Five Letters to the Stranger who will Dissect My Brain describes the soul-searching journey of first-year medical student Viv, whose first encounter with a cadaver in the anatomy room sends her a quest into the nature of what it means to be alive.

Editor: Cara Holmes

Writer and Director Oonagh Kearney

Producer: Roisín Geraghty

Cinematographer: Eleanor Bowman

Above the Law conceptually links the annual intercontinental routes of migratory birds with the journeys of refugees and migrants who have, and continue to, traverse the same bodies of land and water. Unfolding atop a pigeon coop in Cairo, across a lifejacket graveyard and bird watching towers on the Greek island of Lesvos, as well as near the border in Northern Ireland, these parallel journeys depict the laws of nature vis-à-vis the rule of man, reminding us that geopolitical restrictions like borders and citizenship are irrelevant to some species. At times, the film features a literal bird’s-eye view: two trained eagles, who are seemingly wild and thus “above the law,” carry miniature cameras on their backs, becoming instruments of surveillance, capturing nature, both human and nonhuman.

Editor: Cara Holmes

Director: Bryony Dunne

Producer: Patrick Campbell

Production Company: Invisible Hand ltd

Supported by Screen Ireland (formerly the Irish Film Board) and National Geographic Society

Learning to swim is often perceived as a small victory but for these women it is much more than that, it is freedom.
Waterlilies had it’s International Premiere at the Guth Gafa International Documentary Film Festival has also been selected for the Dingle International Film Festival 2015. Produced by Marmalade Films

This documentary follows the camogie panel through the highs and lows of the 2017 campaign. Would this year be any different and can a new manager and a raft of fresh talent finally bring the success that the die-hard Dublin supporters have been waiting for?

Editor: Cara Holmes

Director: Vincent McEntee

Produced by Daniel Hegarty | Marmalade Films

The life of a golf pro is widely portrayed as one of plenty. Ireland’s golfing elite have built careers in a game that has given them fame, fortune, and the opportunity to chase a dream.
The Long Walk shows another side of the pro game. Produced by Motive TV for Setanta Sports

The programme prompts the question, given the fact that death is 100% certain to happen to every single one of us, why don’t we want to talk about it? It also examines the idea of planning ahead for a more dignified death. Made in association with the Irish Hospice Foundation.
Produced by New Decade TV for RTÉ 1

‘Capaillíní Chonamara’ is a documentary film on the Connemara Pony. It explains not only Ireland’s love affair with the Connemara Pony, but also a deep appreciation that continues to go further and further afield.  Throughout Europe, North America, and even Australia, the Connemara Pony is becoming the breed of choice due to their athleticism, versatility and good disposition. Produced by Union Films for TG4

Bulletin TV is an adrenaline-rammed 6 part series bringing the world of Red Bulletin Magazine to life and features the best of alternative sports action from around the world.
Produced by Coco TV for RTÉ 2.

Documentary series, three groups of Irish teenagers abandon their classrooms to sample the realities of school life in three European Countries.
Produced by Esras Films for RTÉ1

Young Women Rising video commissioned by National Women’s Council of Ireland.
The Y Factor project is an the youth initiative of the National Women’s Council of Ireland, aimed at empowering young people (in the 16-25 year age-group) to be leaders for women’s equality.

With access to some of the most respected individuals in the field, this film separates fact from fiction on the green energy debate. All life is dependent on thorium, yet most of us have never heard of it. The Good Reactor  expresses the film makers’ sincere concern about the fate of future generations.
http://www.thoriumdocumentary.com