Park Films, Generator Entertainment

Cherry Tree 2015 Director David Keating Script Brendan McCarthy Producers John McDonnell, Brendan McCarthy, Jan Doense, Herman Slagter Production Companies Fantastic Films, House of Netherhorror

Circle of Friends 1993 Director Pat O’Connor Producers Frank Price, Arlene Sellers, Alex Winitsky Script Andrew Davies Production Company Good Girls

Circus Fantasticus 2010 Director/Script Janez Burger Producers Morgan Bushe, Jozko Rutar Petri Rossi Production Companies Fastnet Films, Staragara Productions

Citadel 2012 Director/Script Ciaran Foy Producers Katie Holly, Brian Coffey Production Companies Blinder Films, Sigma Films

Come on Eileen 2011 Director/Script Finola Geraghty Producers Finola Geraghty, Katie Holly, Kieran J Walsh Production Companies Blinder Films, Foal Film Productions

Conamara 2000 Director Eoin Moore Producer Ingrid Holzapfel Script Greg Brennan Production Company Boje Buck Produktion

Controra 2013 Director/Script Rossella de Venuto Producers Dominic Wright, Jacqueline Kerrin, Maurizio Antonini, Valentina Gardani Production Companies Ripple World Pictures, Interlinea

Country 2000 Director/Script Kevin Liddy Producer Jack Armstrong Production Company Indi Films

Cowboys & Angels 2004 Director/Script David Gleeson Producer Nathalie Lichtenthaeler Production Company Wide Eye Films

Cracks 2009 Director Jordan Scott Producers Julie Payne, Kwesi Dickson, Rosalie Swedlin, Andrew Lowe, Christine Vachon Script Caroline Ip, Ben Court, Jordan Scott Production Companies Element Pictures, Future Films, Antenna 3 Films, Scott Free

Crooked Mile, The 2001 Director/Script Stephen Kane Producers Triona Campbell, Avril Ryan Production Company Campbell Ryan Productions

Crushproof 1997 Director Paul Tickell Producers Nicholas O’Neill, Kees Kassander Script James Mathers Production Company Liquid Films

DDaisy Chain, The 2008 Director Aisling Walsh Producers Tristan Orpen Lynch, Dominic Wright Script Lauren Mackenzie Production Company Subotica Entertainment

Dancing at Lughnasa 1998 Director Pat O’Connor Producer Noel Pearson Script Frank McGuinness Production Company Ferndale Films

Dare to Be Wild 2014 Director/Script Vivienne deCourcy Producers Rebecca O’Flanagan, Rob Walpole Production Companies Treasure Entertainment, Crow’s Nest

Dark Touch 2013 Director/Script Marina de Van Producers Ed Guiney, Martina Niland, Patrick Sobelman, Jean-Luc Ormieres, Marc Bordure Production Company Element Pictures, Ex Nihlo/Agat Films, Filmgate Films

Dead Bodies 2003 Director Robert Quinn Producers David McLoughlin, Clare Scully Script Derek Landy Production Company Distinguished Features

Dead Long Enough 2006 Director Tom Collins Producer Paul Donovan Script James Hawes, Tom Collins Production Company Grand Pictures

Dead Meat 2004 Director/Script Conor McMahon Producers Ed King, Michael Griffin Production Company 3 Way Productions

Death of a Superhero 2011 Director Ian Fitzgibbon Producers Michael Garland, Astrid Kahmke, Philipp Kreuzer Script Anthony McCarten Production Companies Grand Pictures, Bavaria Pictures

Disappearance of Finbar, The 1994/95 Director Sue Clayton Producers David Collins, Bertil Ohlsson, Martin Bruce Clayton Script Dermot Bolger Production Company Samson Films

Disco Pigs 2000 Director Kirsten Sheridan Producer Ed Guiney Script Enda Walsh Production Company Temple Films

Dollhouse 2011 Director/Script Kirsten Sheridan Producer John Wallace Production Company The Factory

Dorothy Mills 2008 Director Agnes Merlet Producers Marc Missonnier, Eric Jehelman, James Flynn Script Agnes Merlet, Juliette Sales Production Companies Fidélité Films, Octagon Films

DOT.COM 2007 Director Luís Galvão Teles Producers Luís Galvão Teles, Francois Gonot, Edwina Forkin Production Companies Fado Filmes, Ipso Facto, Alta Producción, Zanzibar Films, VideoFilmes

Drinking Crude 1997 Writer/Director Owen McPolin Producers Kim Tapsell, Gerry Johnston Production Company Sweetskin

EEamon 2009 Director/Script Margaret Corkery Producer Seamus Byrne Production Company Zanita Films

Earthbound 2011 Director/Script Alan Brennan Producers Heidi Madsen, Jacqueline Kerrin, Dominic Wright Production Companies Ripple World Pictures, Paper Dreams

Eclipse, The 2009 Director Conor McPherson Producer Rob Walpole Script Conor McPherson, Billy Roche Production Company Treasure Entertainment

Eden 2008 Director Declan Recks Producer David Collins Script Eugene O’Brien Production Company Samson Films

Englishman, The 2008 Director Ian Sellers Producers Teresa Mulqueen, David Collins Script Ian Sellers, Brendan Grant Production Company Samson Films

Escapist, The 2007 Director Rupert Wyatt Producers Adrian Sturges, Alan Moloney Script Rupert Wyatt, Daniel Hardy Production Company Parallel Film Productions

Essential Killing 2011 Director Jerzy Skolimowski Producers Andrew Lowe, Ewa Piaskowska, Jerzy Skolimowski Script Ewa Piaskowska, Jerzy Skolimowski Production Companies Element Pictures, Skopia Film, Cylinder Productions, Mythberg Films

FFading Light, The 2010 Director/Script Ivan Kavanagh Producer Anne Marie Naughton Production Company Park Films

Fifth Province, The 1997 Director Frank Stapleton Producers Catherine Tiernan, Nina Fitzpatrick, Frank Stapleton Production Company Ocean Films

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Finding Joy 2012 Director/Script Neil Dowling Producers Neil Dowling, Ross Whitaker Production Company True Films

Five Day Shelter 2010 Director/Script Ger Leonard Producers Liam O’Neill, Villi Ragnarsson Production Company Paradox Pictures

Five Minutes of Heaven 2009 Director Oliver Hirschbiegel Producers Eoin O’Callaghan, Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe Script Guy Hibbert Production Companies Element Pictures, Big Fish Films, Ruby Films

Flick 1999 Director Fintan Connolly Producer Fiona Bergin Script Fintan Connolly Production Company Fubar

Food Guide to Love, The 2013 Directors Dominic Harari, Teresa de Pelegri Script Dominic Harari, Teresa de Pelegri, Eugene O’Brien Producers Mary Callery, Ruth Coady, Mariela Besuievsky Production Companies Parallel Film Productions, Tornasol Films

Foxes (Li ti ky) 2009 Director/Script Mira Fornayovà Producers David Collins, Brian Willis, Viktor Schwarcz, Juraj Buzalka Production Companies Samson Films, Cineart TV Prague, Miras SRO

Frank 2014 Director Lenny Abrahamson Script Jon Ronson, Peter Straughan Producers Ed Guiney, David Barron, Stevie Lee Production Companies Element Pictures, Runaway Fridge Films

Frankie Starlight 1994/95 Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg Producer Noel Pearson Script Chet Raymo, Ronan O’Leary Production Company Ferndale Films

Freeze Frame 2004 Director/Script John Simpson Producers Michael Casey, Martha O’Neill Production Companies Parallel World Productions, Wildfire Films

Front Line, The 2006 Director/Writer David Gleeson Producers Natalie Lichtenhaler, James Flynn Production Company Wide Eye Films

GGarage 2007 Director Lenny Abrahamson Producers Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe Script Mark O’Halloran Production Company Element Pictures

General, The 1998 Writer/Producer/Director John Boorman Production Company Merlin Films

Get Up & Go 2014 Director/Script Brendan Grant Producers Juliette Bonass, Macdara Kelleher, Felicity Óppe Production Companies Fastnet Films, Fragrant Films

Ghosthunters – On Icy Trails 2014 Director Tobi Baumann Script Roland Slavik, Tobi Baumann, Mike O’Leary Producers Oliver Schündler, Boris Ausserer, Peter Wirthensohn, Tommy Pridnig, Jacqueline Kerrin, Dominic Wright, Christoph Ott Production Companies Ripple World Pictures, Lucky Bird Pictures, Lotus-Film, Warner Brothers GmbH

Glassland 2015 Director/Script Gerard Barrett Producers Ed Guiney, Juliette Bonass Production Companies Element Pictures, Nine Entertainment

Gold 2014 Director Niall Heery Script Brendan Heery, Niall Heery Producers Tristan Orpen Lynch, Aoife O’Sullivan Production Companies Subotica, Matador Pictures

Goldfish Memory 2003 Director/Script Liz Gill Producer Breda Walsh Production Company Goldfish Films

Gold in the Streets 1996 Director Liz Gill Producer Noel Pearson Script Janet Noble, Noel Pearson Production Company Ferndale Films

Good Man, The 2012 Director/Script Phil Harrison Producers Susan Picken, Roy Zetisky, Rebecca O’Flanagan Production Companies Manifesto Films, Jet Black Entertainment, Treasure Entertainment

Good Vibrations 2012 Directors Lisa Barros D’Sa, Glenn Leyburn Script Colin Carberry, Glenn Patterson Producers Chris Martin, Andrew Eaton, David Holmes, Rebecca O’Flanagan, Rob Walpole Production Companies Treasure Entertainment, Canderblinks

Grabbers 2011 Director Jon Wright Producers Martina Niland, Tracy Brimm, Kate Myers Piers Tempest, Eduardo Levy, James Martin Script Kevin Lehane Production Companies Samson Films, Forward Films

Guarantee, The 2014 Director Ian Power Script Colin Murphy Producer John Kelleher Production Company John Kelleher Media

Guard, The 2010 Director/Script John Michael McDonagh Producers Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe, Chris Clark, Flora Fernandez Marengo Production Companies Element Pictures, Reprisal Films

Guiltrip 1994/95 Director Gerry Stembridge Producer Ed Guiney Script Gerry Stembridge Production Company Temple Films

HH3 2001 Director Les Blair Producers James Flynn, Juanita Wilson Script Laurence McKeown, Brian Campbell Production Company Metropolitan Films

Hallow, The 2015 Director Corin Hardy Script Corin Hardy, Felipe Marino Producers John McDonnell, Brendan McCarthy, Felipe Marino, Joe Neurauter Production Companies Occupant Entertainment, Fantastic Films

Halo Effect, The 2004 Director/Script Lance Daly Producers Macdara Kelleher, Hughie Kelly Executive Producers John Kelleher, Les Kelly Production Company Fastnet Films

Handsome Devil 2016 Director/Script John Butler Producers Rebecca O’Flanagan, Rob Walpole Production Company Treasure Entertainment

Hanged Man, The (El Juego del Adhorcado) 2009 Director Manuel Gómez Pereira Producers Ana Amigo, Tristan Orpen Lynch, Dominic Wright Production Companies Subotica Entertainment, Amigo Productions, Cinematograficas, Lennon Proucciones

Happy Ever Afters 2009 Director/Script Stephen Burke Producer Lesley McKimm Production Company Newgrange Pictures

Hardy Bucks Movie, The 2013 Director/Producer/Script Mike Cockayne Script Gerry Greaney Production Company Hardy Films

Haywire 2012 Director Steven Soderbergh Script Lem Dobbs Producers Gregory Jacobs, Alan Maloney Production Companies Parallel Film Productions, Relativity Media

Headrush 2003 Director/Script Shimmy Marcus Producer Edwina Forkin Production Company Zanzibar Films

Helen 2009 Directors/Script Christine Molloy, Joe Lawlor Producer Joe Lawlor Production Company Desperate Optimists

Hideaways 2011 Director Agnés Merlet Script Nick Murphy, Agnés Merlet Producers James Flynn, Jean Luc Ormieres Production Companies Octagon Films, Fidelite Films, Filmgate Films

High Boot Benny 1993 Director Joe Comerford Producer David Kelly Script Joe Comerford Production Company Sandy Films

Honeymooners, The 2004 Director/Script Karl Golden Producers Martina Niland, Martin Brinkler Production Company Samson Films

How About You 2007 Director Anthony Byrne Producer Noel Pearson Script Jean Paisley Production Company Ferndale Films

How Harry Became a Tree 2001 Director Goran Paskaljevic Producer Liam O’Neill Script Goran Paskaljevic, Stephen Walsh Production Company Paradox Films

How to Cheat in the Leaving Certificate 1997 Director Graham Jones Producers Graham Jones, Ciara Flanagan Script Graham Jones, Tadhg O’Higgins, Aislinn O’Loughlin Production Company Graham Jones

II Could Read the Sky 1999 Director Nichola Bruce Producers Janine Marmot, Nicholas O’Neill Script Nichola Bruce (based on the book by Timothy O’Grady & Steve Pyke) Production Company Liquid Films

I Am Not A Serial Killer 2016 Director Billy O’Brien Producers Nick Ryan, James Harris, Mark Lane Script Billy O’Brien, Chris Hyde based on the novel by Dan Wells Production Company Floodland Pictures

Inside I’m Dancing 2004 Director Damien O’Donnell Producers James Flynn, Juanita Wilson, Catherine Tiernan Script Jeffrey Caine (based on a story by Christian O’Reilly) Production Company Octagon Films

Intermission 2003 Director John Crowley Producers Neil Jordan, Alan Moloney, Stephen Woolley Writer Mark O’Rowe Production Companies Parallel Films, Company of Wolves

Investigator, The (A Nyomazo) 2009 Director/Script Attila Galambos Producers Ferenc Pusztai, Macdara Kelleher, Martin Persson Production Companies Fastnet Films, KMH Film, Anagram Production

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Isolation 2006 Director/Script Billy O’Brien Producers Ruth Kenley-Letts, Bertrand Faivre, Ed Guiney Production Companies Element Films, The Bureau

Istanbul (Isztambul) 2011 Director/Script Ferenc Török Producers Dominic Wright, Jacqueline Kerrin, László Kántor, Petra Goedings, Serkan Acar Production Companies Ripple World Pictures, Új Budapest Filmstudió, Phanta Vision, Kuzey

I Used to Live Here 2015 Director/Script Frank Berry Producer Frank Berry, Donna Eperon Production Company Write Direction Films

I Went Down 1997 Director Paddy Breathnach Producer Rob Walpole Script Conor McPherson Production Company Treasure Films

JJimmy’s Hall 2014 Director Ken Loach Script Paul Laverty Producer Rebecca O’Brien Executive Producer Andrew Lowe Production Companies Element Pictures, Sixteen Films, Why Not Productions

Johnny Was 2006 Director Mark Hammond Script Brendan Foley Producers Patrick Fitzsymons, Tom Maguire, Paul Largan, Lars Hermann, Ira Besserman, Brendan Foley Production Company Borderline Productions

Jump 2012 Director Kieron J. Walsh Script Kieron J. Walsh, Steve Brooks Producer Brendan J. Byrne Production Companies Blinder Films, Hotshot Films

KKelly + Victor 2012 Director/Script Kieran Evans Producers Janine Marmot, Andrew Freedman Production Companies Venom, Hot Property

Kill Daddy, Goodnight (Das Vaterspiel) 2008 Director/Script Michael Glawogger Producers Christine Ruppert, Lesley McKimm Production Companies Tatfilm, Newgrange Films

King of the Travellers 2012 Director/Script Mark O’Connor Producers Cormac Fox, John Wallace Production Company Vico Picture and Sound

Kings 2007 Director/Script Tom Collins Producer Jackie Larkin Production Company Newgrange Pictures

King’s Choice, The 2016 Director Erik Poppe Producers Finn Gjerdrum, Stein Kvae, Lesley McKimm, Jackie Larkin, Henrik Zein, Malene Ehlers, Madeleine Ekman Script Harald Rosenlow-Eeg, Jan Trygve wRoyneland Production Company Newgrange Pictures

Kisses 2008 Director/Script Lance Daly Producer Macdara Kelleher Production Company Fastnet Films

Korea 1993 Director Cathal Black Producer Darryl Collins Script Joe O’Byrne Production Companies Black Star Films, Cathal Black Films

LLapland Odyssey (Napapiirin Sankarit) 2011 Director Dome Karukoski Producers Jacqueline Kerrin, Dominic Wright, Aleksi Bardy, Martin Persson Script Pekko Pesonen Production Companies Ripple World Pictures, Helsinki Filmi, Anagram Produktion

Last Bus Home, The 1997 Director/Script Johnny Gogan Producer Paul Donovan Production Company Grand Pictures

Last King, The 2016 Director Nils Gaup Producers Finn Gjerdrum, Stein Kvae, Lesley McKimm, Jackie Larkin, Madeleine Ekman, Eszter Gyarfas Script Ravn Lanesskog Production Company Newgrange Pictures

Last Days on Mars, The 2013 Director Ruairí Robinson Script Clive Dawson Producers John McDonnell, Brendan McCarthy, Michael Kuhn, Andrea Cornwell Production Companies Fantastic Films, Qwerty Films

Last of the High Kings, The 1994/95 Director David Keating Producer Tim Palmer Script David Keating, Gabriel Byrne Production Company Parallel Films

Last September, The 1999 Director Deborah Warner Producer Yvonne Thunder Script John Banville Production Company Thunder Pictures

Le Dernier Mot 1999 Director Sebastien Grall Producers John Kelleher, Fabienne Servan-Schreiber Script Anne Valton, Marina Ní Dhubhain Production Company Fastnet Films

Legend of Longwood, The 2014 Director Lisa Mulcahy Script Nadadja Kemper, Lisa Mulcahy Producers Michael Garland, Rob Vermuelen, Nadadja Kemper Production Companies Grand Pictures, Holland Harbour

Let Us Prey 2014 Director Brian O’Malley Script Rae Brunton, David Cairns, Fiona Watson Producers John McDonnell, Brendan McCarthy, Eddie Dick Production Companies Fantastic Films, Makar Productions

Life’s a Breeze 2012 Director/Script Lance Daly Producer Macdara Kelleher Production Companies Fastnet Films, Anagram

Lobster, The 2015 Director Yorgos Lanthimos Script Yorgos Lanthimos, Efthimis Filippou Producers Ed Guiney, Lee Magiday, Ceci Dempsey, Yorgos Lanthimos Production Companies Element Pictures, Scarlet Films, Limp, Lemming Film, Haut et Court, Faliro House

Looking Glass, The 2010 Director/Script Colin Downey Producer Eimear O’Kane Production Company EMU Productions

Lost in the Living 2016 Director/Script Robert Manson Producer Lisa Roling, Robert Manson Production Company Ballyrogan Films

Lotus Eaters 2011 Director Alexandra McGuinness Producers Morgan Bushe, Mark Lee Script Alexandra McGuinness, Brendan Grant Production Companies Fastnet Films, McGuinnesslee

Love & Friendship 2016 Director Whit Stillman Producers Katie Holly, Whit Stillman, Lauranne Bourrachot Script Whit Stillman adapted from the novel ‘Lady Susan’ by Jane Austen Production Company Blinder Films

Love and Rage 1998 Producer/Director Cathal Black Producer Rudolf Wichmann Script Brian Lynch Production Company Cathal Black

Love and Savagery 2009 Director John Smith Producers Barbara Doran, Lynne Wilson, Kevin Tierney, Tristan Orpen Lynch Script Des Walsh Production Companies Subotica Entertainment, Morag Loves Company, Park Ex Pictures

Love Eternal 2012 Director/Script Brendan Muldowney Producers Conor Barry, Morgan Bushe, Macdara Kelleher Production Companies Fastnet Films, Red Lion S.a.r.l, Rinkel Film BV, T.O Entertainment

MMagdalene Sisters, The 2003 Director/Script Peter Mullan Producers Ed Guiney, Frances Higson Production Company Element Films

Mammal 2015 Director Rebecca Daly Script Rebecca Daly, Glenn Montgomery Producers Macdara Kelleher, Conor Barry, John Kelleher, Reiner Selen, Gilles Chanial Production Companies Fastnet Films, Calach Films, Rinkel Films

Man About Dog 2004 Director Paddy Breathnach Producers Robert Walpole, Simon Channing Williams Script Pearse Elliott Production Companies Treasure Entertainment, Potboiler Productions

Mapmaker 2001 Director/Script Johnny Gogan Producer Paul Donovan Production Company Grand Pictures

Maudie 2016 Director Aisling Walsh Script Sherry White Producers Susan Mullen, Mary Sexton, Mary Young Leckie, Heather Haldane, Bob Cooper Production Company Parallel Film Productions

Mickybo & Me 2005 Director/Script Terry Loane Producers Mark Huffam, Mike McGeagh Production Companies Octagon Films, New Moon Pictures

Middletown 2006 Director Brian Kirk Script Daragh Carville Producers Michael Casey, Mark Byrne, Martha O’Neill Production Company Green Park Films

Mighty Celt, The 2005 Director/Script Pearse Elliott Producers Robert Walpole, Paddy McDonald, Paddy Breathnach, Michael Casey Production Companies Treasure Entertainment, Green Park Films

Milo 2012 Director/Script Berend Boorsman, Roel Boorsman Producers Martina Niland, San Fu Maltha Production Companies Samson Films, Fu Works

Miracle, The 2012 Director Simon Staho Script Simon Staho, Peter Birro Producers Jonas Frederiksen, Peter Garde, Tristen Orpen Lynch Production Companies Subotica Entertainment, Zentropa Entertainment, XX Film

Miss Julie 2014 Director/Script Liv Ullman Producers Tristan Orpen Lynch, Aoife O’Sullivan, Teun Hilte, Oliver Dungey, Synnove Horsdal Production Companies Subotica Entertainment, The Apocalypse Films Co, Maipo Films, Senorita Films

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Mister John 2013 Directors/Script Christine Molloy, Joe Lawlor Producers David Collins, Fran Borgia, Joe Lawlor Production Companies Samson Films, Akanga Film Asia, Desperate Optimists

Moondance 1993 Director Dagmar Hirtz Producers James Mitchell, Jonathan Cavendish Script Burt Weinshanker Production Company Little Bird

Moon Dogs 2016 Director Philip John Script Raymond Friel, Derek Boyle Producers Kathy Speirs, Suzanne Reid, Jacqueline Kerrin, Dominic Wright Production Company Ripple World Pictures

Moscow Never Sleeps 2014 Director/Script Johnny O’Reilly Producers Katie Holly, Johnny O’Reilly, Andrey Zakharov Production Companies Blinder Films, Snapshot Films

Most Fertile Man in Ireland, The 2000 Director Dudi Appleton Producer David Collins Script Jim Keeble Production Company Samson Films

The Moth Diaries 2011 Director/Script Mary Harron Producers David Collins, Sandra Cunningham, Karine Martine Production Companies Samson Films, Strada Films, Mediamax

My Brothers 2010 Director Paul Fraser Producers Rebecca O’Flanagan, Rob Walpole Script William Collins Production Company Rubicon Films

My Friend Joe 1994/95 Director Chris Bould Producers Michael O’Connell, Gerhard Schmidt Script David Howard, Declan Hughes Production Company ProMedia

My Name is Emily 2015 Director/Script Simon Fitzmaurice Producers Lesley McKimm, Kathryn Kennedy Production Companies Newgrange Pictures, Kennedy Films, Garagefilm, Paradox

Mystics 2003 Director David Blair Producers Mark O’Sullivan, Michael Ryan, Nigel Warren Green Script Wesley Burrowes Production Company MR Films

NNails 2016 Director Dennis Bartok Script Dennis Bartok, Tom Abrams Producers Brendan McCarthy, John McDonnell Production Company Fantastic Films

Night Train 1998 Director John Lynch Producer Tristan Orpen Lynch Script Aodhan Madden Production Company Subotica Entertainment

Niko and the Way to the Stars 2008 Directors Michael Hegner, Kari Juusonen Script Hannu Tuomainen, Marteinn Thorisson, Mark Hodkinson Production Companies Magma Films, Animaker, Ulysses Films, Afilm

Nora 1999 Director Pat Murphy Producers James Flynn, Tracey Seaward Script Pat Murphy, Gerard Stembridge Production Companies Volta, Metropolitan Films

Not Afraid, Not Afraid 2001 Director Annette Carducci Producers Morgan O’Sullivan, James Flynn, Howard Gibbins Script Annette Carducci, Barry Devlin Production Company World 2000

Nothing Personal 1994/95 Director Thaddeus O’Sullivan Producers Tracey Seaward, Jonathan Cavendish Script Danny Mornin Production Company Little Bird

Nothing Personal 2009 Director/Script Urszula Antoniak Producers Reinier Selen, Edwin van Meurs, Morgan Bushe Production Companies Fastnet Films, Rinkel Film, Family Affair Films

November Afternoon 1996 Directors John Carney, Tom Hall Producer Pat O’Donoghue Script John Carney, Tom Hall Production Company High Hat Productions

OOmagh 2004 Director Pete Travis Producers Ed Guiney, Paul Greengrass Script Guy Hibbert, Paul Greengrass Production Company Hells Kitchen International

Once 2007 Director/Script John Carney Producers Martina Niland, David Collins Production Company Samson Films

Ondine 2009 Director/Script Neil Jordan Producers Neil Jordan, James Flynn, Ben Browning Production Company Octagon Films

One Hundred Mornings 2009 Director/Script Conor Horgan Producer Katie Holly Production Company Blinder Films

On the Nose 2000 Director David Caffrey Producers Tristan Orpen Lynch, Scott Kennedy Script Tony Philpott Production Company Subotica Entertainment

Ordinary Decent Criminal 1999 Director Thaddeus O’Sullivan Producer Jonathan Cavendish Script Gerry Stembridge Production Company Little Bird

Other Side of Sleep, The 2011 Director Rebecca Daly Producer Morgan Bushe Script Glenn Montgomery, Rebecca Daly Production Companies Fastnet Films, Rinkel Film & TV Productions, KMH Film Productions

Our Wonderful Home 2008 Director/Script Ivan Kavanagh Producers Dominic Wright, Jacqueline Kerrin Production Company Ripple World Pictures

Outcast 2010 Director/Script Colm McCarthy Producers John McDonnell, Brendan McCarthy Production Companies Fantastic Films, Makar Films

Out of Here 2014 Director/Script Donal Foreman Producer Emmet Fleming Production Company Stalker Films

PPark 1999 Directors/Producers John Carney, Tom Hall Script John Carney Production Company High Hat Productions

Parked 2011 Director Darragh Byrne Producers Jacqueline Kerrin, Dominic Wright, Aleksi Bardy Script Ciaran Creagh Production Companies Ripple World Pictures, Helsinki Filmi

Patrick’s Day 2014 Director/Script Terry McMahon Producers Tim Palmer, Rachel Lysaght Production Company Ignition Film Productions

Pavee Lackeen 2005 Director Perry Ogden Producers Perry Ogden, Martina Niland, John Rocha Script Perry Ogden, Mark Venner Production Company An Lár Films

Peaches 2000 Director/Script Nick Grosso Producer Ronan Glennane Production Company Stone Ridge Films

Perfect Sense 2011 Director David Mackenzie Producers Gillian Berrie, Tristan Orpen Lynch, Malte Grunert Sisse, Graum Jørgensen Script Kim Fupz Aakeson Production Companies Subotica Entertainment, Sigma Films

Perrier’s Bounty 2009 Director Ian Fitzgibbon Producers Alan Moloney, Stephen Woolley, Elizabeth Karlsen Script Mark O’Rowe Production Company Parallel Film Productions

Pete’s Meteor 1998 Director/Script Joe O’Byrne Producers Liam O’Neill, John Lyons Production Company Paradox Pictures

Pier, The 2012 Director/Script/Producer Gerard Hurley Production Company Black Equus Production

Pilgrimage 2016 Director Brendan Muldowney Script Jamie Hannigan Producers Conor Barry, John Keville, Benoit Roland Production Company Savage Productions

Pilgrim Hill 2013 Director/Script/Producer Gerard Barrett Production Company Nine Entertainment Studios

Price of Desire, The 2014 Director/Script Mary McGuckian Producers Jean-Jacques Neira, Hubert Toint, Mary McGuckian Production Companies EG Film Productions, Saga Film

Princess (Prinsessa) 2009 Director/Script Teresa Fabik Producers Sandra Harms, Morgan Bushe Production Companies Fastnet Films, Breidablick Film Production

Puckoon 2001 Director/Script Terence Ryan Producers Ken Tuohy, Terence Ryan Production Company Distinguished Features

Puffball 2007 Director Nicolas Roeg Producers Michael Garland, Julie Baines, Ben Woolford, Martin Paulhus Executive Producer Paul Donovan Script Dan Weldon Production Company Grand Pictures

Pursuit 2015 Director/Script Paul Mercier Producer Anne Gately Production Company An Pointe Productions

QQueen and Country 2014 Director/Script John Boorman Producer Kieran Corrigan Production Company Merlin Films Productions

RRace, The 2009 Director André Nebe Producers Michael Garland, Martin Hagemann Script Rowan O’Neill Production Companies Grand Pictures, Zero West Film Produktion

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Rafters, The 2011 Director/Script John Carney Producers Martina Niland, Macdara Kelleher Production Company Warehouse Pictures

Rewind 2010 Director PJ Dillon Producers Alex Jones, John Wallace Script PJ Dillon, Ronan Carr Production Company Carbon Films

Room 2015 Director Lenny Abrahamson Script Emma Donoghue Producers Ed Guiney, David Gross Production Companies Element Pictures, No Trace Camping

Run and Jump 2013 Director/Script Steph Green Producers Tamara Anghie, Martina Niland, Astrid Kahmke, Philipp Kreuzer Script Ailbhe Keogan Production Companies Samson Films, Bavaria Pictures

Runway, The 2010 Director/Script Ian Power Producers Macdara Kelleher, Brendan McDonald, Bernard Michaux Production Companies Fastnet Films, Lucil Films

SSaltwater 1999 Director/Script Conor McPherson Producer Robert Walpole Production Company Treasure Films

Sanctuary 2012 Director Norah McGettigan Script Norah McGettigan, Gabriel Enrigue Vargus Vasqyez Producers Andrew Freedman, Katarzyna Slesicka Production Companies Venom, Wajda Studios

Sanctuary 2016 Director Len Collin Script Christian O’Reilly Producer Edwina Forkin Production Company Zanzibar Films

Savage 2009 Director/Script Brendan Muldowney Producer Conor Barry Production Company SP Films

Seaside Stories 2010 Director/Producer/Script Fergus Tighe Production Company Gallivanting Media

Sea, The 2013 Director Stephen Brown Script John Banville Producers David Collins, Michael Robinson, Luc Roeg Production Companies Samson Films, Independent Film Company

Secret of Kells, The 2008 Directors Tomm Moore, Nora Twomey Producers Paul Young, Didier Brunner, Vivian Van Fleteran Script Fabirce Ziolkowski, Tomm Moore Production Company Cartoon Saloon

Secret Scripture, The 2016 Director Jim Sheridan Script Johnny Ferguson, Jim Sheridan based on the novel by Sebastian Barry Producers Noel Pearson, Rob Quigley Production Company Ferndale Films

Sensation 2010 Director/Script Tom Hall Producers Katie Holly, Kieron J Walsh Production Company Blinder Films

Separation Anxiety 1997 Director Mark Staunton Producer Liam O’Neill Script Shelagh Harcourt Production Companies Paradox Pictures, Dogtown Films

Shadow Dancer 2012 Director James Marsh Script Tom Bradby Producers Andrew Lowe, Ed Guiney, Chris Coen Production Companies Element Pictures, Unanimous Entertainment

Shadows, The 2013 Director/Script Colin Downey Producer Eimear O’Kane Production Company EMU Productions

Shem the Penman Sings Again 2014 Director Padraig Trehy Script Peter McCarthy, Padraig Trehy Producer Rossa Mullin Production Company Pooleen Productions

Short Order 2005 Director/Script Anthony Byrne Producers Brian Willis, Peter Stockhaus, Christine Alderson, David Collins Production Company Igloo Productions

Shrooms 2007 Director Paddy Breathnach Producers Robert Walpole, Paddy McDonald Script Pearse Elliott Production Company Treasure Entertainment

Silence 2012 Director Pat Collins Script Pat Collins, Eoghan MacGiolla Bhríde, Sharon Whooley Producer Tina Moran Production Company South Wind Blows

Silent Grace 2001 Director/Producer/Script Maeve Murphy Production Company Follower Productions

Sing Street 2015 Director/Script John Carney Producers Martina Niland, Anthony Bregman, Paul Trijbits, Christian Grass, John Carney Production Companies Cosmo Films, Likely Story, Filmwave

Small Engine Repair 2007 Director/Script Niall Heery Producers Tristan Orpen Lynch, Dominic Wright Production Company Subotica Entertainment

Snakes and Ladders 1994/95 Director Trish McAdam Producers Lilyan Sievernich, Chris Sievernich Script Trish McAdam Production Company Livia Films

Snap 2010 Director/Script Carmel Winters Producer Martina Niland Production Company Samson Films

Some Mother’s Son 1996 Director/Writer Terry George Producers Jim Sheridan, Arthur Lappin, Ed Burke Production Company Hell’s Kitchen

Some Other Stories 2010 Directors Ivona Juka, Ana Maria Rossi, Marija Dzidzeva, Ines Tanovic, Hannah Slak Producers Ian W Davis, James Flynn, Anita Juka, Nenad Dukic, Alem Babic, Tomi Salkovski, Dunja Klemenc Script Ivona Juka, Ana Maria Rossi, Ines Tanovic, Gjorche Stavreski, Hanna Slak Production Companies DIG Productions, Octagon Films, See Films Pro, Studio Maj Production, 4 Film, Dokument, Skopje Film Studio

Song for a Raggy Boy 2003 Director Aisling Walsh Producers Tristan Orpen Lynch, Dominic Wright, John McDonnell, Kevin Byron Murphy Script Aisling Walsh, Kevin Byron Murphy (based on book by Patrick Galvin) Production Company Subotica Entertainment

Song of the Sea 2014 Director Tomm Moore Script Tomm Moore, Will Collins Producers Paul Young, Ross Murray Production Companies Cartoon Saloon, Melusine Productions, The Big Farm, Superprod, Noerlum Studios

Spaghetti Slow 1996 Director Valerio Jalongo Producers Katy McGuinness, Carlos Pasini Hansen Script Barry Devlin, Valerio Jalongo, Lucinda Coxon Production Company The Good Film Company

Speed Dating 2007 Director/Script Tony Herbert Producers John Conroy, Tony Herbert Production Company System 48

Spin the Bottle 2003 Director Ian FitzGibbon Producer Michael Garland Script Ian FitzGibbon, Michael McElhatton Production Company Grand Pictures

The Stag 2013 Director John Butler Script John Butler, Peter McDonald Producers Rebecca O’Flanagan, Robert Walpole Production Company Treasure Entertainment

Standby 2013 Directors Ronan Burke, Rob Burke Script Pierce Ryan Producer John Wallace Production Companies Black Sheep Productions, Paul Thiltges Distributions

Starfish 2004 Director/Script Stephen Kane Producer Victoria Parks Production Company New Starfish Enterprise

Stay 2013 Director/Script Wiebke von Carolsfeld Producers David Collins, Martina Niland, Andrew Boutilier, Martin Paul-Hus Production Companies Samson Films, Amérique Film, Submission Films

Stella Days 2011 Director Thaddeus O’Sullivan Producer Jackie Larkin Script Antoine O’Flatharta Production Companies Newgrange Pictures, Paradox Produksjon

Stitches 2012 Director Conor McMahon Script Conor McMahon, David O’Brien Producers John McDonnell, Brendan McCarthy, Ruth Treacy, Julianne Forde Production Companies Fantastic Films, Tailored Films

Strangerland 2015 Director Kim Farrant Script Fiona Seres, Michael Kinirons Producers Macdara Kelleher, Naomi Wenck Production Companies Fastnet Films, Dragonfly Pictures

Studs 2006 Director/Writer Paul Mercier Producers Fiach Mac Conghail, Cuán Mac Conghail Production Company Brother Films

Sugar 2005 Directors Patrick Jolley, Reynold Reynolds Producers Samara Golden, Patrick Jolley, Reynold Reynolds, Edwina Forkin Script Reynold Reynolds, Samara Golden, Patrick Jolley Production Companies Zanzibar Films, Make Films

Summer of the Flying Saucer 2008 Director Martin Duffy Producers Ralph Christians, Clodagh Freeman Script Marleinn Thorisson Production Company Magma Films

Sunset Heights 1998 Director Colm Villa Producers Denis Bradley, James Flynn Script Colm Villa Production Company Northland Films

Sun, the Moon and the Stars, The 1996 Director/Writer Geraldine Creed Producer Brendan McCarthy Production Company Blue Light

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Surprise, The 2014 Director/Script Mike van Diem Producers Els Vandervorst, Hans de Weers, Morgan Bushe, Macdara Kelleher, Antonio Lombardo, Michael Eckelt, Robert Kievit, Richard Claus, Mike van Diem Production Companies Fastnet Films, N279 Entertainment, FATT Productions, Spinnaker Productions, Riva Filmproduktion, Prime Time

Swansong: The Story of Occi Byrne 2009 Director/Script Conor McDermottroe Producers Hermann Florin, Edwina Forkin, Tom Maguire Production Companies Zanzibar Films, Florin Film

Sweety Barrett 1998 Director/Script Stephen Bradley Producer Ed Guiney Production Company Temple Films

TTara Road 2005 Director Gillies MacKinnon Producers Noel Pearson, Miron Blumental, Sarah Radclyffe Script Cynthia Cidre, Shane Connaughton Production Company Ferndale Films

This is the Sea 1996 Director/Writer Mary McGuckian Producer Michael Garland Production Company Pembridge Productions

This Must Be the Place 2012 Director Paolo Sorrentino Producers Andrew Lowe, Nicola Giuliano, Andrea Occhipinti, Francesca Cima, Carlotta Calori, Stefano Massenzi Script Paolo Sorrentino, Umberto Contarello Production Companies Element Pictures, Indigo Films, Lucky Red, ARP

Tiger Raid 2015 Director Simon Dixon Script Mick Donnellan, Simon Dixon, Gareth Coulam Evans Producers Gareth Coulam Evans, David Collins, Martina Niland Production Companies Story Film, Samson Films

Tiger’s Tail, The 2006 Director/Writer John Boorman Producers John Boorman, Kieran Corrigan, John McDonnell, John Buchanan Production Company Merlin Films

Timbuktu 2003 Director Alan Gilsenan Producers Martin Mahon, John McDonnell, Emma Scott Script Paul Freaney Production Companies Yellow Asylum Films, Fantastic Films, MR Films

Tomato Red 2016 Director Juanita Wilson Script Juanita Wilson based on the novel by Daniel Woodrell Producers James Flynn, Liz Gill, Daniel Bekerman Production Company Metropolitan Films

Tonight is Cancelled 2007 Director/Script Brendan Grant Producer Macdara Kelleher Production Company Fastnet Films

Traders 2015 Directors/Script Peter Murphy, Rachael Moriarty Producers Stuart Switzer, Libby Durdy Production Company COCO

Triage 2009 Director/Script Danis Tanovic Producers Alan Moloney, Cedomir Kolar, Mark Baschet Production Companies Parallel Film Productions, ASAP Films, Tornasol Films, Freeform Spain

Trojan Eddie 1996 Director Gillies MacKinnon Producers Seamus Byrne, Emma Burge Script Billy Roche Production Company Irish Screen

Trouble with Sex, The 2005 Director Fintan Connolly Producer Fiona Bergin Script Fintan Connolly, Catriona McGowan Production Company FUBAR

True North 2009 Director/Script Steve Hudson Producers Sonja Ewers, Benjamina Mirnik, David Collins Production Companies Makar Productions, Samson Films

Truth Commissioner, The 2016 Director Declan Recks Script Eoin O’Callaghan based on the novel by David Park Producers David Collins, Kevin Jackson, Eoin O’Callaghan Production Company Samson Films

Two By Two — Ooops... The Ark Has Gone 2015 Directors Toby Genkel, Sean McCormack Producers Moe Honan, Emely Christians Script Mark B. Hodkinson, Richard Conroy, Toby Genkel, Martienn Thorisson Production Companies Moetion Films, Ulysses Filmproduktion, Fabrique D’Images, Skyline Entertainment

UUgly Duckling & Me! 2007 Directors Michael Hegner, Karsten Kiilerich Producers Ralph Christians, Anders Maastrup, Moe Honan, Daina Sacco Script Mark Hodkinson Production Companies Magma Films, A Film Futurikon, Ulysses

Unless 2016 Director Alan Gilsenan Script Alan Gilsenan based on the novel by Carol Shields Producers Tristan Orpen Lynch, Aoife O’Sullivan, Julia Sereny, Jennifer Kawaja Production Company Subotica

VVasha 2009 Director/Script Hannu Salonen Producers Piret Tibbo-Hudgins, Philipp Homberg, Jarkko Hentula, Nathalie Lichtenthaeler Production Companies Wide Eye Films, Homberg Film Produktion, All Film, Juoni Filmi

Viva 2015 Director Paddy Breathnach Script Mark O’Halloran Producers Robert Walpole, Rebecca O’Flanagan, Cathleen Dore Production Company Treasure Entertainment Ltd.

WWake Wood 2009 Director David Keating Producers John McDonnell, Brendan McCarthy Script Brendan McCarthy Production Companies Fantastic Films, Solid Entertainment

Watermelon 2002 Director Kieron J Walsh Producers David Collins, Saurabh Kakkar, Christine Langan Script Colin Bateman Production Company Samson Films

What If 2013 Director Michael Dowse Script Elan Mastai Producers David Gross, Jesse Shapira, Jedd Arkuss Andre Rouleau, Macdara Kelleher Production Companies Fastnet Films, No Trace Camping, Caramel Films

What Richard Did 2012 Director Lenny Abrahamson Script Malcolm Campbell Producers Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe Production Company Element Pictures

When Brendan Met Trudy 2000 Director Kieron J. Walsh Producer Lynda Myles Script Roddy Doyle Production Company Deadly Films 2

When the Sky Falls 1999 Director John Mackenzie Producers Nigel Warren-Green, Michael Wearing Script Colum McCann, Michael Sheridan, Ronan Gallagher Production Company Irish Screen

Wide Open Spaces 2009 Director Tom Hall Script Arthur Matthews Producers Paul Donovan, Clare Kerr Production Companies Grand Pictures, Mead Kerr

Wind That Shakes the Barley, The 2006 Director Ken Loach Producers Rebecca O’Brien, Andrew Lowe Script Paul Laverty Production Companies Sixteen Films, Element Films

Winter’s End 2005 Director/Script Patrick Kenny Producer Damien Donnelly Production Company Winter’s End

Without Name 2016 Director Lorcan Finnegan Script Garrett Shanley Producer Brunella Cocchiglia Production Company Lovely Productions

Witness, The 2015 Director Mitko Panov Script Mitko Panov, Wadyslaw Pasikowski Producers David Collins, Martina Niland, Francine Lusser, Gérard Monier, Jean-Luc Ormieres Production Companies Tipimages Productions, Pirej Film, MP Filmska Samson Films

Words upon the Window Pane 1993 Director Mary McGuckian Producers Mary McGuckian, Anna J Devlin Script Mary McGuckian Production Company Pembridge Productions

YYou Looking at Me? 2003 Director/Producer Margo Harkin Script Teresa Godfrey Production Company Besom Productions

Young Offenders, The 2016 Director/Script Peter Foott Producer Peter Foott, Julie Ryan Production Company Vico Films

Young Ones 2014 Director/Script Jake Paltrow Producers Tristan Orpen Lynch, Mike Auret, Jake Paltrow Production Companies Subotica Entertainment, Spier Films

You’re Ugly Too 2015 Director/Script Mark Noonan Producers John Keville, Conor Barry Production Companies Savage Productions

ZZonad 2008 Director John Carney Producers Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe, John McDonnell Script John Carney, Kieran Carney Production Company Element Pictures

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