Movie: Glassland

The film follows John, a young man eking out a living as a nocturnal taxi driver to support himself and his severely alcoholic mother, Jean.

(2014) is a gritty Irish drama directed by Gerard Barrett that explores the harrowing realities of addiction, familial duty, and the desperate lengths one will go to for love. Set against the backdrop of working-class Dublin, it is widely praised for its raw performances and unflinching look at a "suicide by debauchery". Core Premise & Plot Glassland Movie

Lacking the funds for private treatment, John is forced into a life-altering decision: entering the criminal underworld to pay for her care. The film follows John, a young man eking

as John: Won the World Cinema Dramatic Special Jury Award for Acting at Sundance for this role. Core Premise & Plot Lacking the funds for

Filmed entirely in Dublin, Ireland , with support from the Irish Film Board. Critical Reception & Awards

The film has a runtime of and is generally rated for mature audiences (Age 15+ in the UK).

It is a record of a son's sacrifice, examining how love can become a heavy toll when dealing with a family member who violently rejects help. Key Cast & Production