An Taibhse (The Ghost), marks a historic achievement in Irish cinema as the first Irish language horror film ever made. 

An Taibhse unfolds in the bleak landscape of post-famine Ireland, exploring the profound hardships faced by its
people. The narrative centers around Éamon (Tom Kerrisk) and his daughter Máire (Livvy Hill), who take on the task of
maintaining a remote Georgian mansion through the harsh winter.

What begins as a seemingly tranquil responsibility soon spirals into terror as they encounter inexplicable phenomena.
The film delves into the depths of human resilience amidst unspeakable horror, offering a nuanced portrayal of survival
and the complex mechanisms through which the mind adapts to protect itself.

Executive produced by six-time Oscar nominee Jim Sheridan and directed by award-winning Irish director John Farrelly. Starring Tom Kerrick Eamon, Livvy Hill and Anthony Murphy Land Steward.

An Taibhse will continue its festival run at FRIGHTFEST, the UK’s largest horror film festival. The film will have its international premiere in the 800-seater Ocean Screen 1 at Leicester Square on Friday, August 23rd.