Three years of production resulted in a 72-minute documentary that tells the story of Ballymun's regeneration through the voices of local residents.
Synopsis
Three years of production resulted in a 72-minute documentary that tells the story of Ballymun's regeneration through the voices of local residents.
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Synopsis
Ballymun, a suburb in North Dublin, features prominently in The 4th Act. Directed by Turlough Kelly, the film presents the story of the Ballymun Regeneration through the voices of local residents. It includes archival footage collected by the Ballymun Media Co-op. The narrative culminates with the account of the last resident of the Ballymun Flats, who chose to remain despite the redevelopment. The project took three years to complete and was funded by the Irish Film Board and Dublin City Council.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See Ballymun's transformation through local voices.
- Meet Turlough Kelly, a local director with personal ties.
- Find out about the last resident of the Ballymun Flats.
Did You Know
- The film took 3 years to make.
- The 4th Act was first screened at the Dublin International Film Festival in 2017.
- The last resident of the Ballymun Flats refused to leave until the end.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed The 4th Act?
Turlough Kelly directed The 4th Act.
When was The 4th Act first screened?
The 4th Act was first screened at the Dublin International Film Festival in 2017.
What was the original plan for the film before it became a documentary?
The film was originally planned to be a series of short films about the Joseph Plunkett Tower.
What are people saying?
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