Claddagh Films is an independent film production company based in the west of Ireland. Formed in the early nineties by Dermot Tynan, the company has produced a series of documentaries and short films which have played at film festivals near and far. These days, our focus is more towards Internet-streamed content and away from traditional channels such as cinema and/or television.
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An American couple battling a terminal illness must come to terms with mortality in this tale of grief and loss set in rural Ireland.
A tale of twin sisters, one terminally ill, one just visiting. A last chance to say goodbye.
A steamy encounter in a bar takes our story towards an uncertain climax.
Edgar Allen Poe is alive and kicking and living in the west of Ireland. Channel 31 tells the story of Cosmo and Emily and their brother's funeral. A black and humorous tale of life after death, undertakers and CB radios.
Alec, a man in his early thirties, is confronted by memories of a happier past. He stops one night at a park bench after drinking too much, and is met by the illusion of old friends. Friends he scarcely remembers and yet cannot forget. Sarah, a close friend and unrequited lover from college whom he has not seen in years, visits him. She begs him to see sense, to shake off his maudlin existence and to begin afresh.
Two women, one man, one lift.
A poignant and engaging story of a chance meeting between a pregnant teenager and a lonely man.
A short tale of jealousy, rage, incest, and world war. Well, not exactly. It's the story of two people and a plate of biscuits. It's amazing how a simple relationship can get complicated so fast.