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DISTANCE looks at multiple dimensions of time in a specific place, Glenbride in Co. Wicklow, from three distinct perspectives: geographical memory, the memory of a house and the tangled forces of human memory. Inspired in part by the ideas of Scottish writer and poet Nan Sheperd "Thirty years in the life of a mountain is nothing, the flicker of an eyelid" we also echo James Joyce's words "Places Remember Events" (written in the margins of "Ulysses").

Sharon Whooley is a Film Artist based in Baltimore in West Cork in Ireland. "I have worked in film for over 20 years, as co-director of Harvest Films (www.harvestfilms.ie. As writer, I was co-writer with Pat Collins and Eoghan Mac Giolla Bhríde on the feature films Silence (2012) and Song of Granite (2017) (Dir: Pat Collins). We are currently writing a new film The Aran Islands based on John Millington Synge's book of the same name. My own films include Fathom (2013) a meditation on thinking and isolation based on the Fastnet Lighthouse, Nettle Coat (2014) on Visual Artist Alice Maher's work of the same name, Imogen Stuart: Dealbhóir (2016) on Irish/German sculptor, Imogen Stuart and Distance (2018); a story about time in a specific place, Glenbride in Co. Wicklow in Ireland. All of these films were funded by the Arts Council of Ireland. My next film, Night Flight is an experimental film about yearning and the human condition seen from the real world, the dream world and the other-world." SW