Glassland 2015
"Sometimes hope begins with sacrifice"
Gerard Barrett's *Glassland (2015)* plunges viewers into a gripping, emotionally charged drama set against the rainy streets of Dublin. The film follows John (Jack Reynor), a young taxi driver whose life spirals into turmoil when he races to save his family from collapse.
Director: Gerard Barrett
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Glassland (2015) about?
The film follows John, a Dublin taxi driver who races against time to save his fractured family from financial ruin. His desperate choices lead him into the criminal underworld, where every decision tests his loyalty and resolve.
Who directed Glassland?
Gerard Barrett helmed *Glassland*, bringing a grounded, visceral style to the drama that elevates its emotional stakes.
Who stars in Glassland?
The film features Jack Reynor as John, Toni Collette as his mother, and Will Poulter in a pivotal supporting role alongside Michael Smiley and Ally Ní Chiárain.
Is Glassland (2015) worth watching?
With its emotionally charged storytelling and strong performances—particularly from Reynor and Collette—*Glassland* stands out as a compelling drama. While not a mainstream blockbuster, its themes of family and sacrifice make it a thoughtful choice for fans of character-driven films.
How long is Glassland?
The runtime of *Glassland* is 93 minutes.
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About Glassland (2015) — A raw Dublin drama about family, sacrifice, and survival
Gerard Barrett's *Glassland (2015)* plunges viewers into a gripping, emotionally charged drama set against the rainy streets of Dublin. The film follows John (Jack Reynor), a young taxi driver whose life spirals into turmoil when he races to save his family from collapse. With Toni Collette as his determined but strained mother and Will Poulter as a volatile figure from his past, the story unfolds with raw intensity, exploring themes of sacrifice, desperation, and the blurred lines between love and survival. Shot with a documentary-like realism, *Glassland* captures the gritty underbelly of urban life while delivering a deeply personal story of resilience.
The atmosphere is tense and melancholic, mirroring John's internal struggle as he navigates impossible choices and the weight of his father's absence. Barrett crafts a narrative that feels both intimate and urgent, blending family drama with the harsh realities of economic hardship. As the layers of deception and loyalty unravel, *Glassland (2015)* becomes a poignant reflection on the sacrifices we make—and the lines we cross—for the people we love.