Kieran Galvin is an award-winning filmmaker whose films have screened at over 130 international film festivals at last count. They've also been released theatrically in the UK and New Zealand and on DVD in the USA and Europe.
Kieran was born in Ireland and he has lived for extended periods in the UK, New Zealand, The Netherlands and Australia. He has traveled widely and rates France and Thailand among his favourite countries while New York and Melbourne take city honours.
A sometimes malcontent Kieran is full of the contradictions that plague human beings: he's an atheist but he's spiritual, a socialist with an appreciation of free markets, and he loves humanity but doesn't extend the love to all humans.
Though destined to live a quiet life in some remote mountains, he is for now dedicated to making films that challenge, explore, stir emotions and perhaps even entertain.
Kieran's latest feature film project continues to draw international attention. It's been competitively selected to take part in the IFP NO BORDERS Co-Production Financing Market which takes place in New York.
Kieran has been invited to attend the Binger Institute's Film Directors' Lab in Amsterdam from March to July 2007.
FILM VICTORIA, & THE AUSTRALIAN FILM COMMISSION have committed to development investment in Myself: Sometimes.
Myself: Sometimes is one of 46 film projects, and the only Australian project, competitively selected from over five hundred and twenty submissions to be part of Rotterdam's Cinemart
Puppy was announced winner of the Silver Spotlight Award for Best Australian Film at the Australian International Film Festival