Synopsis
Voted the 'greatest Welsh novel of all time', Caradog Prichard's classic story of a young boy's passage to adulthood in a remote North Wales village, dramatised by Rhiannon Boyle.
Un Nos Ola Leuad | One Moonlit Night (1991)
Film based on the novel by Caradog Pritchard. After serving a long prison sentence, a man returns to the town where he was born. As he wanders its streets, memories of his childhood resurface in a series of flashbacks, leading up to the mysterious murder of a young girl. His present-day journey mirrors the paths he once walked as a boy, blurring the line between past and present. With hard-coded English subtitles.
Tanau'r Lloer | Fires of the Moon (2025)
Fires of the Moon, commissioned by S4C and Channel 4, is inspired by scenes from the novel Un Nos Ola Leuad (‘One Moonlit Night’) by Caradog Prichard - a modern literary classic first published in 1961. This unique film fuses the emotional power of opera with vivid cinematic storytelling, and features a hauntingly beautiful score by renowned Welsh composer Gareth Glyn. The libretto is written by Iwan Teifion Davies and Patrick Young with the music performed by the Welsh National Opera Orchestra.