Ireland Movies

The Forgotten Maggies focuses on the human rights aspect surrounding the Magdalene Laundries, including testimonies from women and an exploration of t...

Adopting a photojournalistic approach, Alan Butler's series Down and Out in Los Santos aims to engage in a sort of social-realism for the software-age...

Dr. Andrew Rynne, known as Ireland's first vasectomist, became famous when a man walked into his surgery with a rifle.

Regular bus ride from Galway to Dublin. With zombies.

The End of the Counter captures the moment in 1965 when grocery shopping changed forever. Matt Melia transformed the experience when he put baskets in...

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,...

A documentary on Banksy's Walled Off Hotel.

A transgender man's anxiety causes life to pass very slowly.

Struggling with self esteem issues and ashamed of her body, Kate tries to cope on her own but soon realises that she's not the only one.

The trials and tribulations of a volatile young playwright as he traverses Ireland in 2016.

A bishop establishes missionary settlements in Ireland.

A man gets out of prison to see his adult daughter. Shame, rejection, trouble with his family and his freedom ensues.

A short documentary about the state of jazz music in Ireland, created by students from the Institute of Technology, Blanchardstown, in 2017.

Will Williams and Jess Cook are Vedic meditation practitioners and teachers, living and working in central London. Over the past nine years they have...

Skin Hunger is an experimental short exploring touch and intimacy in modern society.

John Giles wants to tell his life story, in his own words. Sticking with the habit of a lifetime, he’s going to say it as he sees it. This is the t...

When you go out onto the streets of Dublin looking for bikes, bring the footage you find back into the edit suite and re-mix it with some important wo...

There are many ways to commemorate Ireland's 1916 Rising. Only one of them involves bloodshed.

Short film by Declan de Barra.