Between the Canals

About This Movie

Between the Canals offers a gritty glimpse into the lives of three small-time crooks navigating Dublin's shifting landscape. The film's tone is raw, almost documentary-like, which lends it an authenticity that can be hard to find. It's beautifully shot, capturing the essence of the North Inner City, while the pacing reflects the characters' restless ambitions—fast in some parts, contemplative in others. You really feel their desperation and dreams, and the practical effects are quite effective, grounding the crime elements in a real-world context. Performances are solid, conveying a sense of camaraderie and tension that plays out beautifully. It’s the kind of film that lingers with you, challenging the viewer to reflect on the cost of ambition in a changing society.

Authentic portrayal of Dublin's North Inner City. · Strong character dynamics and tension. · Thought-provoking themes on ambition and society.