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God's Own Children

God's Own Children

2017 · 18 min · Comedy, Drama

In this cheeky comedy debut, two thieving boys take refuge at the local church in a small Irish town. When the parish priest leaves behind his briefcase, they embark on a self-appointed mission from God. But on their epic journey to the big city, the boys discover that the grown up world is a bit more complicated than it seems.

Directed by Michael Lindley

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