KIFF 2022

Cruinniú na nÓg Short Films & LIVE PANEL

Expired June 13, 2021 4:00 PM
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6 films + livestream in package
The First Fear ( Faitíos )
In an abandoned asbestos processing plant, two teenagers reluctantly execute a task they have both been dreading.
4X4
In rural Ireland, a simple decision pushes teenage sisters to grapple with their ties to the family farm.
Seven Feet Nine and a Quarter Inches
A blokey pub game, all beer bellies and pork scratchings - that’s darts, or so they say. This film captures the misunderstood sport in a new light, honing in on youth darts preeminent talent, 15 year old Katie Sheldon.
The Fear
The Fear is a monster with an important job: Striking doubt, shame and regret into unsuspecting victims
The Wake
Amidst hordes of mourners and mounds of lasagnas at his Grandmother's wake, Greg sets out to prove himself to be the most grief-stricken, making sure all eyes are firmly on him during the coveted prayers of the faithful.
In Between Lands
Laura Griffin is a Korean adoptee who was raised in a small town in midwest America.
LIVE FILM PANEL DISCUSSION
Join the panel members Bernard Casey, Oisín Urwin, Cian O’Connor, Kerry Fitzgerald and Sean Rea as part of the national day of creativity for children and young people on June 12th.
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KIFFis very excited to team up with Cruinniú na nÓg.

Cruinniú na nÓg is a flagship initiative of the Creative Ireland Programme’s Creative Youth Plan to enable the creative potential of children and young people. 


As part of the initiative, KIFF is delighted to present a carefully curated selection of fun and enlightening Short Films for the 13+ audience followed by a LIVE PANEL DISCUSSION hosted by Mieke Vanmechelen on Saturday the 12th at 2PM


This mix of documentaries and live action fiction films is a lighthearted selection that entertains while exploring important themes relevant to young people, such as independence and finding your voice as a young adult.


While the selection is overall positive, joyus, and contains some comedic films, there is some mild bad language and serious themes for which viewer discretion is advanced, especially for younger audiences. We recommend this programme for viewers of 13+.

Seven Feet Nine and a Quarter Inches


A blokey pub game, all beer bellies and pork scratchings - that’s darts, or so they say. This film captures the misunderstood sport in a new light, honing in on youth darts preeminent talent, 15 year old Katie Sheldon.

  • Year
    2020
  • Runtime
    13.29 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    Ireland
  • Rating
    Recommend age rating is 13+.
  • Note
    Documentary
  • Director
    Peter O’ Brien
  • Producer
    Tess Bunworth
  • Cast
    Katie Sheldon
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