Nasc’s Family Reunification Campaign
“Together Again” Reuniting Migrant Families in Ireland
Film Production in conjuction with
Frameworks Film Company

Family Reuninfication Campaign: Film Production
Launched on 10 May 2008
Location: Triskel Arts Centre
Address: Tobin Street, off Grand Parade, Cork

Nasc launched its new film on family reunification on 10th May 2008. "Together Again" was made by members of Nasc in conjunction with Frameworks Films. We were delighted to work once again with Eddie and Emma of Frameworks Films. Members of Nasc devised the concept, helped to write and edit the film and also starred in the film.

Together Again (2007)    Watch the video here ...

People who are granted refugee status are allowed to apply to have their families join them in Ireland. However, some are often separated from their families for long periods of time because of inefficiencies in the Family Reunification system. This documentary speaks to immigrants in Cork about the difficulties they experience because they cannot have their families with them.The Film features families living in Cork who have been separated because of Irish government policies. It has been written, edited and filmed with the help of members of Nasc Policy Group and was released on 15th November 2007.

We are grateful to Community Arts Development Fund of Cork City Council for funding this project.

Who are we now? (2005)

This documentary follows women who are seeking asylum in Ireland and their lives while living in the accommodation system known as ‘Direct Provision’. This film was produced in 2005 as part of the Cork European Year of Culture.

Nasc has produced these films in conjunction with Frameworks Film-Making Company which is a community arts film company.

For more information please contact 021 4317411 or email: info@nascireland.org

If you are interested in showing the film to a group, please contact Gertrude Cotter at Nasc on 0214317411.

Eddie and Emma of Frameworks Films.

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