Google+ Running in Cork, Ireland: New Film...Town of Runners

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

New Film...Town of Runners



Town of Runners is a new film following the lives of two young athletes in the small town of Bekoji in Ethiopia. Perhaps like it's Kenyan equivalent of Iten, this Ethiopian town is noted for having produced many of that countries world class athletes.

Orla Barry on the Newstalk radio station has a ten minute interview with the film director Jerry Rothwell. The clip can be found below.....it starts at 6:00 and lasts until 15:21


Screenings......For those of you in Dublin, this film will be screened at the Lighthouse Cinema at Market Square, Smithfield, Dublin 7 on the following dates....

Tues 24 April (17:00), Wed 25 Apr (17:00), Thurs 26 Apr (17:00), Frid 27 Apr (18:15), Sun 29 Apr (18:15), Mon 30 Apr (18:15), Tues 01 May (18:15), Thurs 03 May (18:15)

14 comments:

Anonymous said...

What about a screening of the film in Cork ????

John Desmond said...

The only screenings in Ireland for the moment are in Dublin and Belfast

MicHyDathlete said...

Maybe we could use the blog to demonstrate an interest in a showing of the film in Cork somehow????

MicHyDathlete said...

Maybe you could see if you could get a screening of the film in Cork if there was enough interest shown through this blog... the footage in the trailer looks fantastic.

John Desmond said...

Before I put up this post, I made an enquiry to see if it might be possible so something might come of that. In the meantime, if you are interested in seeing this film in Cork then leave a comment here.

By the way, the film is 88 mins long.

Anonymous said...

Ill give my vote for it to be shown!

Anonymous said...

Any chance of the new Triskel Cinema showing it I wonder

Anonymous said...

Ditto. Would love to see it.

John Meade said...

I'd certainly go if the film was screened in Cork.

Anonymous said...

Count me in!

Anonymous said...

me too

Anonymous said...

If it's on in Cork, I'm there! It'll be good to meet fellow runners in a social capacity. Strict dress code: no singlets or shorts :)

Ainle Ó Cairealláin said...

would love to see this in Cork!

Barry DOnovan said...

PLease show this in Cork, would be fantastic!