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HISTORY


Scéal Eile established itself as Ireland's first Irish festival in Belgium in 2018.
We are committed to showing the best Ireland has to offer in film.
We are grateful to our sponsors for their support. 

Below is a list of the films we have shown to date.

2023
An Cailín Ciúin (The Quiet Girl) by Colm Bairéad - 21/03 - Cinema Galeries, Brussels
Breaking Out by Michael McCormack - 21/03 - Cinema Aventure, Brussels
Sunlight by Claire Dix - 21/03 - Studio Skoop, Ghent
Lyra by Alison Millar - 22/03 - Cinema Galeries, Brussels
Wildfire by Cathy Brady - 22/03 - Cinema Galeries, Brussels
Aisha by Frank Berry - 22/03 - Cinema Galeries, Brussels
Nothing Compares by Kathy Ferguson - 22/03 - Cinema Galeries, Brussels
Traveller by Joe Comerford - 22/03 - KASK Cinema, Ghent
Cyprus Avenue by Vicky Featherstone - 24/03 - Cinema Galeries, Brussels
Blarney by Harry O Donovan - 24/03 - De Cinema Antwerp
Secrets from Putumayo by Aurélio Michiles- 25/03 - Cinema Aventure, Brussels
Angel by Neil Jordan - 26/03 - Cinema Flagey, Brussels


2022
Arracht by Tom Sullivan
Redemption of a Rogue by Philip Doherty
Pure Grit by Kim Bartley

2020
A Bump Along the Way by Shelley Love
Gaza by Garry Kean and Andrew McConnell

2018
Sing Street by John Carney

In addition to these feature films, we have presented a number of short film programmes.
Here are some short film titles we have had the honour to screen:

Turf by Ara Devine 
Derry the Oak Grove by MollyPhillips and Tom Hannigan
Crossing Lines by Margaret Gordon
Triang Times by Emer O'Shea, Manus Brennan and Michael Mc Monagle
Connecting Borders by Gemma Gfeller


A Different Kind of Day by Maria Doyle Kennedy
Homecoming by Sinéad O'Loughlin
A Terrible Hullaboo by Ben O'Connor
Spacemen Three by Hugh O'Conor and John Butler
Nymphet by Laura Hermanides
Later Afternoon by Louise Bagnall
The Other Book of Kells by Dave Crann
Big Bird by Jan Boon
Bending Glass by Suzie Keegan
The Bird and the Whale by Carol Freeman
The Wiremen by Jessica Patterson
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