Whilst recovering from a car accident, Michael (played by Funboys’ Ryan Dylan) falls down an internet rabbit hole causing him to fixate on a local business man who is mismanaging a local lough. Although his contempt is well placed, the obsession threatens to overcome him.
Director Dominic Curran has enormous fun playing with the blurred lines of truth and conspiracy in this timely debut. In an age where corporate greed has all but won, it’s exciting to watch a film so unabashedly angry at the times we’re living in, as well as the disaffected ennui that has brought us here.
Driven by a piercing score and disorienting visuals, this film simulates the sensory
overwhelm of life in the digital age, and is a portrait of a young mind unravelling in real time.
Venue Information:
Odeon Belfast
Unit 13SF, 1 Victoria Square, Belfast BT1 4QG
- Wheelchair accessible
- Lift available
- Automatic or power-assisted doors at the entrance
- Entry & exit well lit
- Drop bar available
- Designated quiet space
- Hearing loop
- Accessible bathroom
The nearest Changing Places toilet is in Victoria Park Shopping Centre.
Transport information:
The closest bus stop is Pottinger’s Entry High Street.
The closest train station is Lanyon Place (15 minute walk or a 12 minute bus).