
The Time Machine
A screening of 46 competition films by children and young filmmakers exploring places of memory in their own towns and villages. A selection from the nationwide "Time Machine: Places of Memory" competition.
Samantha Mumba (born 18 January 1983 in Dublin) is an Irish singer, dancer and actress of Irish-Zambian heritage. She shot to fame at just seventeen with her debut single 'Gotta Tell You', a top-five hit in Ireland, the UK and the US, and her self-titled debut album sold over 4 million copies worldwide. Beyond music, she is best known for her role in the 2002 film The Time Machine and has appeared in numerous Irish independent films.
Samantha Mumba placed second in the Irish national Eurovision selection (Eurosong) with the song "My Way", when she was beaten by Norwegian singer EMMY.
After the result, she criticized the national selection jury and called some of its members "unnecessarily harsh".
The singer released a new single "My Way", with which she applied for the Irish Eurovision selection.
She released the single "The Lie", her first new song in three years, shortly before performing at the London festival Mighty Hoopla.
After years of hiatus, she returned to music with the single "Cool", which she described as a more distinctive and mature sound.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.