film still from tanau'r lloer of a lake with a tree and a ghostly woman and a man in black and white.

TANAU'R LLOER

FIRES OF THE MOON

Mewn sinemâu / In cinemas

Ar ôl première y byd llwyddianus iawn yn ystod yr Ŵyl Ffilm Rhyngwladol Caeredin, mae ffilm opera Tanau’r Lloer yn cael ei lansio yng Nghymru efo'r dangosiadau canlynol:

After a very successful world première at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, the opera film Tanau’r Lloer (Fires of the Moon) is being launched in Wales with the following showings:

Pontio, Bangor: 14/11/25 - 20/11/25

Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff: 14/11/25 - 20/11/25

Theatr Derek Williams, Bala: 15/11/25

Aberystwyth Arts Centre: 18/11/25 & 20/11/25

Galeri, Caernarfon: 19/11/25 & 20/11/25

Neuadd Ogwen, Bethesda: 21/11/25

Neuadd Dwyfor, Pwllheli: 25/11/25

Maesteg Town Hall: 25/11/25 & 26/11/25

Monmouth Savoy: 02/12/25

Abergavenny Film Society: 03/12/25

Yr Egin, Carmarthen: 04/12/25

Magic Lantern, Tywyn: 07/12/25

Taliesin Arts Centre, Swansea: 08/01/26

As a writer takes a train journey home at night, he is forced to confront the memory of events which led to his mother’s institutionalisation decades before.
This gorgeous black-and-white Welsh language film with music by renowned composer Gareth Glyn is inspired by the literary classic ‘Un Nos Ola Leuad’, performed by the Welsh National Opera Orchestra.
A unique blend of opera and cinema, this is a rich and beautifully performed exploration of the troubled creative mind.
— Lillian Crawford
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Cerddoriaeth / Music GARETH GLYN

Libreto / Libretto IWAN TEIFION DAVIES & PATRICK YOUNG

Cyfarwyddwr / Director CHRIS FORSTER

Sgript / Screenplay MARC EVANS

Cynhyrchydd / Producer KIRSTEN STODDART

Cyfarwyddwr Ffotograffiaeth / Director of Photography BEN CHADS

Dylunydd Cynhyrchu / Production Designer STEPHEN GRAHAM

CAST

Gyda // With:
Eleri Gwilym
Buddug Verona James
Dafydd Allen
Meinir Wyn Roberts
Levi Tyrell Johnson
Rhys Parry Jones
Lily Beau Conway
James Taylor

This is a uniquely special film, recalling the hallucinatory fervour of Powell & Pressburger. Unmissable.
— Paul Ridd, Edinburgh International Film Festival Director