Our Favourite Things

A tense crime drama unfolds as hit-men, gangsters, and boxers collide. A rigged fight and double-crosses lead to betrayal and death. In the end, survival belongs to the most cunning, as power shifts in a deadly game of fate.

An Irish short film inspired by the stories of families and violence during the Irish Civil war.

A story within a story, love and identity, when language is no longer an option, we find a way to reach each other.

With a psychopathic killer on the loose a lonely girl must run for her life from a dark figure.

A self reflective story on memories and childhood

Two strangers fall in love, but a trail of clues suggests something more sinister is at hand...

"I don't think home is a place, I think it's wherever we find peace" After leaving everything familiar behind, two students struggle to find belonging in a country that speaks a different language, lives by different rules, and never quite feels like home. But through unexpected friendships, quiet moments of loneliness, and the memories they carry with them, they begin to realise that home isn’t tied to one place — it’s built from the people, memories, and pieces of yourself you choose to keep alive.

A short documentary about a group of friends that go hiking through the french countryside for two weeks.

A short, observational documentary on the urban haven that basketball courts create amongst the intense and at-times overbearing city life.

While playing 'Clair de Lune' on the piano, a man reflects on a past relationship and his love for films.

After leaving everything familiar behind, two students struggle to find belonging in a country that speaks a different language, lives by different rules, and never quite feels like home. But through unexpected friendships, quiet moments of loneliness, and the memories they carry with them, they begin to realise that home isn’t tied to one place — it’s built from the people, memories, and pieces of yourself you choose to keep alive.

A group of surfers on a beach celebrate their experience against a backdrop of a changing sea