Movie News - Movies and Musicals with Aedín Gormley
Jul 11, 2026 · 12 min · 12 segments
The Galway Film Fleadh heads into its final night, and Sir Anthony Hopkins turns his talent to his very first album.
Gareth Daly
Aedín GormleyHost
Great crowds and some wonderful films, documentaries and shorts screening there over the last few days.
I was asked yesterday, I was at a masterclass actually given by director Frank Berry this year.
is ahead of his highly anticipated The Lost Children of Tum, which will hold its world premiere tonight.
I think you can expect a very emotional night at that because if the clips that I saw are anything to go by, it's going to be a wonderful event and an unveiling of a very, very important film.
It is a film, of course, about local historian Catherine Corliss, played by Monica Dolan, whose painstaking research into the Bon Secours' mother and baby home in Tuam revealed evidence suggesting that up to 796 children had been buried in unmarked graves at the site.
A New York Times article by Dan Berry and big producers involved with it as well.
Liam Neeson, Jules Daly, Chelsea Morgan Hoffman, Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowen, Martina Nyland, all the producers on it.
So I suspect you'll be hearing a lot about it tomorrow because that is on tonight and that festival, the Galway Film Flower, runs until tomorrow night as well.
Great crowds and some wonderful films, documentaries and shorts screening there over the last few days.
I was asked yesterday, I was at a masterclass actually given by director Frank Berry this year.
is ahead of his highly anticipated The Lost Children of Tum, which will hold its world premiere tonight.
I think you can expect a very emotional night at that because if the clips that I saw are anything to go by, it's going to be a wonderful event and an unveiling of a very, very important film.
It is a film, of course, about local historian Catherine Corliss, played by Monica Dolan, whose painstaking research into the Bon Secours' mother and baby home in Tuam revealed evidence suggesting that up to 796 children had been buried in unmarked graves at the site.
A New York Times article by Dan Berry and big producers involved with it as well.
Liam Neeson, Jules Daly, Chelsea Morgan Hoffman, Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowen, Martina Nyland, all the producers on it.
So I suspect you'll be hearing a lot about it tomorrow because that is on tonight and that festival, the Galway Film Flower, runs until tomorrow night as well.
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