Production Slate 2025

In a fictitious trial, twelve members of a jury must decide whether British journalist Ian Bailey is guilty of the murder of French filmmaker Sophie Toscan Du Plantier in 1996.

Based on real events, the film reconstructs the deliberations of the twelve jury members and presents a case that ultimately invites the viewer to draw their own conclusions.

• Photography Carlo Thiel, Richard Kendrick
• Editor Jack Thornton
• Production Design Christina Schaffer
• Main Cast Colm Meaney, Vicky Krieps, Jim Sheridan, Aidan Gillen, John Connors, Tristan Heanue, Claire Johnson, Gilbert Johnson, Maja Juric, Elena Spautz, Zahara Moufid, Brian O'Doherty, Helen Norton, Brendan Conroy
• Irish Locations Kildare, Wicklow, Dublin
• Running Time 87 minutes

From their home in the Donegal Gaeltacht, gifted young fiddle player Shóna McAnally and her little brother Mickey take to the road with a bohemian troupe of wandering minstrels, on a cross-country journey of music, laughter and romance, opening their eyes to their own unique heritage and rediscovering the value of music that has been passed down through their family for generations

• Music Declan Quinn, Eugene Quinn, Megan Nic Fhionnghaile
• Main Cast Megan Nic Fhionnghaile, Aidan Gillen, Sarah Greene, Peter Coonan, Ann Skelly, Henrique Zaga, Cathal Coade Palmer, Dallán Woods, Francis O'Mahony, Sonny Daly, Labhrás Sonaí Choilm Learraí
• Irish Locations Donegal, Wicklow, Galway, Meath, Westmeath, Kildare, Dublin

This project was in receipt of completion funding from Fís Éireann/ Screen Ireland.

A group of twenty something influencers escape to a remote Irish forest for a weekend of luxury and fun.

However when they awaken the world’s original vampire from her slumber, they must fight for their lives.

• Photography Aidan Gault
• Editor Karenjit Sahota
• Production Design John Leslie
• Music Sion Trefor
• Main Cast Grace Collender, Clinton Liberty, Daisy Jelley, Niamh Hogan, Rhys Mannion, Oskar Smith
• Irish Location Wexford
• Running Time 100 minutes

In the isolated beauty of the Irish south coast, Jen’s ordered life as a conservation ranger is disrupted when Oscar, a boyfriend from her distant past, returns. His arrival stirs long buried memories, forcing her to confront a shared tragedy. As the woods around her fall prey to a faceless threat, Jen is caught between the pull of the past and the dangers of the present.

• Photography Frank van den Eeden SBC NSC
• Editor Katharina Wartena
• Production Design Emma Lowney
• Music Stephen Rennicks
• Main Cast Natasha O'Keeffe, Andrew Bennett, Aaron McCusker, Rory Nolan, Simone Kirby, Aidan O'Hare, Abby Fitz, Seán Treacy
• Irish Locations Kerry , Cork
• Running Time 100 minutes

Eager to leave Mt Affinity and return home to Ireland after the successful conclusion of his last case, Detective Theo Richter finds his plans are put on hold after Irish journalist Aileen Ryan goes missing.

At the time of her disappearance Ryan had been closing in on lead on the Mountain Murders cold case. Together with Kiwi Detective Diana Huia, Richter is caught up in a desperate game of cat and mouse with the “Goatman” who is back and more dangerous than ever.

• Photography Arthur Mulhern, Rewa Harre
• Editor John O'Connor, Bryan Shaw
• Production Design Nick Williams, Lauren Kelly
• Music Mahuia Bridgman-Cooper
• Main Cast Richard Flood, Acushla Tara Kupe, Carolyn Bracken, Michelle Fairly, Wayne Hapi, Vanessa Rare, Rachel Morgan, Aaron Monaghan, Clare Monnelly
• Irish Location Dublin
• Running Time 6 x 50 minutes

Sam Curtain is 12 year old nerd with an over active imagination and the school bullies have him in their sights.

In an attempt to put his undoubted talents to good use, his parents Hal and Sally sign him up for Miss Jessop’s drama classes. At first Sam is not so keen but soon finds that he is good at this acting and thrives. Very quickly he and his family are caught up in the world of auditions and professional acting while also trying to resolve the very real drama in their own lives.

• Photography Rua Meegan
• Editor Kim Vandenbergh
• Production Design Steve Kingston
• Music Ruben De Gheselle
• Main Cast Flynn Gray, Philippa Dunne, Killian Sundermann, Amy De Bhrún, Niamh Moriarty, Aaron Kane, Giles Brody, Maeron Limbomi, Daniel Sunny Sumod, Alice Turner, Calum Jess, Sive Doyle, Zach Culleton
• Irish Locations Dublin, Wicklow
• Running Time 6 x 30 minutes

DS Claire Wallace is drawn into a new investigation when a series of brutal murders in Bilbao are linked to the death in Ireland of suspect, Nick Heaslip during a police raid. With her career in jeopardy, Claire travels to Bilbao together with Inspector Jon Aldekoa, There she uncovers evidence that Heaslip was facilitating an international money laundering operation for crime boss, Anto Pearse; a man willing to act without mercy to ensure he stays one step ahead of her.

As he closes in on her last witness, Claire's determination to expose Pearse puts her firmly in his sights.

• Production Design Derek Wallace
• Main Cast Nora-Jane Noone, Cathy Belton, Aaron Monaghan
• Irish Location Dublin
• Running Time 6 x 50 minutes

L.A divorce lawyer Fiona Murphy travels to Ireland to solve the murder of her long-estranged father with nothing more than his briefcase of full of mysterious clues to help her.

• Photography Cathal Watters
• Editor Lisa Grootenboer, Paul Winestock
• Production Design Margot Cullen
• Main Cast Alicia Silverstone, Wendy Crewson, Jason O'Mara, Dearbhla Molloy, Simone Kirby, Ruth Codd, Leonardo Taiwo
• Irish Locations Dublin, Wicklow
• Running Time 6 x 50 minutes

Goat Girl is the story of Gigi, a 13–year-old girl who just happens to have been raised by mountain goats. But now that she’s a teenager, her Nanny and Billy think that it’s time that she spread her wings (er… horns?), so this year Gigi will attend a boarding school and, for the first time in her life, spend time around actual people.

Goat Girl is about being comfortable in your own skin, about being happy being you, about embracing your differences and your quirks. It’s funny and weird, with a good bit of heart thrown in.

• Editor Mike Andrews
• Production Design Adam Kavanagh
• Music Frederick Segers, Jan Duthoy
• Main Cast Rebecca Hanssen, Mitchell Zhangazha, Steven Kynman, Jessie May, Brigid Leahy, Belinda Stewart-Wil, Arun Blair-Mangat, Marisa Dargahi, Caitlin Valentine, Sebastian Charles, Kerry Gooderson, Keith Wickham, Tuyen Do, Christina Bianco
• Running Time 26 x 11 minutes

Boy Girl Dog Cat Mouse Cheese is a comedic take on a blended family. Dad’s “sons” - a boy, a dog and a mouse and Mom’s “daughters” - a girl, a cat and a piece of cheese who thinks she’s human, are learning to live together under one roof.

Each of the siblings is weird in their own way, so things usually get out of hand. But despite their MASSIVE differences, they will all prove they can be a real family. Hopefully.

• Editor Sylvain Huchet
• Production Design Marion Pillyser, Christel Boyer, Benjamin Bon, Adeline Jactat
• Music “KIROSEN” (Mathieu Rosenzweig, Benjamin Nakache)
• Main Cast Justin Michael, Justin Anselmi, Erica Schroeder, Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld, Abe Goldfarb
• Running Time 52 x 11 minutes

Set on Skellig Island in the year 3000, a Scavenger family are the first (and only!) humans to live on earth in a thousand years. Join Arrow, along with his step-sister Starla and best-friend robot ARG, as they navigate the comedic twists and turns of life on future Earth.

• Editor Fiona Hamilton
• Production Design Avery Angle
• Music Jake Morgan, John Valley, Score Draw Music
• Main Cast Fionn Foley, Brigid Leahy, Carl Austin, Clelia Murphy
• Running Time 20 x 11 minutes

Emerging as a powerful community response to the Pulse nightclub massacre in 2016, this film takes us to the front lines of the American gun violence epidemic. Over eight years, the film follows these inspiring LGBTQ+ activists who utilise the theatrical tactics that were forged during the AIDS crisis and fight for Marriage Equality – to take on the might of the gun industry and the NRA.

Interwoven with powerful protests are moving survivor stories, and the perspective of the filmmaker, an Irish immigrant, who offers a unique insight into what has happened to their ‘gay American dream’.

• Photography Paul Rowley, Gene Graham
• Editors Paul Rowley, Gene Graham
• Music Oberman Knocks, Paul Rowley
• Running Time 80 minutes

This poignant film reveals an unknown queer and lesbian Irish history through the story of an underground network of telephone helplines. Each call was logged as handwritten notes kept through a time of constitutional change in Ireland as women fought for their rights in an oppressive and conservative society.

An ensemble cast of the original helpline volunteers and actors brings this rich and undocumented history alive, creating a moving, joyful and powerful new archive through collective memories. This is a story of community, connection and above all else, the transformative power of listening.

• Photography Aidan Gault
• Editor Colin Campbell
• Production Design Anna Carney
• Music James Latimer
• Running Time 85 minutes

Jackie & Coco follows the extraordinary journey of an Irish mother, Jackie Fox to find meaning following the tragic suicide of her beloved daughter, Nicole (Coco), due to online bullying.

For the last six years, Jackie has campaigned tirelessly to not only change Irish law in respect of online bullying but to also change the law across the European Union, impacting the lives of 750 million Europeans and potentially saving hundreds of lives.

• Photography Gerard Walsh
• Editor Cara Holmes, John Desai
• Music Padraig Ryan
• Running Time 81 minutes

This project is in receipt of Screen Ireland Completion Funding.

Veteran musician Nick Kelly sets out to cycle from his Dublin home to the Glastonbury Festival, carrying his guitar on his bicycle and playing shows along the way. He’s accompanied by his long-suffering and sometimes sceptical friend and musical partner, Seán Millar, who tracks his progress by bus and joins him onstage every night.

On the day they finally play Glastonbury Nick turns 60, officially outliving his famous politician father. While inspired by environmental concerns, "The Song Cycle" turns out to be about other forms of sustainability too. Ultimately it encourages viewers to keep pedalling, whatever the weather, traffic, hills or humiliations they may face on the road.

• Photography Céin O'Brien, Susan Gleeson
• Editor Eileen Timmons, Bjorn Mac Giolla
• Music Ray Harman
• Running Time 85 minutes

This project is in receipt of Screen Ireland Completion Funding.