Cathal Black's cinematic endeavors have left an indelible mark on the Irish film industry, solidifying his position as a visionary filmmaker. His feature-length drama, "Korea," garnered accolades at esteemed festivals in Copenhagen, Seattle, and Amiens, France, a testament to his creative prowess.
Furthermore, his feature documentary, "Learning Gravity," which explores the life of American poet and undertaker Thomas Lynch, has received numerous awards at prominent festivals, including the New York Television Festival, the Michael Moore/Travers City Festival, and has been nominated for an IFTA. The film has been broadcast on RTE and BBC, and has been showcased at notable festivals such as Telluride, Mill Valley, and Cologne.
Throughout his career, Cathal Black has had the opportunity to collaborate with accomplished professionals, including actor Daniel Craig, known for his iconic portrayal of James Bond, and cameraman Slawomir Idziak, whose impressive credits include "Three Colours Blue," "Black Hawk Down," and "Harry Potter."
