If you’re planning a bit of a Netflix duvet day this bank holiday weekend, then we’ve got just the film for you.
Dublin Oldschool was one of the highest grossing Irish films of last year and was just added to the streaming service this weekend, so it’s the perfect time to add it to your binge list.
The synopsis reads, ‘Aspiring DJ Jason reconnects with his brother Daniel on a drug-fuelled weekend trip through Dublin, discovering that their different lives may have more in common than they thought.’
Adapted from Emmet Kirwan’s massively acclaimed stage play of the same name, it stars some great Irish names including Seána Kerslake (Can’t Cope, Won’t Cope), Ian Lloyd Anderson (Love/Hate, Game of Thrones) and Kirwan himself (Heartbreak, ’71).
Watch the trailer here:
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