When All Is Ruin Once Again to be released April 24th via Access Cinema and On Demand
Posted: 23rd April 2020
In a unique collaboration, access>CINEMA, Break Out Pictures and TwoPair Films will release Keith Walsh's documentary When All Is Ruin Once Again in a new at home cinema format this Friday, April 24th.
The film was originally scheduled to tour a number of cinemas and access Cinema Clubs following festival acclaim, but with cinemas and arts venues now closed, will now be released on Vimeo On Demand and online through participating arts centres / film clubs.
A rural community commit their lives to memory as a new motorway ploughs forth through their landscape, a glaring symbol of our modern age. What will remain when nature inevitably subsumes it all?
When All Is Ruin Once Again was filmed over a 7-year period amongst the communities of Gort in South Galway and Crusheen in Co. Clare, during which the Limerick to Galway motorway was being constructed. The film reflects on and examines the rural life of these communities in the midst of great local and national change.
Winner of the Best Cinematography Award at the Galway Film Fleadh in 2018, as well as a special mention for Best New Irish Documentary at Docs Ireland in 2019, When All Is Ruin Once Again has been called "spectacular, ruminative, lyrical [...] a masterpiece of cinema" by Entertainment on RTÉ.
You can rent When All Is Ruin Once Again via your local film club or arts centre, receiving a 20% discount, and part of the proceeds from the rental will also be donated to the film club or arts center you rent the film from.
The following access>CINEMA participating arts centres and film clubs are confirmed to date:
- Gate Cork
- Galway Film Society
- Mermaid Arts Centre, Bray
- Droichead Arts Centre, Drogheda
- Sligo Film Society
- Linenhall Arts Centre, Castlebar
You can also pre-order When All Is Ruin Once Again on Vimeo On Demand: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/wairoa