Set in the sleepy town of Ballycarraig in County Kildare Charlie Gorman's Wake is a comedic story of friendship, loyalty, and tragedy. Irreverent humour and conversation offset by moments of sadness, Charlie Gorman's Wake exemplifies the true characteristics of an Irish comedy. Set in the sleepy County Kildare village of Ballycarraig, the plot tells the story of friendship among the patrons of Gorman's Bar. An everyday customer, Charlie Gorman(no relation) arrives at the bar each morning when it opens and considers the bar an extension of his home. The other patrons and great friends of owner Ossie Gorman are a typical crew of comedic Irish pub characters. They enjoy nothing more than a "good slagging" and relish every opportunity to rag on each other. Despite being a little simple or "harmless", the regulars have a lot of time for Charlie and treat him as one of their own. Charlie and the friends within Gorman's Pub are relentlessly funny and always entertaining.

A father and a son separated by a tragedy and 23 years, reconnected by a letter - one writing it, the other reading it.

An everyday man drive his car at night with a self-obsessed actor tied in the trunk. When the car stops in a remote place by a large ditch, the game between two brothers reveals the true dimensions of their relationship and their hidden dark sides.

When his socks go missing in the wash, a struggling Sci-Fi novelist discovers a portal to a parallel universe in his washing machine where he meets a better version of himself; or so it seems.

Summer 1980's, The West of Ireland. A time and place where homosexuality is frowned upon, a promising young gaelic footballer, Patrick, falls in love with another young man from his local village.

They say truth is stranger than fiction. In the case of the Kennedy Cup, there’s no doubt this remarkable, but untold story would otherwise be regarded as a very tall tale, were it not all too fantastically true. Imagine some of the best professional footballers of the 1960s in Britain and, indeed, Ireland coming to the picturesque little shoreside pitch of a rural Irish town – often in disguise – for matches with local amateur players. Well, that’s the Kennedy Cup. And it’s only the half of it.

A group of tour bus passengers enjoying a pleasant day trip along scenic coastal roads, one of the passengers dies suddenly, before long, the bus driver begins to suspect that one or more of the other passengers know more than they are saying. Taking some inspiration from French new wave of the 1960's, using minimal crew and allowing the actors to improvise the script, You, the audience will feel as though you are one of the passengers on board the murder bus. Cinematic escapism.

An experimental short film which explores the human mind in confrontation with that which exists outside of its own limits, and which questions the relationship between identity and memory or lack thereof. By combining a variety of different mediums and visual styles, the film seeks to capture the fragmented and confused nature of a human mind in various states of being.

Sonny leads a simple life. As the villages' resident gardener, he spends his days doing odd jobs and earning a modest wage. He is an innocent soul who cares only for 3 things: his Mammy, his dog Patch and having pints on payday.

Maeve has had to grow up faster than others her age. She makes the choices she needs to for survival. The difference between right and wrong is often purely subjective.

This short documentary takes a spirited look at what keeps Navan’s oldest pub running. To no one’s surprise, it’s the people - from the pub's proprietor Paddy Donnelly, alongside bar manager Joe Callaghan, to the lively patrons and musicians. This short offers a chance to revel in the atmosphere of one of Meath’s most beloved establishments.

A young dropout, Orla, dreams of living in Paris. She enlists the help of her French speaking roommate, Anne, to help her to apply to the International Fashion Academy in Paris and live like her idol Audrey Hepburn.

After every visitor returns home, the night guard makes his last rounds and the janitor finishes locking up, the town art museum is not as quiet a place at night as one might imagine. In the damp, dark depths of the basement, Maurice the mop springs to life and does what he was built to do best: clean. Night after night, the fastidious mop, along with his trusty companion, Bucky the bucket, leaves the the gallery floors sparklingly spotless before the sun comes up. That is, until one fateful evening where, in a moment of carelessness, Maurice accidentally releases a truly terrifying, seemingly unstoppable force into his once spotless gallery: a pair of muddy boots with an adventurous spirit. Alongside Bucky, Maurice capers haplessly after the oblivious boots, following the seemingly endless trail of dirty footprints the pair have trekked up and down the once clean floors - and even the walls - of the ornate interior. How will Maurice ever catch the boots and clean the mess before sunrise? Will the accidental adversaries somehow overcome their differences in order to save the day together? And will Bucky ever learn to walk faster? Find out in this charming little tale of friendship, teamwork and the struggles of being a janitor.

A man enters the confessional with something deeply troubling on his mind. He wants to kill a priest.

A mortally wounded Astronaut awakens in the upper atmosphere after a catastrophic event. He struggles to remember how he got there and latches himself on to the only familiar thing to him, his own severed arm.

A couple in a doomed relationship can't escape the forest they went for one last walk in. Paths lead nowhere, the trees never end, the sun never sets, and a sinister presence is stalking and tormenting them, trying to drive them insane...

An Old Man's decade long disability benefit scheme is foiled when an iron-fisted Social Welfare Worker discovers the truth. Little does our Welfare Worker know, the Old Man is not as feeble as he puts across, in fact, he may be much more powerful then the Worker could have ever imagined.

Inspired by a weekly Zoom pandemic project called 'The Artist's Well', during which Irish visual artist Alan Keane interviewed over 80 fellow artists now archived on YouTube, first-time filmmaker Alan and his wife Trina, set off to spend a series of full days in the company of a selection of artists, with just a camera in hand, trying to understand the creative process and what makes some ordinary people do extraordinary things.

A man digs own his destiny in the middle of the desert.

Tanna recounts a journey taken many times along a heavily trodden section of Birmingham’s canal. The film is about a companionship, and ultimately a dance partnership, with a second-hand bike. In the face of hardship, despair or loneliness, we keep going. And in doing so, we find moments of beauty.

A father broken by grief, after the burial of his 3 year old daughter, breaks away from the rest of the mourners, to a favourite location shared with his daughter to find some solace, and discovers a significant object which helps him release some grief and brings a measure of understanding and connection to his lost baby girl.

A poetess and her former English teacher reconnect at their Irish school. Their love of poet Patrick Kavanagh comforts and inspires them after their dual bereavements.

his short film captures snapshots of youth cultures from Birmingham’s past and present. Different styles of dance, music and fashion and the iconic venues that held them – from the Rum Runner to Snobs, from Punk to Hip Hop. Using interviews and real people’s experiences of growing up in the city, it celebrates youth culture and its collective response to the status quo.

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Two brothers attempt to fulfil their alcoholic father’s final wish of having his ashes left in a Pub from his youth. It’s not until they arrive, do they discover the true reason why.

Lazarus has died and been buried, but his grieving sisters Mary and Martha argue about whether he can be raised from the dead. Tempted by a Dark Power, Martha allows her brother to be raised from the dead, but at what cost to them all?

"Tiger Toilet" reveals a minute in the life of a deeply conflicted and dangerous toilet. The toilet comically personifies the self-destructive agony of casual rejection. This short creation was inspired by the 100th anniversary of Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain," which made an everyday object extraordinary. "Tiger Toilet" similarly seeks to emphasize the fantastic potential of the mundane.

They say it takes a village to raise a child. How does that work in a pandemic? After a year of being stuck at home, a stressed-out young couple, both at university and raising their young boy, decide to have a night out as soon as the clubs re-open, despite protest from some loved ones. Words and actions from everyone throughout the preceding year will have had an impact on the chaos that ensues, but reality can be very hard to swallow.