What films are spoken in welsh?

While there are many films set in Wales and featuring Welsh characters, there are relatively few films *entirely* spoken in Welsh. Here are some notable examples:

Feature Films:

* Hedd Wyn (1992): A critically acclaimed film about a young Welsh poet killed in World War I.

* The Phantom of the Opera (1925): While this silent film is primarily known for its English version, it was originally filmed in Welsh.

* The Last Dragonslayer (1984): A fantasy film featuring a fair amount of Welsh dialogue.

* The Wind That Shakes the Barley (2006): This Oscar-winning Irish film features some Welsh dialogue.

* Y Mabinogi (2007): A fantasy film based on Welsh mythology.

* The Rite (2011): A horror film set in Wales with some Welsh dialogue.

* Yr Anrheithwyr (The Raiders, 2013): A Welsh-language action film.

* Llygad y Storm (Eye of the Storm, 2017): A drama about a young woman struggling with alcoholism and mental health.

* Dakota (2019): A crime drama set in Wales.

* The Feast (2021): A horror film that premiered at Sundance and includes some Welsh dialogue.

Short Films:

* The Welsh Girl (2005): A short film about a young Welsh girl who wants to be a dancer.

* The Last Welshman (2014): A short film about a man who tries to preserve his language and culture.

Upcoming Films:

* The First Man (2023): A sci-fi film set in Wales that features a Welsh-speaking character.

Television:

* Hinterland (2013-2018): A popular crime drama with some Welsh dialogue.

* Keeping Faith (2017-present): A drama featuring a strong Welsh presence.

* Wales: The State of Nature (2022): A nature documentary featuring Welsh narration.

Note: This is not an exhaustive list, and new Welsh-language films are being made all the time. You can find more information about Welsh-language films on the website of S4C, the Welsh-language television channel.

Also, keep in mind:

* While the number of films entirely in Welsh is relatively small, many films set in Wales feature some Welsh dialogue or characters.

* The Welsh film industry is growing, and there is a increasing demand for films in the Welsh language.

If you are interested in watching Welsh-language films, you can often find them online through streaming services or on DVD. S4C also has a dedicated website for its films, which you can access at [https://www.s4c.cymru/](https://www.s4c.cymru/).