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Between the Canal's the full feature film starring Barry Keoghan in his first ever on screen acting role. Written and directed by Irish film maker Mark O'Con...
- 73 min
- 212.8K
- Mark O'Connor Films
The making of the crime drama Between the Canals starring Barry Keoghan, Peter Coonan, Damien Dempsey. This film was called 'The best Irish film in a long lo...
New Irish film Goes on release March 18th in the Irish Film Institute, Temple Bar, Dublin, Ireland. 'Between The Canals follows three small time criminals fr...
- 12 min
- 11.3K
- grooskill
Plot. The film follows three small-time criminals as they pinball their way about Dublin on a boozy Saint Patrick's Day. Liam (Dan Hyland) is plotting an escape from minor villainy. Dave (Peter Coonan) hopes to move up the criminal pecking order, while Scratcher (Stephen Jones) seems happy to coast.
A new Irish film is due to open this month called Between the Canals, the full length feature of director Mark O’Connor. The film follows three small time criminals from Dublin’s North Inner City as they each aspire to be somebody in a fast changing society: Liam (Dan Hyland) a small time dealer who wants to quit his life of crime to become ...
BETWEEN THE CANALS. EXCLUSIVELY AT IFI. While the criminal underbelly of Dublin city has occupied many arguably too many Irish filmmakers over the past 15 years, Mark O’Connor’s debut distinguishes itself by largely avoiding genre cliches and creating credible and likable portraits of small-time troublemakers. As with Martin Scorsese’s ...
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