Founded in 2006 by Maya Derrington, Nicky Gogan, and Paul Rowley, Still Films is based in Dublin and New York. The company produces feature films, documentaries, TV series, transmedia productions, animations, and artist films.
Feature documentaries Seaview and Pyjama Girls were nominated for IFTAs (Irish Film and Television Award). Seaview received a special Jury mention at DMZ DOCS in Korea and Pyjama Girls won the audience award at the Capitol Irish Film Festival in Washington DC.
Still Films were recently honoured by the Dublin Film Critics Circle with The Michael Dwyer Discovery Award for their work over the past few years.
Teen focused Internet/TV series Sweded TV was selected by the Irish & international juries for Input, the international conference to celebrate challenging public television programming worldwide.
Still films are currently developing a slate of feature films and documentaries, and are in production on a number of shorts and co-productions.
Still Films is dedicated to providing a framework for the development of emerging creative talents and is committed to pursuing new approaches to filmmaking and distribution in all genres.
Pyjama Girls DVD is also on sale at the IFI shop, at Tower Records and Easons in Dublin.
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PYJAMA GIRLS Focuses on the lives of two charismatic inner-city Dublin teens,
Lauren and Tara, as they roam the streets, sporting nightwear for daywear.
IRISH FILM AND TELEVISION AWARD NOMINEE - BEST FEATURE DOCUMENTARY
‘Top 5 Irish films 2010’
Irish Times
‘A beautifully underplayed yet utterly haunting film’
Irish Examiner
‘Touching, absorbing... had the audience transfixed from beginning to end’
Film Ireland
Check out the trailer for We, The Masses by diretor Eoghan Kidney - a short animated film based on the artwork of Robyn O'Neil.
The film was conceived of at Werner Herzog's Rogue Film School and funded by the Frameworks scheme with the support of the Irish Film Board, RTE and The Arts Council of Ireland.
Our latest feature documentary BUILD SOMETHING MODERN is currently playing festivals. Directed by Nicky Gogan and Paul Rowley, the film looks at the unknown history of Irish architects designing hundreds of moderninst buildings in Africa in the 1960's and 70's. More info and booking details here.
THE ROOMS looks back at the remnants of the 20th century through the eyes of the 21st - a visually complex study of a world abandoned that somehow continues to operate. The film is a collaborative experimental feature by Paul Rowley and Tim Blue made with the support of a Projects Grant from the Irish Arts Council More info and booking details here.
DIVESTMENT is set in a corporate board room during the financial collapse as executives grasp at straws to save their own skin. The dialogue is drawn from actual divestment 'war room' scenarios, terms used by the Irish property industry and investment bankers. A response to the recent financial crisis in Ireland and Europe. Directed by Nicky Gogan and Paul Rowley
