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Acclaimed Irish documentary maker Ross Whitaker (Unbreakable, When Ali Came to Ireland) is back with a new feature, and it looks like it’s going to be really stunning.
Between Land and Sea is an observational documentary which takes us through a year in the life of prime Irish surfing spot Lahinch in County Clare. The film follows a community of surfers trying to get by in this harsh climate, following their daily struggles with work and family alongside the endless draw of the waves.
The result it a documentary with some incredible visuals on offer, and just as many stirring tales of survival.
Director Ross Whitaker will be on hand for a Q&A following two special screenings of Between Land and Sea on March 5th at 16.00 and March 7th at 18.30.
Find out more information and book your tickets here.
[photo credit Kevin Smith]
A BUMP ALONG THE WAY 16.00
DARK LIES THE ISLAND 16.20, 21.00
JOKER (70mm) 13.50, 18.20
LAND WITHOUT GOD 13.10, 16.50
NON-FICTION 13.40, 20.30
THE DAY SHALL COME 14.50, 18.30
The IFI is supported by The Arts Council
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