Shane O’Callaghan’s Making Waves compassionately and proudly explores the uncertainties of the LGBTQ+ community in rural Ireland. His six subjects remind us that we are stronger as a group. Filmed ove...
From the outside looking in, Zoë Nolan’s Anthony and the Bees could just be a simple documentary short. But Nolan, with the help of her fantastic subject, Anthony, has crafted a melodic and thoughtful...
Emily McGee’s Fourth Wall and a Ceiling offers a unique and compelling perspective on the struggles of a community theatre company. It’s a film that manages to be both deeply personal and ...
A fantastic premise executed to perfection in Original Skin. Filmmaker Mdhamiri á Nkemi has created a bold, sensual film about identity and exploration, leaving you contemplative about your identity a...
There is much to enjoy with Pandemonium, from the utter bleakness we have been presented with to Quarxx’s ability to thread in dark humour simultaneously. We are left with a film rife with guilt...
Tell That to the Winter Sea is a beautifully tender film that you can’t help but gravitate towards emotionally. Greta Bellamacina and Amber Anderson are exceptional here in Jaclyn Bethany’s inti...
House of Screaming Glass is an intriguing micro-budget horror that focuses on asking more questions than answering them. An almost abstract, experimental film that is a nostaglic nod to 1970s psycholo...
Few films evoke as much dread as Caye Casas’ The Coffee Table. It’s a spirited film that, at points, you begin to think is absurdly cruel because Casas drags out our misery, becoming quite...
As grim as Mediha, her family, and those in her position situation is in Hasan Oswald’s excellent Mediha, the continued feeling of hope and eventual healing pushes its way through. Oswald lets M...
In his short film We Gather, Dominic Curran has captured the utter devastation of grief in such a beautifully wrenching manner. From top to bottom, this is a tremendous piece of short film cinema. A y...