Boy Racer
Evan Murphy sneaks away into his grandfathers shed and discovers a world of trinkets to play with including his grandfathers rally car.
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Barry FahyDirectorIRIS, Please Forgive Me, Doors
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Barry FahyWriterPlease Forgive Me
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Barry FahyProducerThe Three Don'ts, Framed, The World As I See It
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Paddy MurphyProducerThe Three Don'ts, Behind Closed Doors, The Sad Ones
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Vachn GillProducerThe Three Don'ts, The Perished
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Sean MurphyKey Cast"Evan Murphy"
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Mark PrendergastKey Cast"Evan's Father"The Three Don'ts, The World As I See It
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Paddy MurphyKey Cast"Announcer (Voice Over)"The Three Don'ts, The Cheesebox
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Action, Adventure, Fantasy, feel good
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Runtime:4 minutes 25 seconds
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Completion Date:August 23, 2018
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Production Budget:1,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Ireland
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Country of Filming:Ireland
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital, RED
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Aspect Ratio:2.39.1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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Short to the point film festival
Romania
September 29, 2018
Best Children’s Short -
Independent Short AwardsLos Angeles
United States
North American Premiere
Gold Award, Best Children's Short -
Independent Short AwardsLos Angeles
United States
Gold Award - Best Child Actor -
Independent Short AwardsLos Angeles
United States
Silver Award - Best Microfilm -
Independent Short AwardsLos Angeles
United States
Honorable Mention - Best Sound Design -
Moscow ShortsMoscow
Russian Federation -
Aputure Light This Location Film FestivalNew York
United States
Official Runner Up -
Elevation Film AwardsDublin
Ireland
Pinnacle Award
Over the past decade, Barry Fahy has proven himself to be one of the most capable, talented and Driven cinematographers in Ireland. Barry has shot two feature film, Blue Dawn and The Three Don'ts as well as over two dozen Short films and Music Videos. Barry has also directed Several Short films including "Please Forgive Me", "Doors" and "IRIS" which won 2 awards at the 48hr film competition in Dublin.
Boy Racer is a very personal film for me. I have always loved Imagination, and its part of the reason I got into making films. My Childhood was the last generation of playing with Stick swords and cardboard race cars. Thats what I wanted to capture and re ignite with this film.