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TÁ SCANNÁN as Luimneach ag tabhairt aghaidh ar na stáit dá chéad taibhiú trasna an Aigéin Atlantaigh.
Tar éis turas taispeántais rathúil timpeall na hÉireann i mí Feabhra seo caite, buaileann an scannán Out of Place na SA le haghaidh a chéad taibhiú mar chuid de rogha oifigiúil Fhéile Scannán agus Cheoil Vermont.
Bíonn an fhéile ar siúl idir 2-4 Meitheamh i Stowe, Vermont.
Beidh an scannán ar fáil freisin le féachaint ar líne trí Solas Nua, eagraíocht ealaíon Éireannach atá lonnaithe i Washington DC.
Ar an 28 Meitheamh, labhróidh an stiúrthóir Graham Patterson le stiúrthóir Maedhbh Mc Cullagh i gceist agus freagraí ar líne.
Ar ais sa bhaile, beidh áthas ar lucht féachana na hÉireann a chloisteáil go mbeidh Out of Place á thaispeáint mar chuid d’Fhéile Scannán Oileán Acla an deireadh seachtaine seo, 11-13 Bealtaine.
Tá an scannán ardmholadh a ainmníodh don Chlár Faisnéise is Fearr i mí na Samhna seo caite ag Irish Film Festival London ina mhachnamh ar an ról a imríonn ceol i dtógáil pobail, ag fiosrú an teannais a thagann chun cinn nuair a bhíonn ceoltóirí ag streachailt le spás a shnoí dóibh féin ina gcathair.
Tá léirithe ceoil ag Out of Place ó Denise Chaila, God Knows, Hey Rusty, His Father’s Voice, MuRli, agus Post Punk Podge & the Technohippies.
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