Ireland Movies

On the morning of the 21st November 1920, in a co-ordinated attack on the British intelligence services, 14 alleged agents and spies, living in lodgin...

The Black Lives Matter movement found a renewed voice in the aftermath of George Floyd's death, gaining global support from all cultures and ethniciti...

Documentary profile of Christy Ring, one of the finest ever exponents of hurling, who established many championship records during his 24 years with t...

The film was an attempt to translate the direct address of live performance to a lock-down art TV format. It was effective, in that 14 people contacte...

A clown fails to accomplish his dreams of being a street magician.

A film exploring the privatisation of the Irish state-owned telecommunications company Telecom Éireann from the viewpoint of shareholders communicatin...

A man stands in a shed at the dead of night He stands by a small religious icon He drives a nail through his hand

Exalted is a tale of working class childhood in Catholic Ireland. Here the camera roams the landscape in search of portals connected to lost time; a w...

Documentary exploring the full spectrum of human experience - from the tragic to the magic, through the eyes of 16 barbers and hairdressers of Abbeyfe...

Legend Has It is set in a perfect Celtic society that has been built on tradition, honor and honesty. This story centers on the life of our protagonis...

In Áine Phillips’ Buttered Up, a woman applies a plate of butter to a crack in a couch, puts on a bath cap and goggles, and takes a deep dive into the...

David Murphy charts the rise of Denis O'Brien, the richest native born Irishman in the world and one of the country's most controversial businessmen,...

Exploring the stories of 4 people with first-hand experience of gay conversion therapy, from counselling to exorcism. Part of Docland, an online short...

Trails in Motion is an international segment racing film tour offering an approximately 90-minute selection of the best short and mid-length trail run...

For 40 years, The Sunday Game has been bringing Gaelic Games to Irish audiences, provoking countless Monday morning arguments along the way. Featuring...

Why wish for riches when you can rob witches?

A short one minute film about a group of crows holding a funeral for a dead friend.

Soldiers in a war wait for information via a fax machine.

Abandoned at birth. Imprisoned as a teen. On the run as an adult. After receiving compensation from the Irish government, Catherine Dennehy is finally...