Kean Kavanagh’s dime store Elvis
What happens when you mix the hilariously debauched priest Father Jack (from UK sitcom Father Ted) with the former King of Rock n Roll? Watch this brilliant promo helmed by Kojaque to find out.
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- Director Kojaque
- Director Robert Bass
- Producer Aoife Leonard
- Producer Edelle Kenny
- Production Designer Ellen Kirk
- DP Conor Hayes
- Editor Robert Bass
- Colorist David Willis
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Roamer
- Director Kojaque
- Director Robert Bass
- Producer Aoife Leonard
- Producer Edelle Kenny
- Production Designer Ellen Kirk
- DP Conor Hayes
- Editor Robert Bass
- Colorist David Willis
Dublin-born director Kojaque – who’s recently signed to Pulse – has crafted a highly entertaining music video for Kean Kavanagh’s track A Cowboy Song.
Produced by Roamer, it’s the second in the director’s trilogy of stirring films for the Irish artist and tells the tragi-comic story of Pa 'The Hips' Campion, a down-on-his-luck Elvis impersonator and Portlaoise football club kit man who clings to fragments of small-town glory while descending into drink-fuelled despair about his lonely life.
Kojaque blends humour and melancholy, to create a tender portrait of a sad clown, cavorting in his underpants and sending maudlin messages to a much-missed son from a broken relationship.
For more adventures with ‘The Hips’ look out for Kojaque’s soon-to-be-released third promo in the Kean Kavanagh trilogy, Father Browns.
