On August 25th, St Michael’s Church, Waterville, was once again the venue for the ecumenical Service that forms an integral part of the annual Charlie Chaplin Film Festival.
The festival offers a mix of events, film screenings, workshops, comedy, music and street entertainment inspired by Chaplin, possibly the world’s best–known comedian. Charlie and his family loved Waterville and spent many holidays enjoying the beauty of the Kerry mountain scenery which provides a backdrop to the wild Atlantic, with its marine and birdlife, not to mention the historic Skelligs, the ‘islands on the edge of the world’.
The service…
