Movie |
Lgbt Interest | Homophobia
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Best Irish Feature | 2017 | John
Best Cinematography | 2017
Best Foreign Feature | 2017 | John
Best Director Film | 2018 | John
Best Screenplay Film | 2018 | John
Best Actor in a Supporting Role Film | 2018 | Andrew
Best Film | 2018
Best Actor in a Lead Role Film | 2018 | Fionn
Best Feature Film | 2017 | John
Best Irish Film | 2017
Budget 1,050,000 USD
Certain scenes in the film were shot in Castleknock College, an Irish rugby school in itself.
Former Leinster Rugby, Ireland and British & Irish Lions player Brian O'Driscoll helped to coordinate the scenes for the rugby match at the end of the film. His wife, Amy Huberman, played Ned's step-mother.
If you listen very carefully at the beginning of the movie, you'll here the proctor's voice off-camera telling Ned he has 90-minutes to complete his essay. Exactly 90 minutes later he reads his completed essay
"Dan Sherry: [if] You spend your whole life being someone else, WHO'S GONNA BE YOU?"
"Dan Sherry: There is no limit to what you can learn from reading."
