Films and video poems
Water and Blood (2024)
“Water and Blood” - is the story of Molly Gallagher, an 18-year-old girl, whose mother is Hungarian and whose father is Irish. She has been swimming since she was a baby and her dream is to become an Olympic swimmer and to represent Ireland.
Exhibited in Waterford Gallery of Art at the Muscles and Minds Irish Art Olympians Exhibition from 27 July – 26 November 2024
Shortlisted at Drumshanbo Film Poetry Festival 2025
Ec(h)o (2023)
Exhibited in Armagh Planetarium April/May 2024
Each section of the video poem is about an element: air, water, earth, fire, each four minutes long. The four video poems together create a haiku, sounded (with echo) and as text on screen with animation. With each element there is immense beauty as well as images of pollution.
Available for galleries, domes and immersive installations on request.
This Yard (2023)
This is an ekphrastic film poem. The text was a response to a poem “Sedimentare” by Viviana Fiorentino. The poem “This Yard” uses the imagery of the “little cockerel” in a Hungarian fairy tale. At the same time, I got to know the works of the Hungarian painter Laszlo Bujaki - his motif and signature is the little deer that appears in each painting. It is his anima or spirit animal, I think, and this resonates with the “little hen” I mention in my poem. He has, indeed a painting that depicts a farmer and his yard, but I chose for the film poem his self-portrait with a cigarette, for I felt that it best represented the layering of what “sedimentare” (composting) means. So, there are layers upon layers in this film poem.
This Yard is included in Frame to Frames: Your Eyes Follow II Poem Film Editions Screened at Fotogenia Film Festival Mexico 2024. – book available for sale on
To My Dear Idealist (2023)
Multilingual film poem based on a poem by Matilda Olkinaitė (1922-1941), a young Lithuanian Jewish poet who created in the Lithuanian language and was murdered during the Holocaust.
Screened at Human Arts Festival Dublin 2023
Winner of best cinematography at European Film Union 2024
Short listed and screened at O'bheal Poetry Film Festival Cork 2024
Rain (2021)
A one-minute film poem about visiting Paris
Here I stand (2020)
Inspired by the true life story of Ivor Perl, a young boy, who survived Auschwitz because he lied about his age a videopoem to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the Liberation of the Nazi concentration camps, while remembering other victims of genocides that took place in the 20th Century.
Commissioned by the Executive Office of Northern Ireland for Holocaust Memorial Day Exhibited in the Complex Dublin 2023
Here I Stand – Memories (2020)
reportage with survivors of genocides.
Hommage to a towering shade (2013)
The Bloom mystery (2007)
Uncover the Enigma: "The Bloom Mystery"
Join us on a journey across time and continents in this documentary, "The Bloom Mystery." This 29-minute film, meticulously shot on Bloomsday in Dublin and in the quaint Hungarian town of Szombathely, delves deep into the enigmatic origins of one of literature's most iconic characters: Leopold Bloom.
Don't miss this unique cinematic experience that bridges the past and present, illuminating the diverse roots of Leopold Bloom. Tune in and let the mystery unfold!
Screened at 38th Hungarian Film Festival and at McGuill University Montreal
Get your copy of the film for blooms day 2024
