(2014) is a gritty Irish drama directed by Gerard Barrett that explores the harrowing realities of addiction, familial duty, and the desperate lengths one will go to for love. Set against the backdrop of working-class Dublin, it is widely praised for its raw performances and unflinching look at a "suicide by debauchery". Core Premise & Plot
The film follows John, a young man eking out a living as a nocturnal taxi driver to support himself and his severely alcoholic mother, Jean. Glassland Movie
Currently holds an 84% audience score and a 28% critic rating on JustWatch , though Roger Ebert noted it as a powerful candidate for discouraging drinking. (2014) is a gritty Irish drama directed by
Filmed entirely in Dublin, Ireland , with support from the Irish Film Board. Critical Reception & Awards Currently holds an 84% audience score and a
Swept several categories at the Irish Film and Television Awards , including Best Film , Best Script , and Best Lead Actor for Reynor. How to Watch