Showing: 30 March 2025
Join Cinemagic for a celebratory showcase of young filmmaking talent, from Northern Ireland and Ireland, at the 2025 ‘On the Pulse’ Competition Shortlist Showcase.
As well as celebrating the work of young filmmakers, the showcase allows next-gen creatives to view films made by their peers and offers opportunities for them to network and talk movies!
At the showcase the shortlisted films will be presented before we announce the 2025 winners for Animation, Documentary and Fantastical. Come along to celebrate the achievements of young people and meet the film making stars of the future.
SHORTLIST – ANIMATION
Sound Bouncers – Dir: Edosa Homina
Catastrophic – Dir: John Michael Hegarty
Another go – Dir: Elisa Beli Borrelli
Packrat – Dir: Shana Brewer-Gannon
It All Comes Down – Dir: Meg Earls
Hotel – Dir: Charlie Tivoli Beimers
SHORTLIST – DOCUMENTARY
Cliff Edge. – Dir: Grace Gonnelly
Mar A Dhéarfadh M’Athair (As My Father Would Say) – Dir: Emma Corrigan
Dear Ishan – Dir: Ashish Prasai
Beyond the Screening – Dir: Ben Lundy
Beara’s Breath – Dir: Eimear McKenna
SHORTLIST – FANTASTICAL
Lazarus – Dir: Zach Ó Maonagrian
Is Someone There? – Dir: Andrew Dornan
Gerard – Dir: Luca Blaney & Amy Caldwell
A Fairytale Romance – Dir: Kate Haley
Florence – Dir: Tess Doolan Burke
Ouroboros – Dir: Lucas Stewart
Darkness – Dir: Sean Romera
Now That I Look – Dir: Thomas Bennett
The Greenhouse Next Door – Dir: Lottie Bowden
Content warning: This package contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.
Age Suitability: This shorts package has been given an age recommendation of 18+ due to adult themes and strong language.
Cinemagic ‘On the Pulse’, is an exciting month-long programme of screenings, film education events, talks and workshops on the short film genre and short form storytelling. We have programmed a season of the very best international short films, classic heritage shorts and cartoons, as well as showcasing short films made by local young filmmakers.
Cinemagic 'On the Pulse' is funded by the Department for Communities through Northern Ireland Screen.