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Housejackers

Housejackers

Synopsis

Raymond’s life is on pause - stuck in a job he hates and living with a bunch of middle class students he has nothing in common with. He’s a man adrift, until a chance encounter on a night out reunites him with his charismatic but volatile former foster brother Jerdy.
Charming his housemates, Jerdy worms his way back into Raymond’s life, feeding his dissatisfaction with his current circumstances and pulling him back to a world he was trying to escape. Jerdy brings fun, excitement and much missed brotherly love, but when he allows himself to be dragged into thuggery and criminality Raymond has to grapple with breaking the bonds of loyalty from his past. But Jerdy isn’t going to make it easy for him. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Belfast, this comedy drama with a uniquely Northern Irish perspective delivers exceptional performances, unstoppable swagger and a laugh-out-loud exploration of the relationships and experiences that make us who we are.

Details

Year
2025
Type of project
Features
Running time
95 min
Format
Digital
Director
Rian Lennon 1st Feature
Producer
Alanna Riddell Bond
Executive Producer
Ursula Devine, Tom Martin, Danny O'Regan
Editor
Aideen Johnson
Screenwriter
Brian McGleenon, David Kline
Director of Photography
George Barnes
Production Designer
Patrick Creighton
Sound
Simon Kerr
Composer
Phil Kieran
Principal cast
Finnian Garbutt, John Travers, Eubha Akilade, Ryan Early, Saorlaoith Brady, Anna Healy, Conor MacNeill

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Housejackers Production Ltd,

c/o SW Cunningham Ltd
Alanna Riddell Bond
190D Saintfield Road
Belfast
Northern Ireland
BT8 6N

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