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Irish Folklore Trilogy

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The Irish Folklore Trilogy is a trilogy of Irish animated films created by Cartoon Saloon and directed by Tomm Moore.The films in the trilogy are all set during different time periods and do not share any characters or story. However, they are all connected by taking place in Ireland and focusing on Celtic Mythology, and various elements are shared across all three films, such as the beauty of nature and the decline of old Irish traditions and beliefs.The trilogy consists of the following films: The Secret of Kells (2009) Song of the Sea (2014) Wolfwalkers (2020)
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Creator Thumbprint: All three of Tomm Moore's Irish Folklore movies have a flawed father figure driven by a human emotion, be it pride (Abbot Cellach), grief (Conor), or fear (Bill Goodfellowe). Each film also has a pet whose names essentially mean what animal they are.
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Thematic Series: While each of the films' stories and characters are different and are set during different time periods, they all take place in Ireland and focus on aspects of Irish folklore, the beauty of nature outside of civilization, and the decline of older Irish traditions and beliefs.
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P.O.V. Boy, Poster Girl: 2/3 of the "Irish Folklore Trilogy" have a duo of protagonists consisted of a normal young boy, and a supernatural girl who introduces him to the mystical side of Ireland's culture and is the one featured in their movies' official art cover. The Secret of Kells has Brendan, a young monk and Aisling, the forest fairy. Song of the Sea has Ben and his half-selkie sister Saoirse. Wolfwalkers subverts the trend by having two girls as protagonists and the normal one actually becomes part of the supernatural side. Though Robyn was originally going to be a boy.
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