Fraternal twin sisters Emma and Chantal are worlds apart. Emma is self-conscious, and unsure of which path to take in life - she dreams of starting a band (they have a pie-chart) with her best friend Gary, who secretly has a crush on her. Chantal, meanwhile, is beautiful, confident, and knows exactly where her life is headed. When their parents go away for the summer, their simmering sibling rivalry threatens to boil over, especially when the mysterious boy next door moves back in... Metal Heart is a laugh-out-loud coming of age comedy-drama about family and growing up, while also being poignant, sophisticated and wise.
Lauded by Screen Daily critic Fionnula Halligan for it's Irish charm and warmth Metal Heart features a luminous performance from newcomer Jordanne Jones and revels due to it's light hearted and likable nature resulting not only in a solid directorial debut for O'Connor but another worthy entry in the catalogue of consistent quality film produced on these shores. Read Screen Daily's full review here.
Screened at Killarney Cinema on Friday 19th October at 7pm and with director Hugh O'Connor in attendance this will surely be one of the highlights of what is shaping up to be the best Kerry Film Festival yet.
For further details on this years Kerry Film Festival please visit www.kerryfilmfestival.com
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