Project Detail

A Pint of Bitter

A large man is holding a tiny boy in the palm of his hand as a pint of beer sits on the table in front of them both.

Synopsis

You are trying to enjoy a quiet pint in the pub but a patron and his son seemingly have a problem with your demeanour.

Official Selection, Flatpack Festival 2026
Official Selection, Zagreb Animation Festival 2026
Official Selection, Ottawa Animation Festival 2026
Official Selection, Fantastic Fest 2026
Official Selection Pictoplasma, New York, 2026

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
08:58
Format
16:9
Director
Conor Kehelly
Producer
Conor Kehelly
Screenwriter
Conor Kehelly
Sound
Conor Kehelly
Composer
Conor Kehelly
Principal cast
Conor Kehelly

Production Status

Production Company

Conor Kehelly,

2 Norfolk House Road SW16 1JH

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