FILM DAYS limited edition – 21 – 23 April 2023
FILMS 2019: A – E | F – L | M – P | Q – S | T – Z | Feature Film | Short Film
FILMS 2018: A – E | F – L | M – P | Q – S | T – Z | Feature Film | Short Film
FILMS 2017: A – E | F – L | M – P | Q – S | T – Z | Feature Film | Short Film
FILMS 2016: A – E | F – L | M – P | Q – S | T – Z | Feature Film | Short Film
FILMS 2015: A – E | F – L | M – P | Q – S | T – Z | Feature Film | Short Film
Screens Before: Lamb
Michael Lennox | Ireland | 2014 | 14 min | English | n.s.
Most kids get a dog, cat or bunny as a pet, not Jamesy and Malachy though. Their dad gives them two chickens they call Boogaloo and Graham. The boys are over the moon with their chickens, but mom mainly worries about the mess. This film was nominated for an Oscar for Best Short Film of 2014.
Year in
Festival
2016
Director
Michael Lennox
Camera
Mark Garrett
Cast
Martin McCann
Charlene McKenna
Aaron Lynch
Riley Hamilton
Country
Ireland
Editor
Lívia Serpa
Language
English
Length
14 min
Music
Jered Sorkin
Producer
Brian J. Falconer
Production Company
Out of Orbit
Production Design
Niall McAvoy
Sales
Out of Orbit
Scenario
Ronan Blaney
Sound Design
Steve Bond
Year of Production
2014
Website
Michael LENNOX is a director and cinematographer. He grew up in Northern Ireland and from an early age had a passion for storytelling. In 2008 he directed his first short film, Rip and the Preacher, which was selected by the British Council to tour over twenty festivals worldwide. His short Boogaloo and Graham won the BAFTA and secured an Oscar nomination for Best Short Film in 2014. Lennox also debuted as director of a feature film in 2014 with Patch of Fog.
Filmography
Rip and the Preacher (2008, short), Dawkins vs Lennox: Has Science Buried God? (2009, video doc), Coming Up (2010, TV series, episode: Eclipse), Dinner Party (2010, short), Absence (2011, short), Nine Lives (2012, short), Kosnice (2012, co-dir, segment: London), The Back of Beyond (2012, short), Boogaloo and Graham (2014, short), A Patch of Fog (2015), Awaydays (2015, short)