‘Wildfire’ screening Portstewart

Award-winning Newry-born director Cathy Brady’s debut film Wildfire is coming to Flowerfield Arts Centre in Portstewart and Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre in Limavady as part of Film Hub NI’s Collective programme which brings local films to local places.
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The screening in Portstewart takes place on February 17 and in Limavady on March 3.

Wildfire is the story of two inseparable sisters Kelly and Lauren whose lives are shattered by the mysterious death of their mother in the fractious border town where they grew up.

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When Kelly, who has been missing, returns home, the intense bond with her sister is re-ignited and together they unearth their mother’s past, but uncovered secrets and resentments which have been buried deep threaten to overwhelm them.

A scene from WildfireA scene from Wildfire
A scene from Wildfire

Nora-Jane Noone and the late Nika McGuigan, co-star as the two sisters alongside Kate Dickie, Martin McCann and Helen Behan.

Cathy Brady recently won the prestigious BIFA Debut Screenwriter Award for Wildfire and also the IFTA for Best Director. She says: “I am absolutely delighted that audiences throughout Northern Ireland are getting the chance to see Wildfire as part of this Film Hub NI Tour. It feels like it’s a homecoming as the story is set here and I can’t wait to see how local audiences connect to these characters and their stories.

“The lead performances of Nika and Nora are remarkable and made to be seen on the big screen. We were all deeply shocked and saddened when Nika tragically died while we were post producing Wildfire. To have known Nika and be known by her is one of the greatest gifts I’ve had in my life.”

For ticket information www.filmhubni.org/

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