Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 8 September 2020
365. Deputy Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for Media, Tourism, Arts, Culture, Sport and the Gaeltacht the specific projects and feature-length films funded by her Department through Screen Ireland funding in 2019 as referred to in the Public Service Performance Report 2019; and the amount in State funding given to each project. [21915/20]
View answerScreen Ireland supports writers, directors and production companies by providing investment loans for the development, production and distribution of film, television and animation projects. As set out in the Public Service Performance Report 2019, Screen Ireland invested in projects detailed in the table below in 2019.
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Irish Feature Production |
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1 |
Beards |
€750,000 |
Tilted Pictures |
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2 |
Boys from County Hell |
€550,000 |
Blinder Films |
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3 |
Cutters |
€700,000 |
World 2000 |
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4 |
Dead Happy |
€700,000 |
Playground Pictures |
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5 |
Foscadh |
€300,000 |
Magamedia |
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6 |
Let the Wrong One In |
€650,000 |
Workshed Films |
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7 |
Mo Ghra Buan |
€300,000 |
Macalla |
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8 |
Owned |
€750,000 |
Element Pictures |
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9 |
Puffin Rock |
€300,000 |
Cartoon Saloon |
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10 |
Redemption of a Rogue |
€50,000 |
Pale Rebel Productions |
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11 |
Sea Fever |
€125,000 |
Fantastic Films |
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12 |
The Racer |
€900,000 |
Blinder Films |
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13 |
The Edge of Chaos |
€100,000 |
New Stage Films |
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14 |
Vivarium |
€50,000 |
Fantastic Films |
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Creative Co-Production |
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15 |
Death of a Ladies Man |
€250,000 |
Port Pictures Ltd |
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16 |
I Never Cry |
€125,000 |
MK1 Productions |
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17 |
My Salinger Year |
€200,000 |
Parallel Film Productions |
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18 |
Shadows |
€250,000 |
Feline Films Ltd. |
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19 |
Sweetness in the Belly |
€75,000 |
Parallel Film Productions |
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20 |
Stranger With a Camera |
€200,000 |
Big Dog Pictures |
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21 |
Wild Mountain Thyme |
€280,000 |
Port Pictures Ltd |
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TV Drama Production |
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22 |
Darklands |
€350,000 |
Parallel Film Productions |
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23 |
Normal People |
€600,000 |
Element Pictures |
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24 |
Smother |
€400,000 |
Treasure Entertainment |
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25 |
The South Westerlies |
€425,000 |
Deadpan Pictures |
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Animation |
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26 |
Alva & the Trolls |
€300,000 |
Kavaleer Productions |
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27 |
Dorg Vandange |
€250,000 |
Cartoon Saloon |
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28 |
Fantasy Ireland |
€220,000 |
Igloo Animations |
|
29 |
Ollie |
€175,000 |
Ink and Light |
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30 |
The Lost Letter |
€150,000 |
Igloo Films |
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Documentary |
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31 |
A Dog Called Money |
€10,000 |
Blinder Films |
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32 |
Avenger Ghaoth Dobhair |
€82,500 |
Rosg |
|
33 |
Breaking Out |
€60,000 |
Silver Moonbeam Film Productions |
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34 |
Castro's Spies |
€100,000 |
EagleHill Films |
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35 |
Father of the Cyborgs |
€100,000 |
Dot TV & Films |
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36 |
Folkland |
€150,000 |
South Wind Blows |
|
37 |
Full Circle |
€100,000 |
John Kelleher Media |
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38 |
On Windmill Lane |
€100,000 |
Animo TV Productions |
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39 |
Pure Grit |
€125,000 |
Underground Films |
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40 |
Shooting The Mafia |
€50,000 |
Lunar Pictures Ltd. |
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41 |
The 8th |
€150,000 |
Gyre & Gimble Productions |
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42 |
The Sheriff |
€100,000 |
Below the Radar |
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43 |
To the Moon |
€125,000 |
Inland Films |
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44 |
Tukdam: A Question of Life and Death |
€110,000 |
Wildfire Films |
