Fleeting (2024)
Saoirse flies home to Ireland to cast her vote to repeal the eighth amendment, while there, she meets her dad, who is firmly against the bill, for a quick pint.
Top billed cast
- Lisa O'ConnorSaoirse
- Brendan DunleaLiam
Gearoid KavanaghPatrick
Julie LambertonFiona- Malua Ní ChléirighUna
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