TWO BY TWO: OVERBOARD! (U)

WHO’S IN IT?

Max Carolan (film debut), Ava Connolly (Zero), Dermot Magennis (The Light of Day), Tara Flynn (Davin), Mary Murray (The Magdalene Sisters), Brendan McDonald (Dreambuilders), Carly Kane (film debut), Alan Stanford (Michael Collins), Aileen Mythen (Luis & the Aliens), Paul Tylak (Halal Daddy), Luke Griffin (Noble), Alisha Weir (Don’t Leave Home), Joe McDonald (film debut), Jacob Mason (film debut), Rebecca Walsh (Capt’n Sharky)

WHO’S BEHIND THE CAMERA?

Toby Genkel (A Stork’s Journey) and Sean McCormack (film debut), directors; Richie Conroy (Two by Two) and Mark Hodkinson (The Ugly Duckling and Me!), writers; Emely Christians (Luis & the Aliens), Frédérique Vinel (The Fairy Princess and the Unicorn) and Moe Honan (Two by Two), producers; Craig Stuart Garfinkle (Ghosts Never Sleep) and Eimear Noone (The Donner Party), composers; editor TBA

WHAT’S IT ABOUT?

Having found their way onto Noah’s Ark, young animal friends Finny (Carolan) and Leah (Connolly) are enjoying themselves despite the growing tensions between carnivores and herbivores. After a few mishaps, the two find themselves adrift with the last of the food supplies, eventually landing on a remote island where they discover a colony of Finny’s species. Nonetheless, the two friends must embark on a race against time to rescue their fellow animals and reunite with their families…

IN ONE SENTENCE, WHY SHOULD YOU BE EXCITED?

The underground animated family hit Two by Two – about some of the animals that nearly didn’t make it onto Noah’s Ark – gets a follow-up with plenty of colourful new gags and high-spirited adventures.

WHEN’S IT OUT?

FRIDAY 23RD OCTOBER 2020

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