The Sky Road TV & Film Festival is a three day film festival taking place in the Station House Theatre in Clifden from the 9th to the 11th of October 2015 with a full programme of documentaries, features and shorts.
This years ‘Local Screening‘ section will feature a documentary & shorts that were supported and produced by Galway Film Centre.
Sat 10th October at 10am:
‘Ag Cumadh Ceoil Nua | Making New Music‘ – Documentary celebrating the Galway Music Education Partnerships inaugural ‘Composer-in-Residence’ produced by Galway County Council with Galway Film Centre and directed by Des Kilbane.
Sun 11th October at 12pm:
‘Next Stop – Stories from Galway’s Railways’ – Directed by Paul Murphy, these are a collection of four short documentaries dealing with different aspects of our railway heritage. Rather than telling our railway history these short films deal with the Heritage left behind by the railways and are very much set in the present. The first film ‘Castlegrove Station’ is the story of a man and his young family who move from Dublin back to his native Galway. ‘Fishing line’ explores one mans love of angling in the shadow of Ballynahinch Castle. ‘One day in Castletown’ is the story of a community group and there efforts to restore an iconic building while ‘Temporary Track’ deals with a little know private railway used to harvest turf.
See the full 2015 Sky Road TV & Film Festival programme on their website here.

