ShortSpace: May 2015
7pm Thursday 7th May
ShortSpace is back this May with a fantastic selection of short films from LGBT.
Filmmaker Leanne Byrne will be leading the Q&A. This screening is in perfect time for the Referendum on May 22nd. http://refcom2015.ie/ Shortspace is BYOB, so come along and enjoy the evening in a relaxed atmosphere and see the films and meet the filmmakers.
When: Thursday 6th May
Time: 7.00PM
Where: Filmbase, Curved St, Temple Bar
Places are limited so please book in advance. Tickets are €5 members or €7 non-members. You can book your tickets by calling reception on 01 679 6716 or emailing info@filmbase.ie. Please note that attendees must be 18+.
***You may pay on the day but you MUST register your place!***
When emailing please remember to put ‘ShortSpace May’ in the subject line.
The Line-Up:
Well Wishes
Written by Órla Mc Govern
Synopsis: Chris is not herself. Her life is painted from a grey palette. But a card arrives from a relative, and sparks an idea that could change everything… “Sometimes things become possible if we want them bad enough.” – T.S. Eliot.
Marriage Equality
Written & directed by Leanne Byrne
Synopsis: “Marriage Equality: Won’t somebody think of the children!
“Jaelynne and Jordanne have a simple way of highlighting how each member of their family is a unique, cultured, intelligent, loving and passionate individual capable of making the right choice.” – Karen Forde, Her.ie
The Usual
Directed by Ruth Mcnally Wriiten by Tomas Conway
Synopsis: “Three Irish Farmers, having a drink in their local pub, get great amusement from a new stranger in town’s “unusual” behaviour at the bar… “
Armagayddon
Written By Tara Flynn & Kevin McGahern
In Association With LGBT Noise
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ShortSpace Submissions:
- Filmbase accepts short film submissions for ShortSpace in all genres (drama, documentary, animation, experimental)
- To submit your film please email the ShortSpace programmer for more details on lynn@filmbase.ie
- Please note that submitting your film does not guarantee inclusion in the programme
- Ideally shorts should be ten minutes or under films. Films over 30 minutes will not be accepted.
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