Focus Irlande I: Féiniúlacht / Identity
14 mars 18:00 | blue Cinema Abaton 4

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Section Focus Irlande I: Féiniúlacht / Identity

Synopsis

Young Irish filmmakers, in this focus programme, highlight the many ways in which an individual’s identity plays into our day-to-day lives, from gender and sexual expression to how we live together in a society. While Earth continues to spin, we must look into ourselves and explore our innermost thoughts to live as freely as we can. Our individual sense of identity is made up of countless factors and each of them have an immeasurable impact on how we view the world. Film, as an art form, has the incredible power of being able to give us a brief glimpse into how the artists behind that work view the world and that is what makes this medium so special. The following films each take us on journeys both external and internal and reveal to us the filmmakers’ world, even if only for minutes at a time. This programme is entirely made up of films by aspiring young student filmmakers. A special thank you to Dublin International Film Festival and this very festival for the collaboration and bringing these Irish films to Switzerland.

Greg Smyth Bernes – Dublin International Film Festival

Films

Spielfilm, 14:09 min, 2023
Following a young man in rural 1840s Ireland who is driven to kill his younger brother over a familial land dispute. He descends into a nightmarish surrealist world of guilt when he believes his actions are responsible for the Irish Potato Blight, revealing his innermost psyche.

CN: blood, injury, violence (shown)
Réalisateur
Rory Carroll
Animationsfilm, 7:12 min, 2022
A pathetic attempt at a robbery brings together two lonely cowboys in search of comfort in the barren desert.
Réalisateur
Ian Fallon
Dokumentarfilm, experimentalfilm, 6:34 min, 2021
An intimate exploration of one’s thoughts and feelings surrounding gender when the world was at a standstill, forcing introspection.
Réalisateur
Francis O'Mahony
Spielfilm, 10:42 min, 2023
A teenager embarks on a journey of sexual awakening from the digital world into the physical.
Réalisateur
Vicky Moonan
Animationsfilm, 7:25 min, 2022
A young man, struggling with his identity, makes his way through suburban Dublin and into town, reflecting on his state of mind through daydream and memory.
Réalisateur
Cillian Green
Dokumentarfilm, 14:23 min, 2022
Should cities be shaped around people, or should people be shaped around cities?The passersby of Dublin 8 respond to the controversial fencing of Portobello Plaza for the building of yet another Dublin hotel. Is it a sign of a far bigger problem?
Réalisateur
Ian Gleeson
Experimentalfilm, 2:00 min, 2021
An exploration of a young woman and her body, as it’s perceived by herself and others.
Réalisateur
Scarlet Short
Dokumentarfilm, 10:26 min, 2023
Fetish is family in this body-positive celebration of community connection through leather, rubber, and more in the Irish capital.
Réalisateur
Greg Smyth Bernes

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Following a young man in rural 1840s Ireland who is driven to kill his younger brother over a familial land dispute. He descends into a nightmarish surrealist world of guilt when he believes his actions are responsible for the Irish Potato Blight, revealing his innermost psyche.

CN: blood, injury, violence (shown)