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2016Films Drama1 h 39 mins
Margaret (Rachel Griffiths), a silently grieving divorcee forms an intense bond with Joe (Barry Keoghan), a homeless youth. Their oedipal relationship is threatened by the wrath of Margaret’s ex-husband and Joe’s involvement with a gang of violent youths.
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Mammal

Mammal

Mammal
2016Films Drama1 h 39 mins
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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. Margaret offers Joe a room in her house and an unorthodox relationship starts to develop between them. Margaret’s ex-husband Matt begins to turn up randomly in Margaret’s life. As Margaret and Joe’s mutual reliance grows their tentative trust is threatened by the escalation of Matt’s grieving rage and Joe’s involvement with a gang of violent youths.
Director
Rebecca Daly
Country
Ireland
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Language
English

Details
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. Margaret offers Joe a room in her house and an unorthodox relationship starts to develop between them. Margaret’s ex-husband Matt begins to turn up randomly in Margaret’s life. As Margaret and Joe’s mutual reliance grows their tentative trust is threatened by the escalation of Matt’s grieving rage and Joe’s involvement with a gang of violent youths.
Director
Rebecca Daly
Country
Ireland
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Language
English

Accolades
Mammal
World Cinema - Dramatic Nominee, Grand Jury Prize
Sundance Film Festival 2016
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Rachel Griffiths, Best International Actress Nominee
Irish Film and Television Awards 2016
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Barry Keoghan, Best Actor In A Lead Role Nominee
Irish Film and Television Awards 2016
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World Cinema - Dramatic Nominee, Grand Jury Prize
Sundance Film Festival 2016
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Rachel Griffiths, Best International Actress Nominee
Irish Film and Television Awards 2016
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Barry Keoghan, Best Actor In A Lead Role Nominee
Irish Film and Television Awards 2016
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World Cinema - Dramatic Nominee, Grand Jury Prize
Sundance Film Festival 2016
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Rachel Griffiths, Best International Actress Nominee
Irish Film and Television Awards 2016
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Barry Keoghan, Best Actor In A Lead Role Nominee
Irish Film and Television Awards 2016
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Critics
...'... a carefully calibrated portrait of emotional loss in its various manifestations.'
The Hollywood Reporter

Meet the Cast
Barry Keoghan

Barry Keoghan

Meet the Cast
Barry Keoghan

Barry Keoghan

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Rebecca Daly

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