Narrative film
As passionate storytellers, a central part of Adam & Ed Creative’s core mission is to continue to create our own body of work within the medium of narrative film. The projects are important for us as they allow us to hone our craft as storytellers, working creatively with writers, actors and crew to stretch our experience and discover new ways of making vivid tales come to life.
Our films have been screen both nationally and internationally, including some of the festivals listed below.
CLEANER (2021 - irl - 14MINS)
Angela is a domestic cleaner who keeps herself to herself. Mairead is a house-proud mother who, more often than not, finds herself alone at home with the children. When a mundane household accident forces Angela to add emergency childminding to her list of duties, a friendship begins between employer and employee. As the relationship blooms, they begin to discover that there may be more that bonds them together than just loneliness. But is this just another work-based transaction, or does it mean something else?
where still waters lie (2020 - irl - 19MINS)
As a couple finds themselves drifting apart they leave gaps for more than just silence, turning a healing weekend away into a horror of mistrust and fear.
Where Still Waters Lie is a short film from Adam & Ed Creative that will be screening nationally and internationally throughout 2020/21.
bittern (2018 - irl - 10MINS)
A chance encounter between two strangers on a bench park leads to a connection in an increasingly isolated world. But is one of them harbouring a dark secret?
Bittern is a short film from Adam & Ed Creative that has featured in major international film festivals in Ireland and abroad.
the elvis parking method (2018 - irl - 10MINS)
In The Elvis Parking Method an ex-couple meet for the final time to exchange the last of their possessions, but a series of awkward events leaves them with a choice to make.
The Elvis Parking Method is a short film produced by Adam & Ed Creative. It was recently selected for the Short Reels Series at the Contemporary Irish Arts Center Los Angeles and is still screening at international film festivals around the world.