Broken Things

Broken Things tells the story of a young boy who finds solace in playing the piano as he navigates the difficulties of his parents' crumbling relationship and the pressures of school life. The film highlights the intersection of art and personal turmoil, showcasing how music can provide an escape from harsh realities.

Directed by the Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology, the film features performances by Diarmuid Noyes and Eamonn Hunt. Set against a backdrop of family disintegration, Broken Things captures the emotional landscape of childhood and the struggles that come with it. This film may appeal to those interested in character-driven dramas that delve into themes of resilience and creativity in the face of adversity.