The sun has got its hat on!

What ho! It's been a while since my last post (nothing new there) so while the sun's shining and everyone is feeling good I figured a burst of activity on the blog front would be a good idea.

Citadel will have its release in Irish cinemas from June 21st so that's very exciting news. Seeing the posters on Dublin buses is a real buzz and I'm looking forward to seeing how it will be received by reviewers and cinema goers. Here's the poster and trailer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7cxt3W_2cE

Kelly+Victor news

Kelly+Victor, a feature film on which I shared editing duties with Nathan Nugent, has been selected for this year's SXSW film festival. This is the third year in a row that a film I've worked on has been selected for SXSW with Charlie Casanova in 2011 and Citadel in 2012 being the previous selections. It is also being screened this Friday 22nd  February at 8pm as part of the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival - see www.jdiff.com

Film news...

The UK & Ireland cinema release for Citadel is March 1 this year and the release in the United States on DVD, BluRay and VOD is on January 29th, only a few days away.

Kelly+Victor is being screened on February 22nd at the Lighthouse Cinema in Dublin during the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival - see www.jdiff.com for more details - the screening schedule is being released on January 23rd. There's a nice review of the film on the Screen Daily website which can be read by clicking here.

I have been working on another feature film project since the autumn called Standby, a romantic comedy starring Brian Gleeson (Love/Hate) and Jessica Paré (Mad Men) and directed by Rob and Ronan Burke. The producers are John Wallace (Blacksheep Productions) and David Grumbach (Juliette Films) and it is an Ireland/Luxembourg co-production. Rob & Ronan made an IFTA nominated short film called 'Runners' starring Aidan Gillen which was written by Standby's screenwriter Pierce Ryan. 

See IFTN article here.

Is it too late to say Happy New Year?!?

Here's a link to an interview with Antony Hegarty and Nabil Elderkin conducted by Pitchfork, discussing the video for 'Cut The World' by Antony & The Johnsons, directed by Nabil, that I edited last summer.

Pitchfork interview

You can watch the video here on my Vimeo feed. Careful now, it's not for the squeamish.


Antony and the Johnsons - Cut the World from Tony Kearns on Vimeo.