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The Lost Children of Tuam

The Lost Children of Tuam

Act One Cinema

£10

About

A feature film set in rural Ireland, where amateur historian Catherine Corless researches a former institution for unmarried mothers and their children and uncovers a shocking hidden history of loss. Frank Berry directed this drama based on a true story, running 84 minutes. Monica Dolan leads the cast, with Ian McElhinney, Andrew Bennett, Ruth McCabe and Lalor Roddy. Critics have praised it as a deeply moving portrait of one woman's fight for justice.

Written by a model, sources: actonecinema.co.uk

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Venue

Act One Cinema is in London.

Act One Cinema
Director
Frank Berry
Year
2026
Runtime
84 min

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