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27-06-03 news EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS
Colin Farrell's Fleadh Intermission...

Ireland's current most famous son Colin Farrell may be the king of Hollywood blockbusters but the Dubliner has a homegrown movie premiering next month at the Fleadh.

When we caught up with Colin Farrell last September on the set of Intermission filming in Dublin - even then we didn't realise how much of a big name he was to become.

Although he was a household name at the time the young Castleknocker has become the hottest movie star on the planet.

But the good news is for all you Farrellites out there is that Intermission will have its world premiere at the Galway Film Fleadh on Friday 11 July.

Farrell takes out his rage on a car

The movie stars Colin Farrell (Tigerland, Minority Report, Phone Booth, The Recruit, Daredevil), Colm Meaney (The Van, How Harry became a Tree), Cillian Murphy (Disco Pigs, How Harry became a Tree) and Kelly MacDonald (Trainspotting, Elisabeth, Gosford Park).

Farrell plays Lehiff

Set in present-day Dublin, Intermission is a story of ordinary interweaving lives searching for love in all the wrong places.

Colin Farrell plays Lehiff, a loner and petty criminal planning one last job to end his career of hellraising and start nestbuilding. On the other side of the law is Detective Jerry Lynch (Colm Meaney), a pugilistic maverick wading through the underbelly determined to make a difference and leave his mark.

Cillian Murphy plays John, an incurable romantic who dumps his supermarket job to join forces with Lehiff and win back Deirdre (Kelly MacDonald) the love of his life who has moved in with Sam (Michael McElhatton), a married bank manager.

Lehiff's scam goes awry when Noeleen (Deirdre O'Kane) Sam's violent ex wife attacks him during the heist triggering chaos.

Company Of Wolves, Stephen Woolley and Neil Jordan's production outfit, and Alan Moloney's Parallel Films are currently filming Intermission in Dublin, an ensemble drama from writer/director Mark O'Rowe.

Producer/Director team, Woolley and Jordan's extensive list of credits include The End Of The Affair, Michael Collins, Mona Lisa, Interview With A Vampire and The Crying Game.

Woolley also produced Scandal, A Rage In Harlem, Backbeat and executive produced Little Voice.

Principal photography started on August 31st for seven weeks on location in Dublin.

It will be released in 2003 by Buena Vista in the UK and Ireland and by IFC (Big Fat Greek Wedding, Y Tu Mama Tambien) in the US.

The Fleadh, which runs from Tuesday 8 to Sunday 13 July, will screen over 70 features, documentaries, shorts and animated films throughout the week.

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