Based on J. P. Delaney’s psychological thriller, this new TV series unfolds against the stunning backdrop of the Cornish countryside and coast.
At its heart lies an unthinkable situation: two couples discover their toddlers were switched at birth in a hospital mix-up. The story poses a heart-wrenching question: should these parents keep the children they’ve raised and loved, or switch them back to their biological families? While they initially try to resolve the situation together, trust begins to erode. What starts as a mutual dilemma evolves into a tense situation when one couple suspects the other of harboring hidden motives, leading to desperate measures to protect their family.
Niamh Algar, who takes on the pivotal role of Maddie, has recently established herself as one of television’s most compelling performers. Her powerful turn in THE WONDER opposite Florence Pugh garnered critical acclaim, while her recent portrayal of Anne Villiers in MARY AND GEORGE showcases her versatility as an actress. She also earned BAFTA nominations for her work in CALM WITH HORSES and DECEIT, cementing her reputation as one of the industry’s most dynamic rising stars.
A quiet revolution is happening on Netflix this March as Nora Fingscheidt’s stunning adaptation of Amy Liptrot’s 2016 novel THE OUTRUN makes its streaming debut. This critically acclaimed indie film, Certified Fresh on RottenTomatoes, will arrive on Netflix in both the UK and US through different pay-1 streaming deals, marking its first appearance on any… In a groundbreaking acquisition, streaming platform Mubi has secured rights to THE HISTORY OF SOUND, the highly anticipated gay First World War romance starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor, with theatrical release plans confirmed for late 2025. The film, which wrapped production earlier this year, chronicles the journey of two young men, Lionel (Mescal) and… Andrew Scott graced the world premiere of BLUE MOON at the Berlin International Film Festival alongside Ethan Hawke, Margaret Qualley, and director Richard Linklater on Tuesday. The film, shot in Ireland last summer, represents yet another collaboration between Linklater and Hawke, this time creating a one-scene musical drama set in 1943. While Scott portrays composer… In a delightful convergence of Irish and international talent, County Roscommon’s own Chris O’Dowd is set to grace RTÉ’s THE LATE LATE SHOW alongside an impressive lineup of guests, bringing with him a treasure trove of stories that perfectly capture his journey from small-town Ireland to global stardom. The Boyle native, known for his role… Netflix has set hearts aflutter with the first glimpse of BRIDGERTON’s fourth season, treating fans to an intimate behind-the-scenes look at what promises to be another enchanting chapter in the beloved series. The newly released sneak peek, which dropped on Valentine’s Day 2025, offers tantalizing glimpses of the show’s next romantic adventure, centered around the… The 2025 Irish Film and Television Awards transformed Dublin into a constellation of stars on Friday evening, with SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE emerging as the night’s biggest winner. The intimate drama secured both Best Film and Best Actor for Cillian Murphy, who delivered a memorable acceptance speech apologizing to his fellow nominees from hip-hop group…THE OUTRUN on Netflix Mar 18
THE HISTORY OF SOUND update
Andrew Scott in BLUE MOON
Chris O’Dowd on THE LATE LATE SHOW
BRIDGERTON S4 sneak peak
Irish talent shines at IFTA 2025
