L.A. Irish Film Festival Double Feature: My Brothers and Swansong: Story of Occi Byrne
Aero Theatre, Between Euclid St. and 14th St. (1328 Montana Avenue Santa Monica, CA 90403)
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The last date listed for L.A. Irish Film Festival Double Feature: My Brothers and Swansong: Story of Occi Byrne was Friday October 1, 2010 / 7:30pm.
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Casual
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Opening night is dressier.
2 Goldstar Member Reviews
Written on Sep 19 2011The whole weekend of Irish film is worthwhile. There is even a bit of the craic after each show.
Written on Oct 16 2010Two films and two shorts. The filmmakers were there and there was a party down the block you could go to with free drinks and snacks. Not a bad deal.
More Information About L.A. Irish Film Festival Double Feature: My Brothers and Swansong: Story of Occi Byrne
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Description
West Coast Premiere! My Brothers, 2010, Rubicon Films. Dir. Paul Fraser. When his dying father's watch is accidentally broken, 17-year-old Noel and his brothers, Paudie and Scwally "borrow" a broken-down bread van from his employer, and journey to the seaside town of Ballybunion to find a replacement.
U.S. Premiere! Swansong: Story of Occi Byrne, 2009, Kinowelt Filmverleih. Dir. Conor McDermottroe. Teased and bullied as a child because he has no father, Occi Byrne (Martin McCann) grows up plagued by anger, confusion and pain. In the hopes of unlocking his own identity and overcoming the past that haunts him, Occi sets out to find his father and discover the secret of his birth.
Discussion between films with directors Paul Fraser and Conor McDermottroe.
Each feature will be preceded by a short film:
"Days Like This" (2007, 3 min) Director Joel Simon tells the story of a man looking back on the great day: when his father took him to an international soccer match.
"The Line" (4 min.) Director Maria O’Connor’s fictional silent dark comedy drama combines animation and quirky locations as two characters struggle on a writing journey. (Introduction by film composer Joe Conlan!)
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