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Release of The Lost Children of Tuam film
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Premiere Release of The Lost Children of Tuam film
The film ‘The Lost Children of Tuam’ premiered at Dublin’s Lighthouse Cinema was released in Irish cinemas on September 18. 25. Directed by Frank Berry, Berry and produced by Liam Neeson, the film is based on follows the research campaign of historian Catherine Corless, who uncovered evidence that as many as 796 Corless to uncover the truth regarding the deaths and burials of hundreds of children may have been buried in unmarked graves at the Bon Secours former Tuam Mother and Baby Home in Tuam, County Galway. The premiere was attended by Corless, director Frank Berry, and co-producer Liam Neeson. Corless described Home. Corless’s research into the experience as “surreal” and “overwhelming.” Neeson expressed horror regarding St Mary’s institution has led to ongoing excavations at a site believed to contain the institutional failures depicted in remains of 796 infants who died between 1925 and 1961. Since work began last year, an international team of forensic archaeologists has identified the film. skeletal remains of 99 babies and children. The production aimed film addresses historical abuse and neglect involving the Bon Secours order. Producer Liam Neeson stated he felt an obligation to work with survivors use his platform to ensure authenticity and bring attention give a voice to the estimated 9,000 infants missing from Ireland’s mother deceased children and baby homes. The film is scheduled seek accountability for a wider cinema release on September 25. the events.
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- 2026-09-25 15:33 UTC Release of The Lost Children of Tuam film
- 2026-09-21 13:15 UTC Premiere of The Lost Children of Tuam film
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