Soulsmith (film)
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Directed byKevin Henry
Written byKevin Henry
Produced byKevin Henry
Seamus Waters
Seamus Waters
StarringMatthew O'Brien
Miriam Devitt
Brian Fortune
Conor Marren
Elva Trill
Tommy Canavan
Aoibheann McCann
Richard Keaney
Tristan Heanue
Miriam Devitt
Brian Fortune
Conor Marren
Elva Trill
Tommy Canavan
Aoibheann McCann
Richard Keaney
Tristan Heanue
| Soulsmith | |
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| Directed by | Kevin Henry |
| Written by | Kevin Henry |
| Produced by | Kevin Henry Seamus Waters |
| Starring | Matthew O'Brien Miriam Devitt Brian Fortune Conor Marren Elva Trill Tommy Canavan Aoibheann McCann Richard Keaney Tristan Heanue |
| Cinematography | Stephen C. Walsh |
| Edited by | Eoin McDonagh |
| Music by | Michael Fleming |
Production company | WHIM Films |
Release date |
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Running time | 83 minutes |
| Country | Ireland |
| Language | English |
Soulsmith is a 2017 Irish film, directed, written and produced by Kevin Henry.[1][2]
€2,176 was raised via an Indiegogo campaign.[3] Soulsmith was filmed in Castlebar and Dublin. It was filmed in 2.35:1.[4] Kevin Henry said that "When writing Soulsmith, so much coverage on my generation had been about emigration but I just wanted to focus on those who stayed. And in a more focused sense, Soulsmith tries to take a step back and look at masculinity within my generation".[5]
Plot
Ed Smith is a once-successful playwright now struggling. Then, his father dies, and he goes home to County Mayo.