Dundalk Institute of Technology

A movie about a beach

Two pairs meet up at a restaurant, one for a date, the other for something more sinister.

Struggling with the impacts of his wife's illness of dementia, Charlie finds himself experiencing the void his wife's illness has created and finds reminders of his wife in his day-to-day life. Coming up to the couples anniversary, Charlie experiences nostalgic moments through Biddy, an old teddy bear that once belonged to his wife, Elise.

Charlie's newfound identity after coming out as gay threatens her relationships, forcing her to face her fears, manifested as demons from her past, and to contemplate a disturbing offer.

Feeling detached from her body and the world around her, Niamh McMahon struggles to remember events from a college party. Becoming overpowered by sudden flashes from the night’s evens, she struggles to regain her voice in connecting with those around her. Niamh is desperately trying to find some sort of solace in a world filled with so much noise.

Jordan struggles to come to terms with the death of his older brother Liam. He recalls the times from his childhood when he could always count on Liam's help. Now Jordan must overcome his fears and face the challenges alone.

A couple's dark fantasties about one another play out during an awkward date.

A lonely student struggles with his craving for human touch until he finds comfort in an abnormal alternative.

A young couple expecting move into the house of their dreams, only to find that it is possessed by an evil entity. Also, the sink is banjaxed.

In 90's Ireland, two friends, Shay and Cillian, witness a UFO crash and go to investigate. When a secret branch of the government show up, aliens are the least of the pairs problems.

In a dystopian, gambling-oriented society, Orla struggles to feel in control of her life.

On a dark and rainy day, Roisin stands alone looking at her reflection in her bedroom mirror. Her attention is taken by a dark pink dress that hangs in her wardrobe, reminding her of the day she spent in her favourite local charity shop with her favourite person, Aunty Aine. They spent the day trying on the whackiest of dresses and the strangest of hats, but it soon became clear that this was one of her auntie's last good days.

A porch pirate opens an unusual package, unaware that its contents belong to a cult.

The Lady of the Rokeby Hall follows Jean Young, and her efforts to preserve an eighteenth-century neoclassical styled home in County Louth.

Lizzie is struggling to make ends meet. She lives with constant anxiety about the strong reputation she must maintain before the people surrounding her. She is crippled by the cost of living in the modern Irish society, bore down by the prices of the inhalers she needs to breathe. Lizzie finds herself manipulating her way around the money problems in her life, hurting others and herself in the process. This is all done to avoid the acceptance of help from her wealthy family, who value money and class far too much for Lizzie to ignore it. Her determination to avoid this so-called failure pushes her to the edge, until she can no longer hide from the truth of her struggles.

Martin is a 52 year old father with a warm heart, and a humorous attitude to life. Through hardship, he has developed an obsessive hobby with creating projects around his home for himself and his family. Through the years he has transformed his house from an old nuns convent into a place for his children to call home. A deeper purpose lies beneath his projects, a method to manage his losses.

A set of interviews, where the focus is on the subjects' shoes and the stories they carry.

Tortured by an overwhelming amount of guilt, a young boy remembers his loving mother as his life flashes before his eyes.

A hungover Sean recounts an embarrassing night out to his sister.