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JAMESON DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2014FRIDAY 14TH FEBRUARYJDIFF SHORTSFri 14 Feb / Light House 1 / 6.30pm / 99 minutesDirectors: Various 2013 IrelandJDIFF presents another hand-picked selection of the best Irish shorts.Programmers: David Mullane, KevinO’Farrell and Liam RyanBREAKFAST WINEATROPHYRÚBAÍDirector: Ian FitzgibbonWriter: Kevin Barry11 minutesThey say it takes just three alcoholics tokeep a small bar running in a countrytown, but what if you’ve only got two?MORNINGDirector: Mairtín de BarraWriter: Matthew Roche13 minutesAtrophy examines the sacrifices made inthe name of development and the effectthey have. A tale of old versus new, loss,friendship and an old farmer and his dog…UISCE BEATHADirector: Louise Ni FhiannachtaWriter: Anton Beag Ó Colla11 minutesThe First Holy Communion is fastapproaching but, as an atheist, eight-yearoldRúbaí refuses to be a part of it.THE LEDGE END OF PHIL(FROM ACCOUNTING)Director: Cathy BradyWriters: Cathy Brady, Sarah Woolner20 minutesMary wakes up on the sofa with abanging headache. Her morning routineis broken by a persistent reporter.MECHANICWriter-directors: Tom Sullivan, FeidlimCannon15 minutesA mechanic at the end of his tether findssolace in old age…Director: Shaun O’ConnorWriter: Tadhg Hickey8 minutesSet in 1912, Uisce Beatha is the true storyof Tom, a young man who leaves hishome in rural Ireland to cross the oceanon the ill-fated Titanic.4 BHANRÍON (4 Queens)Director: Vittoria ColonnaWriters: Vittoria Colonna, Eoin Rogers15 minutes4 Bhanríon (4 Queens) is a black comedyabout four elderly sisters who play agame of poker to decide who will takecare of their elderly mother.Writer-director: Paul Ó Muiris6 minutesStuck outside looking in, Phil is forced toface the world he’s been ignoring. Nowhe must take a leap of faith or be trappedforever.‘WHAT IS A SHORT FILM?’PANEL DISCUSSIONFri 14 Feb /Red Room Light House /5pm / €10Irish short film-makers join two of theworld’s leading short film programmers,Sharon Badal (Tribeca Film Festival)and Kathleen McInnis (Palm SpringsInternational Film Festival), to discussshort film as an art and an industry.JDIFF IRISH SHORTS RECEPTIONSee page 69 for details.BOOK ONLINE AT JDIFF.COM 23

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