If a silent film falls in the woods and there’s nobody there to hear it…hmm, clearly this joke is going nowhere. You could go somewhere, though. You could hop down to Greystones for the Killruddery Film Festival which kicks off this Thursday and runs until Sunday and you could have yourself a whisper of a good time with silent films, the beautiful 17th century Killruddery House and Gardens and some masterpieces of forgotten Irish cinema combining to offer up what sounds like it’s going to be a great weekend’s entertainment. We bloody love the festival trailer by the way, take a look: The third year of the festival kicks off this Thursday night with a drinks reception at 7.30pm followed by ‘The O’Kalem’s in Ireland’ at 8.15pm. If you don’t know, and sure why would you, the O’Kalem film company was the first to produce fiction films in Ireland and … There’s more →