Eden

EDEN deals with what could possible be a future for most people caught up in the current economic climate in Ireland and how we have taken a bite of the financial apple and borrowed beyond our means. We follow Adam who has been left unemployed and homeless throughout one of his days on the streets and the people and situations he finds himself in on a daily basis.

Cast

Johnny Elliott

as Adam

Sarah Carroll

as Clair

Chris Newman

as Posh Guy

Kellie Blaise

as Bus stop girl

Stuart Dannell Foran

as Homeless guy under bridge

Robbie Walsh

as Taxi Driver

Brendan Sheehan

as Mugger

David Alexander

as House Thug

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