Mapmaker 2001
In the tense political landscape of early 2000s Northern Ireland, Mapmaker (2001) follows cartographer Richie Markey—a man whose job should be routine but becomes a deadly pursuit when his maps reveal far more than borders.
Director: Johnny Gogan
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mapmaker (2001) about?
Mapmaker (2001) follows cartographer Richie Markey, who takes on a seemingly simple task of mapping tourist sites in a Northern Ireland town—only to uncover a buried secret tied to a missing surveyor. His meticulous work leads him into a dangerous conspiracy with violent undercurrents.
Who directed Mapmaker?
Mapmaker was directed by Johnny Gogan, a filmmaker known for his atmospheric storytelling and focus on Irish narratives.
Who stars in Mapmaker?
The film features an outstanding cast led by Brían F. O'Byrne, Brendan Coyle, Susan Lynch, Ian McElhinney, and Oisín Kearney.
Is Mapmaker (2001) worth watching?
As a moody thriller set against the backdrop of Northern Ireland's lingering tensions, Mapmaker (2001) delivers a tense, atmospheric experience. While unrated, its thematic depth and strong performances make it a compelling watch for fans of slow-burn mysteries.
How long is Mapmaker?
Runtime details are not listed.
About Mapmaker (2001) — A Cartographer's Dark Discovery in Northern Ireland
In the tense political landscape of early 2000s Northern Ireland, Mapmaker (2001) follows cartographer Richie Markey—a man whose job should be routine but becomes a deadly pursuit when his maps reveal far more than borders.
Directed with a brooding intensity by Johnny Gogan, this psychological thriller stars Brían F. O'Byrne as the reluctant investigator drawn into a web of suspicion and violence. As Richie traces the steps of a missing surveyor accused of betrayal in a conflict still simmering beneath the surface, the quiet streets of a small town transform into a pressure cooker of moral ambiguity and hidden danger. The film masterfully blends the precision of mapmaking with the unpredictability of human secrets, creating an atmosphere where every line drawn could be a step closer to tragedy.
With its gritty realism and slow-burn suspense, Mapmaker (2001) lingers as a gripping exploration of how history's shadows shape the present.