Niall Cunningham takes on the role of ferryman in Dalkey, Ireland, two years after his father's death, continuing a family tradition spanning generations.
Synopsis
Niall Cunningham takes on the role of ferryman in Dalkey, Ireland, two years after his father's death, continuing a family tradition spanning generations.
Synopsis
Niall Cunningham stands at the helm of a small ferry in Dalkey, Ireland. He took on this role after the death of his father, Ken, who served as the ferryman for many years. As Niall transports passengers across the water, he reflects on his father's legacy and the weight of family tradition. The film captures his interactions with the local community and the emotional challenges he faces in his new position. It runs for 14 minutes and is directed by Aisling Murphy.
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Why Watch
- Meet Niall Cunningham, the new ferryman of Dalkey.
- Find out how Niall honors his father's legacy.
- See the connections within the Dalkey community.
Did You Know
- Niall Cunningham became the ferryman in Dalkey, Ireland, in 2025.
- Ken Cunningham served as the ferryman until his death two years prior to 2025.
- The documentary has a runtime of 14 minutes.
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Who is the director of The Last Ferryman?
The director of The Last Ferryman is Aisling Murphy.
What is the duration of The Last Ferryman?
The Last Ferryman has a duration of 14 minutes.
In which country was The Last Ferryman produced?
The Last Ferryman was produced in Ireland.
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