After the Tone - Irish Short Film
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Shot in Kinsale, this film explores themes of grief, acceptance, and family against the stunning backdrop of Ireland’s coastline.
This short was made alongside Sam Peare and Sarah Jacob for our University College Cork film and screen media final-year graduation project.
The music was done by the incredibly talented Mathias Levy Valensi and William Troy and the film couldn't have been achieved without the help of the amazing cast.
Cast
Nathan Sweeney as Colm
Lorraine Fox as Maura
Brian O'Neill as Father Jacob
David Peare as Declan
Alison Johnson as Bridget
Special Thanks To
St. Multose Church,
Old Head Lighthouse,
UCC Film & Screen Media,
& Jamie Hooper
Beautiful film. I wish I could talk with my dad that way. What I would give to see him and talk with him one more time.
This broughtd tears to meold eyes. Hold on to the ones you love!!
Excellent work. Remember to appreciate your loved ones while theft are here, "you only get one chance",
Loved it ! I always loved Irish films, the contents the ideas, the human touch and the actors SUPERB ! Very realistic and touching..All the best ,May your inspirations keep you going and the viewers keep indulging ...
Bitter sweet. Enjoyed it very much!
Such a beautiful story! Thank you for letting me get into my heart.
A lovely story thank you very much. Just one question, when the lad was sitting on the settee, before the phone rang initially, Nana’s box looked huge next to him on the floor, was this meant to be significant? It was only when he got up I realized it was the same size and on the table. I thought that was quite clever, importance wise.
hi catherine, thanks so much for the comment !! we really wanted to make it seem more imposing and kept it closer to the camera for this reason (as a physical manifestation of his grief) so i'm so glad it made you feel that way :)
Very nice. Wouldn't that be amazing if we could talk on the phone to those who have passed?
We can talk through our minds... if we know them well enough we hear them answer
@@angeldark8812 I mean really talking.
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Just absolutely beautiful.
wonderful
❤liked it👍🏻
Poignant and deeply meaningful. And a very unusual and interesting 'narrative' technique. Great thanks from India.
Well done!
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Very cool!
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