ATHBHEOHEMIA: Tír Gan Teanga

Athbheohemia (pronounced 'ah-vyo-hemia' from the Irish 'athbheo' meaning 'revived') are a Celto-futurist collective of confusing heritage fusion heretics.
This short explores language, translation and identity with a few twists. 'Tír Gan Teanga' ('a country without a language') is from the well-known quote 'Tír gan teanga, tír gan anam' (a country without a language is a country without a soul) by the revolutionary and revivalist Patrick Pearse.
Made by Irish scholar Mícheál Hoyne and general messer Brigit McCone. With original music by Enda Reilly.

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Hahaha! ana-mhaith!