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Barry Keoghan Stars in Dublin Foster Care Drama
31 Jul
Summary
- Film explores themes of first love and human connection.
- Barry Keoghan plays a social worker reconnecting with a teen.
- Movie is a narrative feature debut for director Kim Barley.
Details have emerged for "Lemonade," an intimate Irish feature film directed by Kim Barley in her narrative feature debut. Shot in Dublin, the film delves into the complexities of Ireland's care system, focusing on themes of first love, second chances, and human connection.
The narrative centers on teenager Danny, whose future is jeopardized by a mistake. He unexpectedly reunites with Josh, a social worker whose own past issues had previously separated them. Josh becomes Danny's mentor, guiding him through his journey into manhood, navigating first loves and losses.
Rising Irish actor Lewis Brophy portrays Danny, while Barry Keoghan takes on the role of Josh. Keoghan, who has a personal connection to the foster care system in Dublin, described the film as deeply emotional and beautiful. The production was supported by Screen Ireland.
