irected by João Tudella, Dinnseanchas shows a quiet act of cultural resilience; a patchwork of perspectives through time, rooted in place.
Weaving together the voices of farmers, artists and community members, the film explores how traditional knowledge and community memory shape responses to climate pressures and ecological change.
The film is a Hometree production, made possible through Creative Ireland’s Creative Climate Action fund.
The film screening will be followed by a panel discussion chaired by West Cork curator and artist Róisín Foley. Panelists will include Hometree co-founder Ray O’Foghlú and Dinnseanchas artist Zoë Rush.
This event forms part of The Art(s) of Climate Action, an annual festival program centered around local participation in the arts and environment. With thanks to Dinnseanchas for leading the event, support and collaboration.