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The Source in Thurles
The Source Arts Centre will host a Tipperary on Film event on Wednesday, June 4 from 8pm.
All films have been made by filmmakers born or living and working in Tipperary.
This selection include works completed from 2024 until now and features a mix of fiction and documentary.
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Tipperary has increasingly been used as a location for film-making and this is now being reflected in the increase in independent film-making in the county by individuals and production companies.
Additionally, funding programmes, such as Engine Shorts, have also increased in the past number of years and this has created greater opportunities for makers.
The programme runs approximately 90 minutes, reflecting the diversity, creativity, and strong sense of place that define Tipperary’s filmmaking voice today.
Admission is €10 and all are welcome.
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