Mammal: Directed by Rebecca Daly. With Rachel Griffiths, Kiran Bleys, Charlie Farrell, Vincent Moran. Portrait of a contemporary woman living in Dublin. Margaret handles in a very sensitive way- how difficult it is for a mother to grieve the death of a child, even if they are estranged.

Mammal is a 2016 Irish-Luxembourgish-Dutch drama film directed by Rebecca Daly, who co-wrote the screenplay with Glenn Montgomery. [1] Starring Rachel Griffiths and Barry Keoghan, the cast also includes Michael McElhatton, Nika McGuigan, and Johnny Ward in supporting roles.

Mar 31, 2016 · Against their careful zen, it’s young Barry Keoghan who walks away with the picture with a depiction that’s all nerve endings and swagger. He is one of the picture’s many …

Feb 7, 2016 · An elliptical essay in withheld grief and reluctant desire, “Mammal” finds an improbable partner for Griffiths’ peacable loner in 22-year-old livewire Barry Keoghan’s bristling delinquent;...

Watch the trailer for Mammal released on the 1 April 2016 at selected Cineworld Cinemas. Visit http://www.cineworld.com for more info and booking.A bereaved ...

Mar 29, 2016 · Notorious Love/Hate cat killer Barry Keoghan comes face to face with a whole litter of kittens in this tale of an unlikely relationship between a deprived young man from inner city Dublin and a...

Jan 26, 2016 · In an attempt to process the grief about the son she never knew and the guilt she feels for leaving him, she takes in a young man, Joe (Barry Keoghan), as a surrogate son. They develop a tender relationship that’s always teetering between a …

Mammal is a major Irish film. The cast are excellent, with Griffiths and Keoghan working wonderfully together. Keoghan was also great in a small role in Traders earlier this year, and with this part he is surely destined to be an actor to be reckoned with for many years. The direction by Daly is deft and sure and she has terrific control of tone.

Apr 6, 2016 · Mammal is the story of a woman (Rachel Griffiths) who has lost her son and develops an unorthodox relationship with Joe, a homeless youth (Barry Keoghan). Their tentative trust is threatened by his involvement with a violent gang and the escalation of …

Margaret, a divorced woman living alone in Dublin, learns that her teenage son has been found dead. Enduring her unsettling grief privately, she escapes daily to the local swimming pool. One day at the pool she runs into Joe, a homeless youth she found injured late one night in the deserted laneway behind her work.