As a retired postman, Pat has a busy life, especially when it comes to his routine. He still does his daily rounds and most people in the village let him get on with it. However, one man, Mangon, wants to put a stop to the pretence.
Set in a small village in the west of Ireland, the scenery is beautiful and this short film has some great acting from Jon Kenny, with support from Jack Walsh, and RTÉs John Creedon. I am not surprised it won various awards at film festivals in Ireland.
It's an interesting role for Jon Kenny. Jon was once teamed up with Pat Shortt as a comedy duo called the D'Unbelievables. Pat Shortt has gone on to do similar rural roles to this in films such as Garage and The Guard. It looks like Jon is trying a similar route. In any case, the quality of Jon's acting shows that he would be a great asset to any Director or film.
Set in a small village in the west of Ireland, the scenery is beautiful and this short film has some great acting from Jon Kenny, with support from Jack Walsh, and RTÉs John Creedon. I am not surprised it won various awards at film festivals in Ireland.
It's an interesting role for Jon Kenny. Jon was once teamed up with Pat Shortt as a comedy duo called the D'Unbelievables. Pat Shortt has gone on to do similar rural roles to this in films such as Garage and The Guard. It looks like Jon is trying a similar route. In any case, the quality of Jon's acting shows that he would be a great asset to any Director or film.
