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CELTIC MEDIA FESTIVAL - NOMINEE LIST 2019 CELTIC MEDIA FESTIVAL - NOMINEE LIST 2019 Title Production Company Broadcaster Country Animation Ar Pevarad Kerniel Vivement Lundi ! & La Boîte... BRITTANY Cumulus Ioan Holland WALES Peek Zoo Dream Logic RTÉ IRELAND Widdershins Simon P Biggs SCOTLAND Arts Lomax in Éírinn Aisling Productions Ltd TG4 IRELAND RIP IT UP: DIY or Die BBC Studios, Pacific Quay Productions BBC TWO Scotland SCOTLAND Sylvia Plath: Inside the Bell Jar Yeti Television BBC2 WALES The Cliff Top Sessions Clifftop Creative CORNWALL Children's Programme All In Good Time Dyehouse Films RTÉ 2 IRELAND Mabinogi-ogi Boom Cymru S4C WALES Leugh Le Linda BBC Gàidhlig BBC ALBA SCOTLAND Prosiect Z Boom Cymru S4C WALES Skiantou Sichant JPL FILMS France 3 Bretagne BRITTANY Comedy Elis James: Cic lan yr Archif Alpha S4C WALES O'r Diwedd 2017 Boom Cymru S4C WALES Scot Squad The Comedy Unit BBC Scotland SCOTLAND Soft Border Patrol The Comedy Unit BBC Northern Ireland IRELAND Two Doors Down BBC Studios BBC Two SCOTLAND Current Affairs Caso Diana Quer Televisión de Galicia Televisión de Galicia GALICIA Degemer mat France 3 Bretagne France 3 Bretagne BRITTANY Disclosure: Suffer the Children BBC Scotland BBC Scotland on One SCOTLAND Gangs, Murder and Teenage Drug Runners BBC Cymru Wales BBC One Wales WALES RTÉ Prime Time – Carers in Crisis RTÉ News and Current Affairs RTÉ One IRELAND Drama Series Bannan Young Films BBC ALBA SCOTLAND Can't Cope Won't Cope Deadpan Pictures RTÉ 2 IRELAND River City BBC Studios BBC Scotland SCOTLAND Un Bore Mercher Vox Pictures S4C WALES 1 CELTIC MEDIA FESTIVAL - NOMINEE LIST 2019 Entertainment Celtic Connections: Bothy Culture and Beyond BBC Scotland Music Ents & Events BBC2 Scotland SCOTLAND FFIT Cymru Cwmni Da S4C WALES Ireland's Fittest Family Animo Kite Production for RTÉ RTÉ One IRELAND Factual Entertainment An Drochaid MacTV BBC ALBA SCOTLAND Rhod Gilbert's Work Experience Zipline Media Limited BBC One Wales WALES Taithí gan Teorainn Loosehorse TG4 IRELAND The Rotunda Scratch Films Ltd. RTÉ IRELAND Factual Series DRYCH: Chdi, Fi ac IVF Tinopolis S4C WALES Historias Mínimas Televisión de Galicia Televisión de Galicia GALICIA No Country for Women RTÉ RTÉ IRELAND Sùlaisgeir : an t-Sealg MacTV BBC ALBA SCOTLAND Ulaidh Faoi Thalamh DoubleBand Films BBC2 NI IRELAND Zao! Kalanna Production France 3 Breizh BRITTANY History Call air Cladach Ìle Caledonia TV Productions LTD BBC ALBA SCOTLAND Glasgow, Love and Apartheid Hopscotch Films BBC Scotland SCOTLAND Hwedhel Henry Jenner Fieldgrazer Productions/Lo-fi-hi-life CORNWALL Rhondda Rebel Fresh Catch Films BBC Wales WALES Son of Kerry, Son of Sam IWR Media Ltd TG4 IRELAND The Ballymurphy Precedent Ffilm Cymru Wales Channel 4 IRELAND Short Drama (up to 30 mins) Bunny SFTN/Creative Scotland SCOTLAND Detainment Twelve Media IRELAND Helfa'r Heli Geraint Huw Reynolds WALES Jeter l'ancre un seul jour Blue Hour Films Off court BRITTANY Pitfall Henriette-Mercedes Spiering ISLE OF MAN Short Form A Different Place Made by Morris YouTube CORNWALL Champions League Skit Taisce Shorts IRELAND Cwpan y Byd Bry: Sut i ddelio gyda'r Saeson Boom Cymru S4C Digital (Hansh) WALES Katbottys Marie Macneill & Jeremy Williams CORNWALL Manannan's Tribute: A Midsummer tradition in the Isle of Man Culture Vannin ISLE OF MAN ON K'AIR Les Films de Rita & Marcel Kub BRITTANY The Break III - A Vocal Minority The Comedy Unit BBC Three SCOTLAND When Heroin Took My Dad BBC Scotland BBC Three SCOTLAND 2 CELTIC MEDIA FESTIVAL - NOMINEE LIST 2019 Single Documentary Anseo i lár an Ghleanna Mordán Films TG4 IRELAND Balls of Steel Folk Films BBC One Wales WALES Critical: Inside Intensive Care Folk Films BBC 1 Wales WALES Gaol is Call HG Productions Ltd BBC ALBA SCOTLAND Gwallzarvoud ar fisel France 3 Bretagne France 3 Bretagne BRITTANY Iomramh an Chamino Anú Pictures TG4 IRELAND Kernow Akanbe Films CORNWALL L'or des Mac Crimmon Tita B Productions France 3 Bretagne BRITTANY Mackintosh: Glasgow's Neglected Genius BBC Studios, Pacific Quay Productions BBC4/BBC Scotland SCOTLAND The Man Who Wanted To Fly Loosehorse RTÉ IRELAND Single Drama (over 30 mins) A Sombra Da Lei Vaca Films. Atresmedia, TVG Televisión de Galicia GALICIA The NHS: To Provide All People Vox Pictures BBC Wales / BBC2 WALES The Party's Just Beginning Mt. Hollywood Films SCOTLAND Sports Documentary Ar Frîg y Don Cwmni Da S4C WALES Ar Gefn y Ddraig Cwmni Da S4C WALES Scotland '78: A Love Story IMG Productions Scotland BBC One SCOTLAND The Rugby Codebreakers HOI POLLOI PICTURES LIMITED BBC Wales WALES Tír Eoghain: The Unbreakable Bond EMM Productions TG4 IRELAND Radio Comedy A Perforated Ulster Hole In The Wall Productions BBC Radio Ulster IRELAND Breaking the News BBC Radio Scotland BBC Radio Scotland SCOTLAND Drama on One – The Curse of the Button Accordion RTÉ Radio - Drama on One RTÉ Radio 1 - FM IRELAND Foiled The Rubber Chicken Ltd. BBC Radio Wales WALES Sketchtopia Gusman Productions BBC Radio 4 SCOTLAND The Unexplainers Zipline Creative BBC Radio Wales WALES Radio Documentary ’68: The Day the Troubles Started BBC Radio Foyle BBC Radio Foyle IRELAND A Half Century of the Hennessys Remarkable Productions BBC Radio Wales WALES CiorramACH BBC Radio nan Gàidheal BBC Radio nan Gàidheal SCOTLAND Documentary On One: In Shame, Love, In Shame RTÉ Radio 1 RTÉ Radio 1 IRELAND Frances – Ceum air cheum BBC Radio nan Gàidheal BBC Radio nan Gàidheal SCOTLAND Helyntion y Cymry Llyr Huws (Independent) BBC Radio Cymru WALES Homeless by the Sea BBC Radio Cornwall BBC Radio Cornwall CORNWALL Scoil Bhríde, 100 Bliain d'Aois BBC Gaeilge BBC Radio Ulster IRELAND Tormod – An Oiteag Uibhisteach BBC Radio nan Gàidheal BBC Radio nan Gàidheal SCOTLAND Wythnos Fi - Carys Eleri BBC Radio Cymru WALES Radio Magazine Show Beag air Bheag: Runrig BBC Radio nan Gàidheal BBC Radio nan Gàidheal SCOTLAND Bláthnaid Libh RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta – FM IRELAND Sonic Snackbox BBC Scotland BBC Scottish Schools Radio SCOTLAND The John Toal Show BBC BBC Radio Ulster IRELAND 3 CELTIC MEDIA FESTIVAL - NOMINEE LIST 2019 Radio Music Programme (Live) Ceol Binn ó na Beanna RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta IRELAND Diario Cultural Radio Galega Corporación Radio TVG GALICIA Gruff Rhys a’r Gerddorfa BBC Radio Cymru WALES Mac Ille Mhìcheil – Kris Kristofferson Special Sorbier Productions BBC Radio nan Gàidheal SCOTLAND Manglam Ceoil RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta IRELAND Rapal - Belladrum 2018 BBC Radio nan Gàidheal BBC Radio nan Gàidheal SCOTLAND Welsh Whisperer BBC Radio Cymru WALES Radio Presenter of the Year Elaine McGee BBC Radio Foyle BBC Radio Foyle IRELAND Huw Stephens BBC Radio Cymru/Radio 6/Radio 1 WALES Kaye Adams BBC Radio Scotland BBC Radio Scotland SCOTLAND Radio Sports Carl ac Alun BBC Radio Cymru WALES Commonwealth Dragons Parasol Media BBC Radio Wales WALES Ón Taobhlíne BBC Gaeilge BBC Radio Ulster IRELAND Spòrs na Seachdain BBC Radio nan Gàidheal BBC Radio nan Gàidheal SCOTLAND The Brandywell Reborn BBC Radio Foyle BBC Radio Foyle IRELAND The Carnoustie Story BBC Scotland Sport Radio Scotland SCOTLAND Radio Station of the Year BBC Radio Cornwall CORNWALL BBC Radio Foyle IRELAND BBC Radio nan Gàidheal SCOTLAND BBC Radio Ulster IRELAND BBC Radio Wales WALES Raidió na Life IRELAND RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta IRELAND RTÉjr Radio IRELAND 4 .
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