Dean Kavanagh Movies

A young man recalls a fishing trip from his childhood but he is uncertain if it is his own memory.

There is no escape… From one side of the globe to the other, there is no escaping the faces, the visions, the ever-watchful camera. There is...

Ciaran is a passionate yet restless college dropout who has returned home to recession-struck Dublin after a year of travelling. Broke and living...

A darts player slides into depression after an heart attack spooks him so much he loses his skill.

The troubling hallucinations of a deranged mind.

A silent film adrift in the lost rooms of an old house. A final letter to an old friend.

Haunted by the memory of a blind woman with visionary powers, a man revisits the sites of their love affair. Rather than unfolding as a traditional...

A contract killer reluctantly accepts a last minute assignment in the run-up to Christmas. The routine job takes an unexpected turn, and he finds...

A found-footage film that seeks to sever all narrative ties.

Originally conceived as a road movie, Sound from the Valley Floor is at once a film diary and a perverse comedy permeated with a dream logic.

A young man films his family to better understand them and as a result is destroyed by them.

Cut to the chase was a phrase used by Hollywood studio executives, meaning “don't bore us with the dialogue - get to the interesting scenes...

A man investigates a memory of places and people. The evidence drifts deeper and deeper into an unforgivable jungle; he might not be the true owner...

The remains of a day. Originally conceived as part of the portmanteau feature film In Passing (2011), which was completed by an international...

The latest materialist gesture in cinema's dematerialisation- uncompromising alter-ego Johnny Kline returns in the form of found and partially...

A man cruises the streets of his old neighbourhood at nightfall.

A séance of old and new light.

Onlookers at the canal.

This found footage project takes the form of four experimental films surrounding the mystery of the titular character. Rather than overtly appearing...