Director Aisling Byrne speaks to Film Ireland about making Mary Is Missing; the creative process, the challenges, and what it took to bring the film to life. A good read for anyone interested in how the collaboration came together.

Director Aisling Byrne speaks to Film Ireland about making Mary Is Missing; the creative process, the challenges, and what it took to bring the film to life. A good read for anyone interested in how the collaboration came together.

RTÉ Culture featured our Dublin, One City, Many Stories series, produced with the Irish Writers Centre and UNESCO a city-wide literary portrait introducing over twenty writers who call Dublin home.

The Irish Examiner covered the release of Mary Is Missing, exploring the film's themes and the story behind its making. A nice piece on what the film is trying to do and why it's connecting with audiences.

Extra.ie were at the Dublin premiere of Mary Is Missing, capturing the night and talking to the team about the film. Good atmosphere, good reactions.

Totally Dublin featured our collaboration with the Irish Writers Centre and UNESCO, looking at how the series brought together Dublin's literary community on screen.

Writing.ie covered An Island of Many Nations, our film celebrating the voices of writers from diverse cultural backgrounds shaping contemporary Irish literature.

We produced this film tracing Joseph O’Connor’s literary journey across Dublin, highlighting the influences, spaces, and stories behind his work. It was an exciting project that let us dive into the city’s creative heartbeat.

Mary Is Missing took the Grand Prix Best Irish Short at the 2025 Cork International Film Festival. A brilliant night and a great result for everyone who worked on the film.

We documented Draíocht's Nest project, a long-term creative programme with participants from the local community. The kind of work that takes time to get right, and is worth it.

Our Village Archive is a six-episode visual podcast series celebrating Black and culturally diverse creatives shaping Ireland's cultural landscape, produced with Project Arts Centre and hosted by Tobi Bello.