Dark Side Of The Lens is a 6 minute surf film from surf photographer Mickey Smith. In the film, Smith “artfully crafts and narrates an immensely powerful and brooding glimpse at some of Ireland’s heaviest, and coldest, waves.” Check out the film during the Mountainfilm Adventure Program on Saturday, May 28th at 9:00 PM in town park. The Adventure Program is free and outside under the stars(or snow)!
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