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The Summit in Irish cinemas on Friday, November 22nd

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Award-winning documentary film The Summit, which details the deadliest day in modern mountain-climbing history, opens in Irish cinemas this Friday, November 22nd.

This gripping film had a packed screening in the Cork Opera House last week as part of the Cork Film Festival, where it received a standing ovation from over 800 guests. It won the World Cinema Documentary Prize for Editing at the prestigious Sundance Festival earlier this year, and has gleaned ecstatic reviews from the world press:

"A heart-throbbing cliffhanger" (Hollywood Reporter)

"A pulse-pounding success" (The New York Times)

"Irresistible" (Los Angeles Times)

"A physical evocation of the fear and euphoria experienced by these brave men and women who thrive on the impossible" (Variety)

Coming down after conquering a mountain is considered the hardest and deadliest part of an expedition, when climbers can become careless due to exhaustion and elation from the conquest. The Summit uses never-before-seen footage and interviews to chronicle the day in August 2008 when eleven climbers, including Irishman Ger McDonnell, died or vanished on K2.

The Summit was produced by Image Now in association with Passion Pictures, Diamond Docs and Fantastic Films, and was funded by Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board, RTÉ, BAI and BBC. It is being distributed by Wildcard Distribution.

Watch the trailer here. List of cinemas:

Dublin:
Cineworld
Screen
Light House
IMC Dun Laoghaire
IMC Santry

Regional:
Gaiety Sligo
The Eye Galway
IMC Galway
Omniplex Limerick
Omniplex Tralee
Omniplex Cork
Gaiety Arklow
IMC Athlone
Killarney

 

 


The Other Side of Sleep available to buy on DVD across Ireland this Friday

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The Other Side of Sleep, the debut feature from Irish director Rebecca Daly, will be available on DVD from this Friday, November 22nd.

The film had its premiere at the prestigious Directors’ Fortnight of the Cannes Film Festival before screening at the Toronto International Film Festival, among others.

Starring Antonia Campbell Hughes (Kelly + Victor, Albert Nobbs), Vicky Joyce and Sam Keeley, The Other Side of Sleep tells the story of Arlene, a sleepwalker who is like a ghost in her own life. She lives in a small town in the Midlands, surrounded by woodlands and laneways where people disappear and never come back. When she wakes in the woods one morning beside the body of a young woman, suspicions and fears start to spread through her small community.

“Powerfully etched.” Screen International

“Truly haunting.” The Guardian

“Finely crafted.” The Dubliner ****

“A daring debut.” The Sunday Times

The Other Side of Sleep was produced by Irish company Fastnet Films (Colony, Kisses), and European co-producers Rinkel Film & TV Productions and KMH Film Productions. The film was funded by Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board, the Netherlands Film Fund and Hungarian Motion Pictures Foundation.

It will be available on DVD in stores including Golden Discs, Tower Records and the IFI in Ireland from this Friday, 22nd November. 

Watch the trailer here.

 

The second module of Screen Training Ireland’s “VFX: Script to Screen” on now

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Screen Training Ireland, the training arm of Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board, is delivering the second module of its programme “VFX: Script to Screen” in Dublin this week, from November 21st to 23rd.

Tutors for this module include VFX supervisors Peter Hjorth (Nymphomaniac, Melancholia, Antichrist), Jeppe N. Christensen (A Royal Affair, Kick Ass) and Ed Bruce (Last Days on Mars, Ripper Street, Game of Thrones), VFX producer Laura Livingstone (Zoic Studios) and director Brian Kirk (Game of Thrones, Boardwalk Empire, Dexter).

Module 2 focuses on how VFX impacts production, and the interaction between director, DOP and VFX Supervisor.

VFX: Script to Screen provides producers, directors and key creatives from Europe with an overview of visual effects from development to post-production and provides access to the highest level of international visual effects talent. Screen Training Ireland, as the training arm of Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board, provides on-going training for the screen sectors through the delivery of world-class training initiatives. 

VFX: Script to Screen is supported by the MEDIA Programme of the European Union.

Find further information here.

 

IFB Funding Applications Now Accepted Online

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New Changes Implemented to the IFB Funding Process

Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board (IFB) is delighted to announce that the agency is now accepting applications for development, production and distribution funding loans online.

Applicants wishing to apply for funding must register on the IFB website, create a personal login and proceed through the new application process.

There are a number of changes to the application process, so it is advisable that applicants acquaint themselves with the new online application process, allowing enough time to complete the full application prior to the IFB funding deadlines.

It is important to note that additional information and materials are now requested for all Production Funding schemes including:

  • Analysis of the project under IFB's criteria of making cinema, originality and additionality
  • Details of the co-producer, co-production deal and any reciprocal relationships in place
  • Details on the target audience for the project and how comparable titles have performed in the international and domestic marketplace 
  • Details on the proposed Irish and international festival strategy for the project

 

First Stage Documentary production funding has now been replaced with a Documentary Development Loan.

It is advised that all applicants read the How to Apply Guidelines before making an application.

Upcoming funding deadlines are:

IFB Development Funding Applications: Friday November 29th 2013
IFB Production Funding Applications: January 10th 2014

Helpful Links:

• Register with the new IFB Application System
• Read the IFB How to Apply Guidelines
• Read more about the new Documentary Development funding.

 

Glactar anois le hIarratais ar Mhaoiniú BSÉ/IFB Ar Líne

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Athruithe Nua ar Phróiseas Maoinithe BSÉ/IFB Curtha i bhFeidhm

Tá áthas ar Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board (BSÉ/IFB) a fhógairt go bhfuil an ghníomhaireacht anois ag glacadh le hiarratais ar líne ar iasachtaí forbartha, léirithe agus dáilte.

Ba chóir d’iarratasóirí a theastaíonn uathu iarratas ar mhaoiniú a dhéanamh clárú i dtosach ar shuíomh gréasáin BSÉ/IFB, aitheantas pearsanta a chruthú do logáil isteach, agus dul tríd an phróiseas iarratais nua.

Tá athruithe éagsúla déanta ar an phróiseas iarratais, agus mar sin molaimid go gcaitheann iarratasóirí am ag dul i dtaithí ar an phróiseas iarratais nua ar líne, ag fágáil neart ama leis an iarratas iomlán a líonadh roimh spriocdhátaí maoinithe BSÉ/IFB.
 
Tá sé tábhachtach tabhairt san áireamh go bhfuil eolas agus ábhair bhreise anois ag teastáil ó na scéimeanna Maoiniú Léiriúcháin ar fad, na rudaí seo leanas ina measc;

  • Anailís ar an tionscadal faoi chritéir BSÉ/IFB maidir le cineama a dhéanamh, úrmhaireacht agus breisíocht
  • Sonraí maidir leis an chomhléiritheoir, leis an bheart chomhléirithe, agus le haon ghaolmhaireacht chómhalartach atá ann
  • Sonraí maidir le sprioclucht féachana an tionscadail agus le conas ar éirigh le tionscadail dá leithéid seo cheana sna margaí náisiúnta agus idirnáisiúnta
  • Sonraí ar straitéis mholta an tionscadail maidir le féilte Éireannacha agus idirnáisiúnta


Tá maoiniú léiriúcháin Céad Chéim d’Fhaisnéis anois athraithe go Iasacht d’Fhorbairt Fhaisnéise.

Moltar go gcinntíonn iarratasóirí go bhfuil na treoirlínte ar Conas Iarratas a Dhéanamh léite acu sula dhéanann siad iarratas.

Is iad na spriocdhátaí maoinithe le teacht ná: 

Iarratais ar Mhaoiniú Forbartha BSÉ/IFB: An Aoine, 29ú Samhain 2013

Iarratais ar Mhaoiniú Léiriúcháin BSÉ/IFB: 10ú Eanair 2014
 
Nascanna Cabhracha

Cláraigh le Córas Iarratais nua BSÉ/IFB 

Léigh na treoirlínte Conas Iarratas a Déanamh de chuid BSÉ/IFB

Léigh tuilleadh faoi Maoiniú d’Fhorbairt Fhaisnéise.

 

Exciting lineup announced for the first Catalyst Project seminar

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The first of two Catalyst Project seminars takes place this Saturday, November 28th, in Croke Park. It will be attended by almost four hundred talented Irish filmmakers. It is hoped that attendees will not only learn about low-budget filmmaking from industry experts but also form new relationships and exchange ideas with their fellow emerging filmmakers.

After attending both seminars, the filmmakers will then have the chance to apply for three awards of funding to make a low-budget (€350,000) feature film under the Irish Film Board’s Catalyst funding and mentorship initiative. For more information and key dates, click here.

The day will be moderated by screenwriter/director David Keating (The Last of the High Kings, Wake Wood, Into the West) and highlights include:

  • Jim Sheridan masterclass: the Academy Award–nominated writer/director looks back at some of his most famous films, explaining the decisions he made for the first ten minutes of each film to engage the audience from the beginning 
  • “The Actors”, in which director Lenny Abrahamson (Adam & Paul, Garage, Frank, What Richard Did) discusses the relationship between director and cast
  • A case study of the low-budget film Treacle Jr. with the film’s writer/director, Jamie Thraves, and its distributor, Edward Fletcher of Soda Pictures
  • An exploration of the creative evolution of low-budget films with producers Ben Pugh (Shifty, Welcome to the Punch) and Barry Ryan (Kill List, Tyrannosaur, Dead Man’s Shoes) and director Ben Wheatley (Kill List, Sight Seers, A Field In England)
  • A conversation about the editing process, with editors Nathan Nugent (Run & Jump, Kelly & Victor, What Richard Did) and Emer Reynolds (My Brother, Here Was Cuba, Patrick’s Day)
  • “Who’s in It?”, a discussion about casting with Macdara Kelleher of Fastnet Films (producer of Kisses, The Runway, Life’s A Breeze) and Edward Fletcher of Soda Pictures (distributors of For Those In Peril, Wadja, Hannah Arendt)

 

Learn more about the Catalyst initiative here.

 

Ireland’s first VFX & Animation Summit on now

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Speakers have worked on international blockbusters like
Gravity, Man of Steel, Ender’s Game and Iron Man 3

Multi award-winning international visual effects practitioners from the US, Canada and the UK are in Dublin this week to participate in the very first Irish VFX & Animation Summit.

The two-day event will comprise a film screening, a full day of talks, presentations and panel discussions, as well as recent work showcases presented by local VFX & Animation companies and VFX & Animation software demos.

Supported by Screening Training Ireland (part of Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board) and Enterprise Ireland, the VFX & Animation Summit aims to bring together the flexible and convergent VFX, Animation and Games community to encourage skillset growth and industry awareness, and act as a catalyst for the development of a sustainable Visual Effects and Animation industry in Ireland.   

Speaking about the event, Teresa McGrane, Deputy Chief Executive of Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board, said, “Bord Scannán na hÉireann is delighted to support the inaugural Irish VFX & Animation Summit. The Irish animation industry has already established a strong international reputation, and the Irish VFX industry, while at an earlier stage, is making its mark with international film and TV drama projects such as Lockout, Game of Thrones, The Last Days on Mars and Ripper Street.  This event is a unique forum in which to explore the highly specialised artistic and technical skills that link the animation, VFX and games industries, and a wonderful opportunity for local industry to hear from top international visual effects talent and discuss international growth opportunities for the sector.”

The event will see attendees engaged in many areas of the VFX & Animation pipeline and all will get a first-hand chance to engage directly with the award-winning speakers and global leaders in their field.

The Summit seeks to provide a platform and forum for open discussion, as well as a networking opportunity between key international talent, local industry, and students from film, animation, visual effects, games and computer science backgrounds. The goal is to encourage growth in current and future skillsets with a view to developing the burgeoning visual effects industry in Ireland and ensuring Ireland’s VFX talent has what it takes to make blockbusting images worthy of the world stage. This will help those working in the sector in Ireland to secure more opportunities within this increasingly important part of the film and television industry.

Ireland has emerged as a top international player in animation in recent years, and the Summit provides an opportunity to showcase this position. Irish VFX talent punches well above its weight internationally, and the Summit aims to tap into the considerable talents of this diaspora, in order to enable growth back home in the local industry. Irish speakers at the Summit include William Sargent, Co-Founder/CEO, Framestore; Des Carey, Partner/VP, Light Iron (LA); and Gavin Graham, Co-Head of CG, Double Negative.

To find out more about all the Summit speakers, click here.   

For further information, please contact Laura Livingstone, laura@vfxsummit.com, or visit the website.

The Irish VFX & Animation Summit is funded in part by Screen Training Ireland and Enterprise Ireland and is supported by Animation Skillnet. Screen Training Ireland is part of Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board and provides on-going training for the screen sectors through the delivery of world class training initiatives. 
 

 

JUMP and THE LAST DAYS ON MARS released today in the US

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IFB-supported films JUMP and THE LAST DAYS ON MARS are being released in the US today, Friday, December 6th. 

Blinder Films’s JUMP received three IFTA nominations earlier this year and also won awards at the Palm Springs Film Festival and Irish Film New York. Director Kieron J. Walsh, who co-wrote the film, will be hosting a Q&A at the Arena Cinema in Hollywood tonight. More details here. The film is available on DVD in the UK and Ireland.

Also opening to US audiences is Ruairí Robinson’s THE LAST DAYS ON MARS, starring Liev Schreiber. It had its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival this year, where it was chosen for the prestigious Director’s Fortnight. Find more information, a trailer and a full list of US theatres here.

 


Lenny Abrahamson to speak at the National Film School Lecture Series next week

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As part of its ongoing lecture series, which is presented in association with Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board, the National Film School (IADT) will host director Lenny Abrahamson (Adam & Paul, Frank, What Richard Did) next Tuesday, December 10th, from 10am.

After directing an award-winning short film and numerous television commercials, both in Ireland and internationally, Lenny Abrahamson’s début film, Adam & Paul, won the Best First Feature award at the 2004 Galway Film Fleadh and the Grand Prix at the 2005 Sofia International Film Festival.

His second feature, Garage, was selected for the Directors’ Fortnight at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival and won the CICAE Art and Essai award. What Richard Did, his third film, was released in 2012 to critical acclaim. All of these projects, as well as his television series Prosperity, have won IFTAs. Abrahamson’s latest feature, Frank, a comedy about a young wannabe musician starring Michael Fassbender, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Domhnall Gleeson, will be released in 2014.

The lecture will take place in Atrium Building Room A025 at the Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology from 10am. Admission is free. Click here for directions.

 

Major Irish feature films Calvary and Frank to screen at Sundance Film Festival 2014

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World-class Lineup of Irish Stars featured in Calvary and Frank includes
Michael Fassbender, Brendan Gleeson, Chris O’Dowd, Domhnall Gleeson,
Aidan Gillen & Killian Scott

The Irish feature films Calvary and Frank, both of which were supported by Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board (IFB), will have their world premieres at the Sundance Film Festival, the most prestigious indie festival in the US, in January 2014. It will be another strong showing for the Irish at this prestigious festival, where IFB-funded documentary The Summit and animated short film Irish Folk Furniture won awards in 2013.

Calvary, directed by John Michael McDonagh, is a blackly comic drama about a good priest tormented by his community. It is McDonagh’s follow-up to 2011’s The Guard and again stars Brendan Gleeson (Albert Nobbs, Studs), along with Chris O’Dowd (The Sapphires, Bridesmaids), Aidan Gillen (Mister John, Shadow Dancer), Dylan Moran (Good Vibrations, A Film with Me In It), Domhnall Gleeson (Sensation, Shadow Dancer) and Killian Scott (Good Vibrations, Black Ice). Calvary is produced by Octagon Films and was shot in Sligo and Dublin.
 
Frank, directed by Lenny Abrahamson (Adam & Paul, What Richard Did) is a comedy about a wannabe musician who joins a band of eccentric pop stars led by the mysterious and enigmatic Frank and his terrifying sidekick, Clara. It was written by Jon Ronson (The Men Who Stare at Goats) and Peter Straughan (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy) and stars Michael Fassbender (Haywire, Shame), Maggie Gyllenhaal (The Dark Knight, Secretary) and Domhnall Gleeson (Sensation, Shadow Dancer). Frank is produced by Element Pictures and was filmed in Wicklow and Dublin.
 
Commenting on the selection, James Hickey, Chief Executive, Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board, said:

“Irish film has performed very well at Sundance over the last number of years. Films such as The Guard, Once, His & Hers and The Summit have all been discovered at the festival and have gone on from there to be distributed internationally.

“Both Frank and Calvary showcase the excellent work happening right now in the Irish film industry and they include a world-class lineup of Irish stars including Michael Fassbender, Brendan Gleeson, Chris O’Dowd, Domhnall Gleeson, Aidan Gillen and Killian Scott. It is a very positive start to 2014 for the industry and a great representation for Ireland internationally.”
 
In 2013, the IFB-funded documentary The Summit and short film Irish Folk Furniture screened at Sundance, where both picked up prizes — the Editing Award: World Cinema Documentary and the Short Film Jury Award for Animation respectively. The Summit was also snapped up by the major American distributor Sundance Selects during the 2013 festival and is currently on release in select Irish cinemas.
 
For more information contact: Louise Ryan, Marketing & Communications Manager, louise.ryan@irishfilmboard.ie / +353 86-329-7819.

About the Sundance Film Festival
 
The Sundance Film Festival, a program of the Sundance Institute, is one of the largest independent film festivals in the United States and takes place annually in Park City, Utah. The 2014 festival will be held from January 16th to 26th. The festival awards jury and audience awards across drama, documentary and short film. One hundred and nineteen feature-length films, representing 32 countries and 51 first-time filmmakers, and 65 shorts were screened at the 2013 festival. For more information, see http://www.sundance.org/festival/
 
About Calvary
 
Calvary is an Octagon Films and Reprisal Films production, presented by Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board (IFB) and the BFI in association with LipSync Productions. International sales are being handled by Protagonist Pictures.
 
About Frank

Frank is an Element Pictures and Runaway Fridge production, developed by Film4 and financed by Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board (IFB), Film4 and the BFI. International sales are being handled by Protagonist Pictures.

 

UPDATE: IFB-funded short film The Last Days of Peter Bergmann has also been selected for Sundance. Read more here.  

 

Reality Bites short The Last Days of Peter Bergmann joins Frank and Calvary at Sundance

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More great news from Sundance: a short film funded under the IFB’s Reality Bites scheme will join feature films Calvary and Frank at the 2014 festival.

The Last Days of Peter Bergmann, directed by Ciaran Cassidy and produced by Morgan Bushe for Fastnet Films, had its world premiere at IFI Stranger Than Fiction this year, where it picked up the audience award for Best Short Film. It tells the story of a man calling himself Peter Bergmann who arrived in Sligo Town in the summer of 2009. Over his final three days, he went to great lengths to make sure that no one would ever know who he was or where he came from.  Watch the trailer here.

Director Ciaran Cassidy and producer Morgan Bushe also worked together on the Reality Bites film Collaboration Horizontale, released in 2010, which unravels the mystery of a French woman who bore a child to a German soldier in the 1940s. This film screened at Telluride and won an award at the Palm Springs International Short Film Festival. Ciaran Cassidy has also won many prizes for his radio documentaries, including the 2010 Prix Europa for The Runners.

IFB-funded features Frank, directed by Lenny Abrahamson and starring Michael Fassbender, Domhnall Gleeson and Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Calvary, directed by John Michael McDonagh and starring Brendan Gleeson, Chris O’Dowd and Aidan Gillen, will also screen at Sundance, which takes place from January 16th and 26th in Park City, Utah.

Read more about the shorts program at Sundance here.  

 

New Screen Training Ireland programme encourages innovation and creativity in producers

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Screen Training Ireland, part of Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board, is delighted to announce Leading Edge: The Producers Programme. This innovative programme is aimed at established producers and seeks to incorporate the creative and business aspects of production. It will assist producers to internationalise their projects, and provide mentorship and custom-designed training development. The final module will take place in London and will provide direct access to sales and marketing expertise and networking opportunities with the local industry.

Producers with a proven track record in film, documentary or TV drama are invited to apply to the programme. Producers should be actively developing a feature film project.

Angus Finney, course director, has worked closely with Screen Training Ireland and the Irish Film Board to develop this exclusive programme. Finney is manager of the Film London Production Finance Market and currently an expert witness for the UK government. His experience includes training, managerial, financing, creative management, executive producing, and international sales.

The programme will be delivered over three modules, in January, March and June 2014. The first module of the programme commences January 14th, 2014. Taking place over two days in Dublin, this module focuses on areas such as the film value chain, changing film markets, financial packaging, business models and business plans.

Module two takes place over three days in Dublin and focuses on the creative and development process,  exploring  the producer's role in creative development, story selection and execution, working and managing creative talent, creative packaging, project selection and slate management, resolving conflicts, identifying audience at the early stage and pitching.

The final module takes place in London over three days and focuses on international sales, the film calendar, marketing and audience research. Producers will work on the building of informed, coherent Project Plans and Finance Plans with a view to their projects being pitched to real buyers and investors, thus providing an opportunity for exposure to the commercial marketplace, negotiation and capturing best value.

For further information on the programme please visit http://www.screentrainingireland.ie/ or contact Helen McMahon: helen.mcmahon@screentrainingireland.ie  

Screen Training Ireland, part of Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board, provides on-going training for the screen sectors through the delivery of world-class training initiatives. 

 

Paul Duane named one of Variety’s Ten Directors to Watch

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Paul Duane, the director of IFB-funded films Very Extremely Dangerous and Barbaric Genius, has been named one of Variety magazine’s Ten Directors to Watch 2013.

The ten honourees will be saluted at an event during the Palm Springs International Film Festival in California in January. Paul Duane will go from there to New York for the screenings of three of his films: Barbaric Genius on January 17th at the New York Irish Center, Long Island City; Very Extremely Dangerous on January 18th at the Wythe Hotel, Brooklyn; and Natan on January 19th in MoMA.

The full list of Variety’s chosen directors can be found here, and profiles of each can be found in its December edition, out now. 

 

Ghost Train selected for the prestigious Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival

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In more exciting festival news, the short film Ghost Train has been selected for one of the most prestigious festivals in the world, the Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival, which takes place from January 31st to February 8th, 2014.

Directed by Lee Cronin and produced by John Keville of Rank Outsider Productions and Ulla Simonen of MADE, Ghost Train is a co-production with the Finnish Film Foundation and stars Owen McDonnell and Steve Wall.   

Watch the trailer here.  

We announced earlier this week that three IFB projects will screen at Sundance in 2014: Frank, directed by Lenny Abrahamson and starring Michael Fassbender, Domhnall Gleeson and Maggie Gyllenhaa; Calvary, directed by John Michael McDonagh and starring Brendan Gleeson, Chris O’Dowd and Aidan Gillen; and the short documentary The Last Days of Peter Bergmann, directed by Ciaran Cassidy.

 

James Hickey, CEO, The Irish Film Board, comments on the passing of Peter O'Toole

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Stage and screen actor Peter O’Toole, who became an international star in the title role of David Lean’s Oscar-winning epic Lawrence of Arabia, died on Saturday at age 81.

Commenting on the passing of actor Peter O’Toole, James Hickey, Chief Executive, Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board, said, “I am saddened to hear of the passing of Peter O’Toole. He was one of our greatest actors and his wonderful talent will be missed by all. Our heartfelt condolences are with family, in particular his daughter and IFB Board member, Kate O’Toole."

In a tribute to the actor, the President of Ireland, Michael D Higgins, said, "Ireland and the world has lost one of the giants of film and theatre. In a long list of leading roles on stage and in film, Peter brought an extraordinary standard to bear as an actor.”

Read more about the extraordinary life of Peter O’Toole on Variety.com.

 


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