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PROGRAMME OF FILMS


HONEYMOON
Dir: Miranda Bowen / UK / 2006
A newly married couple, en route to their honeymoon, stop at a service station in the middle of the night. When Zoran disappears to make a phone call and fails to return, Dawn begins to wonder just how well she knows her new husband.



TRICKO (THE T-SHIRT)
Dir: Hossein Martin Fazeli / Czech Republic / 2006
Mark - half-American, half-Slovak, has very strong beliefs. On a trip to Slovakia he meets Tomas, a shop assistant wearing a T-shirt that offends him.



EVEN IF SHE HAD BEEN A CRIMINAL
Dir: Jean-Gabriel Bowen / France / 2006
This highly emotional documentary uses entirely stock footage of France in summer 1944 to illustrate the public punishment of women accused of having affairs with Germans during World War II.



THE STORY OF THE RED CERAMIC HORSE
Dir: Tonia Budelmann / Germany / 2003
When Marie wakes, the sun is shining, she is however already unhappy, lonely, and at war with the world. She decides to spend the beautiful day in a haze, trudging through the streets, lost in her brooding. A film about identity, loneliness and addiction.



LAST TRAIN RIDE
Dir: Gokhan Okur / Turkey / 2005
A dazzling animation set to the beautiful string music of Jigsaw Soul. Discover your own hidden meanings.


We're also delighted to show the Irish award winning 'Virtues of a Sinner'.


The New York International Independent Film and Video Festival, the largest film festival in the world, has awarded young Irish film maker John Corcoran (28) Best Director of a Short Film in the International category of the festival. "Virtues of a Sinner" was written and directed by John Corcoran and was produced by Jim Colgan, Grainne Bennett and Rebecca Flavin. The story centres on the process which is carried out by God's angel and Satan's angel when they need to decide the fate of deceased souls. They do so using childish tit-for-tat tactics which ultimately fail when they meet their last soul. And there were severe time constraints - John wrote the film on a Friday, cast it on Saturday and Sunday, crewed and designed it on Monday and shot it on 35mm on Wednesday in the space of nine hours! John's first short film, "Poultry in Motion", was the Audience Award Winner at the Corto Imola Film Festival in 2002.

We will also be screening one of the winners of the fast forward film festival. A project that challenges people to make a short film based on a given theme in 24 hours. Shot, edited, and shown.

Competition
First two people to PM me and tell me the name of the Irish short that won the oscar for best live action short last year get a free pass.


 
It's fairly popular over here in the mainland. What's the deal with Future Shorts? Do the film makers get paid? Can my mate Sven submit something? Will he get loads of publicity from it?
 
It's fairly popular over here in the mainland. What's the deal with Future Shorts? Do the film makers get paid? Can my mate Sven submit something? Will he get loads of publicity from it?

The deal with it is that it's a platform for people to get their work shown worldwide. The network spreads as far as Kazakhstan! There's going to be an online download service available in the future, possibly on iTunes, maybe not. The film makers do get paid on the whole (depending on who owns the rights eg-any films financed by the irish film board is owned by the irish film board) this part is still being worked out fully...

Sven can certainly submit something. If he's in Ireland get in contact with me, if he's elsewhere check www.futureshorts.com
 

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