Moore Street is a single tracking shot filmed on Dublin's famous Moore Street with members of the Dublin-based African production company, Arambe. In the film, which is a continuation of Molloy and Lawlor's fascination with changing urban terrains, we follow the thoughts of a young African woman in Ireland as she considers her future, and her unfolding sense of identity as she walks along the city street at night.

Moore Street documents an iconic street in Dublin at an interval in its official re-development, where already the everyday hopes and dreams of new communities are reshaping the city as home.

Moore Street was Part of Ireland's entry into the 26th Sào Paulo Bienal.

IRL | 2004 | Swahili/English | Colour | 35mm | 1:2.35 | 5mins 45 seconds

Moore Street has been co-produced by desperate optimists, The Cultural Relations Committee at the Department of Arts, Sports and Tourism/ An Roinn Ealaíon, Spoirt agus Turasoireachta and the Arts Council Council/ An Chomhairle Ealaíon
and Project Arts Centre in partnership with British Council (Ireland).