Cill Stuifín
Screening of Cill Stuifín (2026), a documentary on a West Clare lost village followed by a post‑screening discussion
2026 | Ireland | 61' | cc | Documentary
Off the coast of West Clare lies Cill Stuifín, a village long believed to have been swallowed by the sea – some say by a freak wave, others by an ancient curse. In this cinematic documentary, folklorist Aindrias de Staic follows in his late father's footsteps to uncover the truth behind the legend. As haunting stories collide with scientific discoveries, geologists reveal evidence of a cataclysmic event, while big wave surfers confront the powerful reef that guards its secrets.
Director(s): Kev L. Smith
Writer(s): Kev L. Smith, Breej Masterson
Producer(s): Kev L. Smith, Donncha Mac Con Iomaire, Deirdre Learmont
Cast: Aindrias De Staic, Tara Howley, Ailbhe Nic Giolla Chomhaill, Ollie O'Flattery, Callum Curtin, Martina McCarthy, Jack O'Donovan Trá, Felim O'Toole, Marie Connole, Dónal Ó Cinnéide
Post-screening discussion will follow.
Same venue: Town Hall Theatre
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