True North

More and more of us here in Northern Ireland are choosing to work at night. Over the course of one single night last year, we've followed six people who have turned their back on the normal 9-to-5, in favour of working during the hours of darkness. These include a taxi dispatcher, a homeless shelter worker, a night-time photographer, a street cleanser, a power station manager and two turkey farmers. On the 21st December 2013 the sun set at 15.53 not rising again until 8.04 the next the morning, making it officially the longest night of last year. This is the story of what happened during the course of that night.

A heartwarming and uplifting tale about how people set dance through the twists and turns of life in their golden years. This film follows the joy that set dancing brings to some of its oldest and most dedicated dancers - inspirational characters who refuse to allow life to age them. Escaping the pressures of work is Vincent Lewis, an 85-year-old printer who refuses to slow down. Finding solace in dancing after the death of her son, 84-year-old Isabel Woods attends classes every week with her husband Peter. Calling the sets in his early seventies is Paddy Mee, whose knees won't allow him to take the floor as often he would like, but who still can't leave the hall.