Acclaim for Isle of Man Film Festival

Moylley Feailley Fillym Vannin

Acclaim for Isle of Man Film Festival - Moylley Feailley Fillym Vannin

She jeeaghyn er yn chree firrinagh jeh jannoo fillym ta Feailley Fillym Vannin, cordail rish baghteyr-fillym ard-ghooagh.

Ta Mark Kermode ny phatroon jeh feailley yn Ellan., haink gys jerrey oie Jedoonee.

Immeeaghtyn veih skibbyltys slyst-marrey (coasteering) gys taishbyney filmyn fo'n speyr, v'ad nyn ayrnyn jeh shey laa dy yannoo ard-eailley jeh jannoo filmyn.

 Son ram sleih, she seshoon feysht as freggyrt Jesarn marish y chloieder yn Reejerey John Hurt va'n immeeaght share.

Cha mie lesh Mnr Kermode y feailley fillym ec Cannes.

Bentyn da Feailley Fillym Vannin, t'eh gra dy vel eh mie erbashtal dy vod sleih çhaglym ry-cheilley dy resooney gagh red mychione jannoo filmyn, as dy ghoaill soylley jeh shen.

Acclaim for Isle of Man Film Festival

The Isle of Man Film Festival is what cinema should be about, according to a renowned film critic.

Mark Kermode is a patron of the Island's festival, which finished on Sunday night.

Events from coasteering to outdoor cinema screening, made up the six-day celebration of film, the highlight for many being a Q&A with actor Sir John Hurt on Saturday.

Mr Kermode says it's the ideal environment to appreciate film.