Show Notes
Written and produced by Berni Dwan and directed by Cian O’Náraigh, The Moth Hour is a dramatic case of female personality, resilience, strength of character and adaptability kicking in when the safety of daylight is replaced by something darker than dark. All told by one character at three key stages of her life – before, during and after the horror, The Moth Hour will make you think twice about visiting your local park at that half dark, half-light, time of evening.
Recording and sound design by Declan McGlade.
Made with the support of Coimisiún na Meán’s Sound and Vision scheme through the Television License Fee, The Moth Hour first TX was on Friday, May 9th at 7pm.
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