PRODUCER

Adrian is the owner of Curious Dog Films, established in late 2019. He has been making documentaries since the late 1990s and was previously the co-owner of Wildfire Films.
A multi-award-winning producer and director, he has created over fifty hours of television and feature documentaries for national and international broadcasters and funders including RTÉ, Screen Ireland, BAI, TG4, Channel 4, BBC Four, Virgin Media, Setanta, ARTE Germany, YLE Finland, SBS Australia, and The History Channel.

His work spans a wide range of subjects across the arts, sport, politics, music, comedy, social issues, mental health, and the everyday stories of life.

Adrian has previously worked with Éamon Little on two feature documentaries: the IFTA-nominated Red Mist, a creative exploration of Ireland’s most infamous soccer bust-up in Saipan in 2002, described by the Evening Herald as “a brilliant film… evocative, poignant, and often very, very funny… a must-see, beg, borrow, or steal a copy”; and Living Colour, which explores an artists’ collective that focuses on the artists’ abilities rather than their special needs. Film Ireland praised it as “a wonderful documentary… an uplifting and enlightening piece of cinema.” Both projects were supported by the Irish Film Board/Screen Ireland.

More of Adrian’s work can be found at: https://curiousdogfilms.com/

DIRECTOR

Éamon Little is a film-maker, screenwriter and radio documentary maker living in County Galway, in the west of Ireland.

His adaptation for the big screen of John McGahern's final novel, That They May Face the Rising Sun, (director Pat Collins, South Wind Blows & Cyprus Avenue Films) won the 2024 IFTA for Best Film and screened in festivals all around the world, winning numerous awards.

Éamon has recently finished making Born That Way (produced by Curious Dog Films), a documentary film on Patrick Lydon, an inspirational figure of the worldwide Camphill Movement, who recently died of Motor Neurone Disease. The film won the Dublin Film Critics Circle Award for Best Irish Documentary at Dublin International Film Festival, 2025.

His previous feature film documentaries include Living Colour (Wildfire Films, 2011), Red Mist (Wildfire Films, 2007 - nominated for an IFTA Award in 2008), and An Domhnach in Éireann - Sundays in Ireland (Harvest Films, 2005). His short documentary films include Camphill - The Essence from Within (2009), Nimble Spaces - An Introduction (2013) and Nimble Spaces - Enabling Space (2015), Nimble Spaces - Inclusive Neighbourhoods (2016).

All his radio work can be heard here: https://on.soundcloud.com/qZASn

EXEC-PRODUCER

Aideen is a producer and executive producer. She is VP of Production at Little Monster Films, the company behind Free Solo and The Rescue. Aideen recently co-produced Lost in The Jungle for National Geographic Disney, produced The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales, directed by Abigail Disney and Kathleen Hughes, produced and co-directed The 8th. Previous credits include Women in Blue, The Armor of Light (dir. Abigail Disney & Kathleen Hughes), the landmark PBS Women, War and Peace, Series II,  The Trials of Spring (dir. Gini Reticker) and The Awful Truth series for Channel 4  (dir. Michael Moore)

EDITOR AND CAMERA

With over 20 years of experience in the film industry, Keith Walsh works in the roles of cameraman, editor and director. His work has been primarily in documentary and has seen him work with many of the top documentary directors in the country.

Several projects that he has worked on have been nominated for IFTAs, including When All is Ruin Once Again which he shot, edited and directed. When All is Ruin Once Again also won the Best Cinematography award at the Galway Film Fleadh in 2018 and was described as ‘a masterpiece of cinema’ by RTÉ Entertainment. Apples of the Golan which he shot, edited and co-directed was described by the Irish Times as having ‘a natural rhythm that is sure to please fans of Sleep Furiously or Le Quattro Volta’. Keith edited the 3 part landmark RTÉ series 1916: The Irish Rebellion which won an IFTA in 2016 for Best Factual Series and was described as 'well-constructed' by the Irish Times and 'exceptionally crisp by the Irish Independent.

His most recent work was as editor and cameraman on award winning director Pat Collins’ The Dance and as editor on Pat’s forthcoming feature film That They May Face The Rising Sun which was written by Éamon Little and released in 2023.