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Éiru (2025)
Éiru is the smallest child of an Iron-Age clan. All she wants is to be a mighty warrior who is taken seriously by her kinfolk. But when the village’s well mysteriously dries up, only she is small enough to descend into the belly of the earth to investigate and bring the water of life back to her people. Éiru is the story of a child in search of a quest, and a goddess in search of a champion.
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Éiru is the smallest child of an Iron-Age clan. All she wants is to be a mighty warrior who is taken seriously by her kinfolk. But when the village’s well mysteriously dries up, only she is small enough to descend into the belly of the earth to investigate and bring the water of life back to her people. Éiru is the story of a child in search of a quest, and a goddess in search of a champion.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Fantasy
Written By:Giovanna Ferrari
In Theaters:11/7/2025
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Cartoon Saloon, Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland
Cast
Giovanna Ferrari
Director
Coco Teehan Roche
Éiru (voice)
Michael McGrath
Flame Chieftain (voice)
Richie Cody
Flame Warrior 1 (voice)
Susie Lamb
Flame Warrior 2 (voice)
Niamh Moyles
Flame Clan Sower (voice)
Lydia Deegan
Rowan (voice)
Lucy Philpott
Rocky (voice)
David Bergin
Stone Clan Chief (voice)
Paul Young
Tree Clan Chief (voice)
Aislin Konings Ferrari
Oliver McGrath
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