Streaming A Trav

An instructional video to help guide you to Infinity's Door.

It's a film in several chapters, like several breaths coming throught distant times. Close and secret figures speak or retain their words. Disjointed spaces try to be linked by one emotion, the strength of the living and the absent. The emotion that allows us to dream of a past full of future and a future strengthened by the past.

Orla discovers she is pregnant. It is March 2020. With restrictions and lockdowns looming, and a family Zoom quiz imminent, Orla makes the difficult journey across the Irish Sea to access a safe abortion. Featuring a wonderful performance from Alice Mann, Travel Socks is a deeply funny and moving film, highlighting the lack of support and resources that NI still suffers from.

William Albert Robinson became famous in 1931 after a world tour of more than 3 years on a sailboat of only 10 meters long. In 2019, a research centre in his name was inaugurated in Tahiti where he fought to eradicate filariasis. Between these two dates, the film traces the extraordinary life of one of the last navigators of the 20th century. But the film also seeks to reveal the intimate truth of an elusive, complex, and fascinating man.

Charlie is a recluse who lives through his forums and message boards. Continually offering advice and support to sufferers of agoraphobia, he states that he is going to embark on a world trip. Terrified of the outside world, Charlie, with the help of his overly curious convict neighbour Ethan must travel the world without leaving the comfort of his own living room.

It features a marching band of Thorne Travel advisors, flashmob dancing parties, Mickey Mouse appearing in a black-and-white sequence, an unconvincing man in dress parkouring, cheering crowds, someone wearing a captain that's two sizes too big, and, of course, that final closing shot of a happy couple discovering Thorne for the first time.