Here Are the Young Men
April 27, 2021
| Signature Entertainment
| 96 minutes
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Directed by: Eoin Macken
| Written by: Rob Doyle, Eoin Macken
| Cinematography: James Mather
| Editing: Colin Campbell
| Costume Design: Aisling Wallace Byrne, Geri Doherty
| Production Design: Michael Moynihan
| Music: Ryan Potesta
Dublin teenagers Matthew (Dean-Charles Chapman), nihilistic Rez (Ferdia Walsh-Peelo), and the deranged Kearney (Finn Cole), leave school to a social vacuum of drinking and drugs, falling into shocking acts of transgression. Director Eoin Macken co-starred with Noomi Rapace in 2009's "Close". Here, she takes over an uncredited cameo opposite Travis Fimmel in Kearney's vision of appearing on an American talkshow.
Cast: Dean-Charles Chapman (Matthew Connolly), Finn Cole (Joseph Kearney), Anya Taylor-Joy (Jen), Ferdia Walsh-Peelo (Rez), Travis Fimmel (TV Presenter), Conleth Hill (Mark Kearney), Ralph Ineson (Mr. Landerton), Susan Lynch (Lynn Connolly), Emmett J Scanlan (Andy), Lola Petticrew (Julie), Don Wycherley (Jason Connolly), Steve Wall (Police Sergeant), Sarah Flood (Rosie's Mother), Croí Helnwein (Rosie's Sister), Carl Shaaban (Jay), Chris Newman (Dwayne Kearney), Rian Sheehy Kelly (News Reader), Madeline Mulqueen (Female News Reader), Kojii Helnwein (Nurse), Noomi Rapace (Angel Dust), Eoin Macken (Homeless American)
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