Galway Film Fleadh

And a very good afternoon to you, Gareth.

We are starting with some home news.

Full programme announced for the Galway Film Fla.

And an exciting programme it is too for the 38th edition of the festival.

It's going to take place from the 7th to the 12th of July.

It features a line-up of world, international and Irish premieres alongside a packed schedule of industry events, filmmaker Q&As and networking opportunities.

Six Day Festival will present 35 new Irish feature films including 18 documentaries and four Irish language productions.

The festival is going to open with the world premiere of Peter Young's feature debut called Our House.

It's a gripping thriller centered on four siblings battling over the family home following the death of their mother.

There's also the world premiere of You'll Never Believe Who's Dead.

This is a darkly comic tale follows a struggling family whose financial troubles lead them to contemplate a drastic solution.

involving the wealthy farmer living up the road.

Sort of an ensemble cast there of Arlo Hanlon, Stephen Ray, Michelle Fairley, Ruth Codd, Peter Claffey, Simone Kirby and Jacob McCarthy.

You've got documentaries as well that were very well served at the festival.

Your highlights include the Irish premiere of Sinead O'Shea's Sundance hit All About the Money, Cara Holmes' Lesbian Lines.

This is a moving exploration of the confidential support line established for lesbians in the 1980s.

and Ross McLean's McGilligan, a portrait of a young man living in uncertainty.

Go to GalwayFilmFla.com for all the information on some wonderful screenings.

That's fantastic.

Great line-up for the Galway FilmFla running from the 7th to the 12th of July.

Let us come to some casting news.

People will know Belfast actor Anthony Boyle most recently, I suppose, for House of Guinness, but you've more news for him.

Yeah, he's going to join the cast of a dark comedy called The Worst.

And he's taken over from Jamie Dornan, who was set to play the role.

But this new feature from writer-director Simon Woods is now shooting in the south of France.