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We’re delighted that One by one, the lights go out is screening this Sunday, 29th June at the Ulster Museum, Belfast as part of Docs Ireland.
Tickets available now via the Docs Ireland website.
The film is a tender, meditative documentary marking the end of an era, as the filmmaker's 87 year old father steps away from the land he has tended for decades.
Narrated by Michael Harding and inspired by his essay, the film reflects on legacy, memory, and the quiet passage of time.
If you only watch one video about Irish basketball in the 1980s today, make it this one. Garry Keane's film tells the extraordinary story of how a group of black American basketball players was signed up by the burgeoning Irish basketball association in the 1980s. Their arrival - to a very white Ireland - ended up a huge success, and this joyful and life-affirming film shows why. (50 mins)
