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Moth

Allyn Quigley, 14 minutes, 2019

Set over the course of one night, a taxi driver returns to work after the death of his daughter, only to encounter the young boy who might be responsible.

Mother

Tom Lynch, 9 minutes, 2016

An actor is struggling badly with her latest role.

Mother

Tom Lynch, 9 minutes, 2018

There's no replacement for a mother's love.

Mother & Baby

Mia Mullarkey, 18 minutes, 2018

Discarded in death as they were in life, Mother & Baby bears witness to children of the 'fallen' women of Ireland.

Motion Sickness

John McIlduff, 11 minutes, 2012

A man and two women perform movements both bizarre and intimate in this short dance film. Against the backdrop of an empty car park and cloud-grey sky, the trio physically express the uncertain desires they hold for each other. Choreographed…

Mr Ripple

Jessie Ayles, 3 minutes, 2017

Mr Ripple chronicles the man behind Ireland's oldest-serving ice cream van, and looks at this dying tradition.

Murdair Mhám Trasna

Colm Bairéad, 3 minutes, 2018

A feature length docu-drama centered on an infamous event in Irish history, the brutal slaying in 1882 of a family of five in the remote village of Mám Trasna in the west of Ireland. A swift and severe response from…

Muse

Jaume Balagueró, 107 minutes, 2017

Samuel Salomon, a literature professor, has been off work for almost a year after the tragic death of his girlfriend. He has been suffering from a recurring nightmare in which a woman is brutally murdered by a strange ritual. Suddenly,…

My Brothers

Paul Fraser, 90 minutes, 2010

A warm-hearted and rustic family drama, My Brothers sees distraught son Noel (Timmy Creed) cross Ireland in search of a replacement for his dying father’s watch, travelling with the help of his younger brothers Paudie (Paul Courtney) and Scwally (TJ…

My Father, My Blood

John Robert Brown, 13 minutes, 2016

A man and his child live a nomadic existence. After he murders a woman, their relationship begins to break apart.

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