Dublin City / South Georgian Quarter

The Embassy of Greece in Ireland, with the support of Drama International Short Film Festival, presents online the short film ‘To Vancouver’ (2021) written and directed by Artemis Anastasiadou. Two siblings, a spell, wounded landscapes and an inevitable escape. Is it a migration story or the chronicle of an extinction? Artemis Anastasiadou is a director and screenwriter from Thessaloniki. She studied theatre at the Department of Fine Arts at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and Film Directing at the University of Austin, Texas. Her latest film ‘I am Mackenzie’ won the Texas Best Short Film Award at SXSW2019, and the Tonia Marketaki Award at the Drama International Short Film Festival. The film (23min) is in Greek with English subtitles and is recommended PG.

This event is part of the European Culture Trail – a EUNIC Ireland (European Union National Institutes for Culture) initiative for Culture Night in cooperation with the European Commission Representation in Ireland.
Whether you plan to come to town this year or enjoy Culture Night from home, immerse yourself in the diversity of European languages and cultures on the European Culture Trail, where delights from different European countries await you.

Participants:
Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria
European Commission
French Embassy @ National Gallery of Ireland
Alliance Française
Goethe-Institut Irland
Embassy of Greece
Istituto Italiano di Cultura
Embassy of Portugal
Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia
Instituto Cervantes

For those visiting European Culture Trail events in person, you are invited to download our “European Culture Trail Treasure Hunt” passport here and collect stamps or signatures at each stop. Those passports with the most stamps at the end of the night will be entered into a raffle for the chance to win some wonderful prizes.