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‘Gritty’
Irish Examiner
‘Alan turns grief into greatness through his epic swim’
SwimSwam Magazine
16 Official Selections / 9 Countries / 5 Awards
The story of Alan Corcoran’s unprecedented 500-kilometre sea swim for charity has all the hallmarks of a fascinating documentary. With the stunning backdrop of Northern Ireland and Ireland’s wild coastline, the story tells the succession of challenges faced during such a monumental undertaking. Raising €30,000 for cancer and stroke charities in memory of his dad, it’s a film that explores a person’s journey through grief, using the swimming project to channel negative emotions into a meaningful, hopeful, inspiring adventure.
IRISH PREMIERE – Killarney Kerry, Wander Wild Festival, 25 March
Waterford City Garter Lane Arts Centre, 21 April
Cork City Gate Cinema, 26 April
Dublin City Temple Bar, Irish Film Institute, 27 April
Tinahely Wicklow The Courthouse Arts Centre, 28 April
Belfast City Strand Arts Centre, 3 May
Waterford City Garter Lane Arts Centre, 6 May
Wexford Town Wexford Arts Centre, 9 May
Castlebar Mayo Linenhall Arts Centre, 6 June
Kilkenny Town Watergate Theatre, 9 June
Galway City Town Hall Theatre, 15 June
Greystones Wicklow Whale Theatre, 22 June
Ennis Clare glór, 29 June
Bangor Down coming soon
Newcastle Down coming soon
SCOTTISH PREMIERE – Edinburgh The Cameo, 14 May
CANADA
Canmore ArtsPlace, 28 January SOLD OUT
Canmore ArtsPlace, 12 February SOLD OUT
Edmonton The Metro, 27 March
Banff Lux Cinema, 6 May
Calgary The Plaza, 12 May
Canmore ArtsPlace, 8 July
‘As Irish adventures go, this has got to be one of the most extraordinary and difficult to date’
Sean Conway (author and adventurer)
‘Unsinkable is an inspiring tale of family, adventure, triumph, and hope’
Outdoor Swimmer Magazine
‘Unsinkable is a sincere and emotional story of resilience and determination…extremely positive and kind viewing experience…very enjoyable to watch unfold’
Film Carnage (Critic Review)
‘Unsinkable is a tale of glory and achievement borne from loss and pain’
Swimming World Magazine