The next 32A screening in New York is part of the Irish Arts Center's Spring program.

Venue: Irish Arts Center

55 W. 51st Street, Manhattan

+1 (212) 757-3318

May 23rd, 7:00pm

Tickets available via the IAC

 

David Pearse, Dylan Tighe and Lalor Roddy in Mount Analogue, Walker and Walker, 2011.

Mount Analogue is included in an exhibition running at the Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin for the next three months, Sleepwalkers. The film is included within a larger body of work by by Walker and Walker as well as the British sculptor, Barry Flanagan.

Sleepwalkers
22 February - 06 May 2012
Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin
Curated by Michael Dempsey.

We're screening 32A at the London Irish Film Festival in the Tricycle this week and the Cork Film Festival next week.

London - Saturday 5th at 15:00 in The Tricycle.

Cork - Friday 11th at 11.00 in Gate Cinema.

Marian will be attending the Cork screening and bookings can be made via the links above.

One of our side projects is supporting the work of Ivan Robertson, a writer whose site we maintain and who comes up to record his great short stories for releasing via the web. Ivan also wrote and appeared in our short film, The Angelus. An old colleague of Ivan's, Joe Pignato, who teaches in the Music Department of SUNY Oneonta, responded to one of Ivan's short stories. He composed a special piece of music and then devised a really great event we were happy to participate in.

All Over centered around a performance of Joe's own composition to an audience in SUNY Oneonta. Beamed into the auditorium were live orchestrated performances from a dozen or so musicians from across the US, Israel, Canada, New Zealand all interspersed with live readings from Ivan here at Janey Pictures in Leitrim. The photograph above shows them setting up testing the connections to us and to New Zealand. It was a hectic 90 minutes or so here trying not to miss our cues and hearing what we could over the headphones. As soon as there's a link to video we'll post it up here. A great vision and huge ambition from Joe and we were happy it all came together.

Delighted that we won in the Creative Industries section of the County Enterprise Awards this month. Thanks to all the gang up at County Leitrim Enterprise Board who have supported our work since the early days of Janey and continue to provide the service they do. We were thrilled.

"Quinn effortlessly captures the in-between stage of adolescence, complete with awkwardness, uncertainty and more than a little angst. Both thoughtful and tender, as well as sweet and sincere, her film unravels as an intimate and personal journey through puberty."

A lovely review from Sarah Ward for The Reel Bits, Australia. 32A toured there representing Ireland as part of the Windows on Europe Festival.

Update: The link is down, Sarah has a new review site Play Slash Pause which she will be moving her reviews too, We’ll update the link when it’s available.

IRISH FILMS NEW YORK - 32A at Cantor FIlm Center, NYU, Sat 1st Oct

We're delighted to be back in New York to screen 32A. Both Director and Producer will be there and looking forward to the screening and Q&A. Lots of other great Irish films on that weekend so lots of reasons for people to come.

Saturday 1st October, 6.00PM
Cantor Film Center, NYU
36 East 8th Street
(East of University Place)

32A on the IFNY Festival Site
Purchase Tickets for 32A at IFNY
Show me the Cantor Film Center on a map

  See the event on Facebook

Just a quick update on the latest tour of South America for 32A.

After screenings in Buenos Aires, Argentina and in Asuncion, Paraguay in May, the film was shown in Bahia Blanca, Argentina at the end of July. We also screened in Rosario, Argentina: 13 August and in Salta, Argentina: between 9 and 19 August.

Upcoming screenings include:
- Córdoba, Argentina: 1-4 September
- Chaco, Argentina: during the months of October and November.
- 5 cities in Bolivia: between 10-24 November, more details as we get them.

All of which is fantastic and thanks to the Dept of Foreign Affairs and the Irish FIlm Institute in co-ordinating all of this. We get a lot of visitors from South America to our site and it's a pleasure to know how well the film is received there.

After a lovely install in Kilkenny, Nick Miller's short film "Painting Patrick: after Olympia and Venus' which we produced received a great review from the Sunday Times. There's a short clip showing the installation on our site too.

32A screens on the 3rd of June in the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo New York as part of the Cinegael Film Festival



Later on they have a talk which sounds fascinating about the recently unearthed cache of over 800 short films shot in Dublin around 1900.