JIG
by Sue Bourne
synopsis
A 90 minute feature documentary telling the compelling story of the 40th Irish Dancing World Championships. Thousands of dancers, their families and teachers from around the globe descend on Glasgow, Scotland for a drama-filled seven days. Wigs, make-up, tans, diamantes and dresses costing thousands of pounds combined with blood, sweat and tears: 364 days of incredibly hard work and practice for just a few tense minutes on stage. From little ten year-olds upwards they're all competing to win a coveted World Title.
| international title: | Jig | 
| original title: | Jig | 
| country: | United Kingdom | 
| sales agent: | Bankside Films | 
| year: | 2011 | 
| genre: | documentary | 
| directed by: | Sue Bourne | 
| release date: | UK 06/05/2011, FR 30/11/2011 | 
| cinematography by: | Joe Russell | 
| film editing: | Colin Monie | 
| music: | Patrick Doyle | 
| producer: | Grant McKee | 
| production: | Wellpark Productions | 
| distributor: | Arrow Film Distributors, DistriB Films | 
















