Clare Dunne

It was like, whoa.

But then on the journey, in terms of what you're saying about ideas, like you have this idea, right?

I went all over Ireland and ended up meeting all these incredible people in Ireland that already have all the solutions to all the things that we're talking about all the time.

Like the housing crisis, the stuff with kids and their mental health and domestic violence.

And like I was meeting all the people that are like, sure, well, this is what the system is like.

But sure, the answer is this.

And I'm like, OK, so where's the join up?

Like when does all this happen?

come together I feel like they're the people waiting in the wings you know they're the people waiting in the wings like I went on that like I stand on a stage at Sundance Film Festival where all these people were given this standing ovation you know it was this really milestone moment in my life I stand in America my story was finally shown to an audience and

And there was people, there were people there going like, how did you do this?

How did you make this?

And I was like, it was from talking to other people.

Like it was literally from, it was like being a journalist.

I was like, I met the people who work with this all the time.

And I just asked them to tell me, you know.

And they were like, this is incredible.

And there was also like, you know, like grown men and women in their 50s and 60s who were children in a domestically violent home.

And they were saying, this film is for the kids of those homes as well.

Maybe.

I don't know how many people have.