Dublin Crust

A great comedic drama, with TONS of irish humour and authenticity, RAKES of irish punk scene insight and very real focus on hardships of living in the city.

The characters are relatable, recognisable and well-acted; you feel for them in their individual plights and the dialogue is witty and holds no punches.

There are a few notable faces among the cast and a crew cameo and irish punk easter-eggs throughout.

If you enjoyed The Commitments or Good Vibrations, or the early effort of Alex Proyas ("The Crow", "I, Robot"), "Garage Days", or are just a punk in a close-knit scene, this movie is for you.