CALM WITH HORSES NOMINATED FOR 4 BAFTAS – Element Pictures

CALM WITH HORSES NOMINATED FOR 4 BAFTAS

Nick Rowland’s debut CALM WITH HORSES has been nominated for 4 BAFTAs. Mullingar native Niamh Algar has been nominated for Supporting Actress, Dublin born Barry Keoghan for Supporting Actor, Shaheen Baig for Casting and the film itself received a nomination for Outstanding British Film. The virtual EE BAFTAs will take place on April 11^th.

Co- founders of Element Pictures and Executive producers of the film Ed Guiney and Andrew Lowe said “Congratulations to Niamh, Barry, Nick, Dan, Joe and Shaheen. We are so pleased for them and to see CALM WITH HORSES getting the recognition that it deserves from BAFTA.”

CALM WITH HORSES was directed by Nick Rowland, written by Joe Murtagh and produced by Dan Emmerson, Rory Gilmartin and Kate Glover. CALM WITH HORSES is a DMC Film, Element Pictures production in association with Altitude Film Entertainment; developed and co-financed by Film4 and Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland with the participation of The Western Region Audiovisual Producer’s Fund.

CALM WITH HORSES is currently available to watch on all major platforms.

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