SVSFF

Still Voices Short Film Festival

International Short Film Festival
Ballymahon, Co. Longford
August 19th - 22nd 2021

The Shop That Was

“The Shop That Was” reflects upon the impact the closure of the shop has on the local rural community and in particular five of its longstanding customers. Central to the narrative is the role of the proprietor Frank Hughes and his relationship with the community. Featuring Mayor of Clonmel, Garret Ahearn discussing how rural decline effects a small village like Grange.

Directed by:Michael Hughes
Produced by:Mark Spillane
Runtime:10 mins
Completion Date:October 1, 2019
Country of Origin:Ireland
Country of Filming:Ireland
Category:Non-Fiction
Selection:Student Shorts
Programme 5
Screening Time / Venue:THU AUG 13
10AM - 10PM ONLINE
Links: Vimeo

Latest News

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Call of the Forest Screening

Ronan O'Toole
07 December, 2020

Still Voices Presents a Special Screening of Call of the Forest in partnership with Whose Woods These Are Tree Festival.

Submissions for Still Voices 21 Now Open

Ronan O'Toole
01 October, 2020

Submissions for the Still Voices Short Film Festival 2021 are now open!

2020 Award Winners Announced!

Ronan O'Toole
16 August, 2020

Still Voices Short Film Festival 2020 Award Winners Announced!

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Tickets

As this year's festival is online, no tickets will be sold. The online short film competition will be free.

2020 Programme

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Ballymahon

Located in the heart of the Irish midlands, Ballymahon plays host to Still Voices every August.