#Poll: Vote now in the Scannain Readers: Favourite Irish Film of 2016
2016 was a bumper year for Irish films at the cinema, featuring Oscar contenders and independent gems alike. Now it’s your opportunity to vote for what was your favourite of the year’s Irish film releases.
From road trips (My Name is Emily) to bike trips (The Young Offenders), from fishing rights (Atlantic) to holy rights (Strange Occurrences), from twisted games (Traders) to ill-conceived heists (The Flag), the stories being told in Irish films this year ran the full gamut of human experience.
Familiarise yourself with the selection, then cast your vote!
A Date for Mad Mary
Atlantic – Director Risteard O Domhnaill
Bobby Sands: 66 Days – Director Brendan Byrne
Crash & Burn – Director Seán Ó Cualáin
Dare to be Wild – Director Vivienne de Courcey
The Flag
– Director Declan Recks
Further Beyond – Directors Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor
I Am Belfast – Director Mark Cousins
I Am Not A Serial Killer – Director Billy O’Brien
The Land of the Enlightened – Director Pieter-Jan De Pue
Love & Friendship – Director Whit Stillman
Mammal – Director Rebecca Daly
Mattress Men – Director Colm Quinn
Mom and Me – Director Ken Wardrop
My Name is Emily – Director Simon Fitzmaurice
The Price of Desire – Director Mary McGuckian
The Siege of Jadotville – Director Richie Smyth
Sing Street – Director John Carney
South – Director Gerard Walsh
Strange Occurrences in a Small Irish Village – Director Aoife Kelleher
Strangerland – Director Kim Farrant
The Survivalist – Director Stephen Fingleton
Traders – Directors Rachael Moriarty and Peter Murphy
The Truth Commissioner – Director Declan Recks
Viva – Director Paddy Breathnach
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The poll will close on December 20th, when we will reveal our reader’s favourites.
