'It was an incredible experience to share this film with an audience in various cities to cage their reaction and the humour just translated perfectly'
A Co Down filmmaking family say they are "extremely proud" after their self-funded short film proved a hit at US film festivals.
Desperate to cling to her independence, Imelda disputes the need to have Ciaran dropped into her life, especially when he takes the presumption of installing something which he requires to work from home - the internet. Speaking to Belfast Live, Declan said: "We are extremely proud of the work everyone involved has put into this project.
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