Cillian Murphy's 'Small Things Like These' Debuts Amid Acclaim

The film, based on Claire Keegan's novel, tackles complex themes of moral courage and institutional power in 1980s Ireland.

Cillian Murphy stars in and produces the film 'Small Things Like These,' marking his first feature production under his Big Things Films banner.
The film is adapted from Claire Keegan's novel and explores the dark secrets of a convent in 1980s Ireland, highlighting the power of the Catholic Church.
Emily Watson's performance as a nun earned her the Silver Bear for Best Supporting Actress at the Berlin Film Festival.
The film's ambiguous ending has sparked diverse reactions, encouraging viewers to engage with its themes of moral courage and complicity.
Financed by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's Artists Equity, the film is receiving a theatrical release through Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions.