Gentle vibes in Song of the Sea

Families, friends and grandparents gathered yesterday in Kilcullen Town Hall and Heritage Centre for the family film in the Brigid 1500 Film Season, writes Teresa Nurse. Everyone enjoyed the gentle vibes and beautiful animation of Song of the Sea. There were even a few tears at the end. 

For some it was their first time in the venue. They were impressed by the wonderful space and comfy seats and many enquired about future events. You can keep up to date with Kilcullen Bridge Cinema on their Instagram.

The Brigid 1500 Film Season is supported by Kildare County Council. The next and fourth film in the season is on Tuesday February 20th. It is Girl, a debut film from British-Nigerian filmmaker Adura Onashile. The film explores what it is like for an immigrant mother and daughter resettling in Glasgow. It is rich in atmosphere and social commentary with beautiful cinematography from Tasha Back. The Irish Times described it as “An auspicious feature debut”. 

All tickets are €5. Available in Woodbine Books and on Eventbrite. Doors open at 7.30pm with refreshments served. Film at 8pm.

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