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irish FEATURE films

| Online Event | Running Time: 4 hours 15 mins | €11 | from 7pm on 20th Jan |
Book via TakeYourSeats.ie and you'll receive an email with a link to our online room. The film stream can be accessed at this link from 7pm on Thu 20th Jan to 7pm Sat 22nd
featuring
| Follow the Dead | Rebecca's Boyfriend | Welcome to Northern Ireland | 
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Follow the Dead
Director: Adam William Cahill
Writer: Adam William Cahill
Producer: Adam William Cahill
Cast: Luke Corcoran, Tadhg Devery, Marybeth Herron, Luke Collins, Cristina Ryan, Ian Lawless, Aidan O'Sullivan
Running Time: 01:33:37
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As viral videos seem to evidence the fall of Dublin at the hands of the undead, four Millennials in rural Ireland can’t discern fake news from real. Has a dependent lifestyle left them too naive to weather their fate?

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Rebecca's Boyfriend
Director: Craig Austin Reynolds
Writer: Craig Austin Reynolds
Producers: Craig Austin Reynolds, Cameron Macaulay
Cast: Cameron Macaulay, Jack Gleeson, Breffni Holahan, Maeve O'Mahony, Eoghan Quinn, Genevieve Hulme-Beaman, Emer Casey, Mark Doherty, Éilish McLaughlin, Roisin Agnew
Running Time: 01:22:45

After cheating on his girlfriend, Cameron is forced to reconsider whether he is the nice guy he thought he was and not in fact a dickhead.

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Welcome to Northern Ireland
Director: Michael MacBroom
Writer: Michael MacBroom
Producer: Michael MacBroom 
Cast: Steven Agnew, Laura Thompson , Karen Kinghan , Rob Wilson , Jonathan Harden , Lucy McConnell
Running Time: 01:19:48

Welcome to Northern Ireland is a comedy drama and social satire balancing painful social truths with laugh out loud comedy. A down-on-his-luck expat returns to Northern Ireland after many years away. He slowly realises that everything comes at a cost and there are difficult decisions to be made about living in Northern Ireland.


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