Conveyance 2025
"A dream home becomes a waking nightmare"
When house-hunting couple Brian and Suzanne finally step into their sun-drenched, sea-facing South Dublin apartment, the long slog of dodgy rentals seems over at last.
Director: Gemma Creagh
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Conveyance (2025) about?
House-hunting couple Brian and Suzanne score their dream sea-facing apartment in South Dublin, only to discover objects moving on their own and Brian suspecting Apartment 19 is haunted. Their euphoria curdles into eerie discoveries as the line between comedy and horror blurs.
Who directed Conveyance?
Gemma Creagh directs this sharp comedy-horror short, bringing a playful yet unsettling tone to the everyday nightmare of house hunting.
Who stars in Conveyance?
The film features Patrick Martins, Chrissie Cronin, Matty McCabe, Travis Nelson, Aisling O'Neill, and Maeve McGrath.
Is Conveyance (2025) worth watching?
At 15 minutes, Conveyance (2025) packs a brisk, genre-blending punch that should appeal to fans of tight, twisty horror-comedy. Its playful scares and rising tension make it an intriguing festival or streaming discovery for 2025.
How long is Conveyance?
The short film runs 15 minutes.
About Conveyance (2025) — A Comedy-Horror Short That Moves In (Literally)
When house-hunting couple Brian and Suzanne finally step into their sun-drenched, sea-facing South Dublin apartment, the long slog of dodgy rentals seems over at last. Conveyance (2025) follows their euphoric move into a place that looks perfect—until the walls begin to whisper, the furniture rearranges itself, and Brian suspects the culprit is lurking in Apartment 19 of the Seaview complex. With director Gemma Creagh steering this sharp-witted blend of comedy and horror, expect a playful yet unsettling atmosphere where dream homes curdle into waking nightmares.
Gemma Creagh pins the tale on rising stars Patrick Martins and Chrissie Cronin, whose chemistry anchors the escalating chaos as everyday objects take on a life of their own. Tight 15-minute runtime makes Conveyance (2025) a brisk, binge-friendly shot of supernatural satire, where the real horror might be the real estate itself.