Conradh na Gaeilge Glaschú Mise Éire, CCA, Sunday 12 June, 2016
Sun 12 June 2016
CCA
7pm, Free but ticketed,
Book online via Eventbrite / 0141 352 4900
As part of ongoing commemorations of the 1916 Rising, the Pádraig Pearse Branch of Conradh na Gaeilge in Glasgow is delighted to screen Mise Éire as part of Féile na Gaeilge Glaschú.
Produced by the pioneering Irish language filmmakers Gael Linn, Mise Éire draws almost exclusively on contemporaneous newspapers, newsreels and actuality footage from the early years of Ireland’s revolutionary period to present a history of that turbulence.
The era under director George Morrison’s microscope is divided into three segments and spans from the late years of the nineteenth century through to the 1916 Rising and concluding with Sinn Fein’s electoral victory in 1918, a triumph that would be a precursor to revolution.
The film’s approach to this history is avowedly patriotic, celebrating as heroes and martyrs those who involved themselves in the radical nationalist movement. The film is notable for the invaluable work of archival salvage undertaken by Morrison in identifying and preserving moving images in Irish and British collections.
This film is in Irish (with subtitles) and English.
Centre for Contemporary Arts
350 Sauchiehall Street
Glasgow G2 3JD
This section: Cinema, What's On Glasgow West End: cinema, clubs, theatre, music, events, festivals, community and more
Related Pages
- CineRoma – Carmen: No Fear Of Freedom
- Govanhill: A Community Film Portrait + (Q&A)
- Govanhill International Festival and Carnival 2024
- Josie Long at Govanhill International Festival 2024
- Book Launch: Whispers of the Dead, Lin Anderson
- Summer Market and Big Truck Event at Riverside Museum
- Take 2: Scooby Doo
- Exhibition: Between Islands
- Exhibition: Landscapes of Loss, The Deep End, Govanhill
- Greyfriars Biophilic Garden Open Day
- In The Jungle – Free Family Event Glasgow Green
- Carlton Jug Fundraiser for Disability Access
- Mother India – Glasgow
- The Glaswegian at Websters
- JJ Gilmour at Websters
- Drumchapel Reconnect Festival
- Yorkhill Green Spaces Community Gardening
- Glasgow Literary and Music Lounge at Red Rosa’s
- Scotland’s Gardens – SWG3 Garden Open Day
- Ashton Lane Street Food Festival
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.