When Hitchcock met O'Casey

This documentary delves into the meeting of two influential figures in their respective fields, Sean O'Casey and Alfred Hitchcock. It highlights the 1930 film Juno and the Paycock, which has often been overlooked in both men's bodies of work. Through interviews with family members, academics, directors, and actors, the film uncovers the reasons behind this neglect.

Directed by Brian O’Flaherty, the documentary features insights from notable individuals such as Shivaun O'Casey, Prof Charles Barr, and Peter Sheridan. Their perspectives contribute to a deeper understanding of the legacy of the collaboration between O'Casey and Hitchcock. The film serves as a thoughtful examination of their artistic meeting and its implications for cinema and theatre.