BIFF - Whitetail
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<p class="MsoNormal"><b><i><span lang="EN-US">Whitetail</span></i></b><span lang="EN-US"> is a smouldering psychological
thriller set in the lush, isolated forests of Southern Ireland.<br>
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The film centres on an extraordinary performance from Natasha O’Keeffe (<i>Peaky
Blinders</i>) as Jen, a conservation park ranger. Tough as nails, Jen is a
formidable presence in her community, especially when it comes to the poachers
that have begun trespassing on her territory.<br>
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However, Jen’s hardy exterior begins to crack when a familiar face from her
past reappears. Her ex-boyfriend Oscar (Aaron McCusker,<i> Shameless</i>) has
returned to town, dredging up painful memories of a devastating accident that
occurred during their teen years.<br>
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Along with the turmoil caused by the encroaching poachers, and new developments
in her relationship with her father (Andrew Bennett, <i>The Quiet Girl</i>),
Jen is forced to finally confront the trauma she has tried to outrun.<br>
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Masterfully scripted, shot, scored and performed, <b><i>Whitetail</i></b> is a
simmering spectacle that will stay with you long after the credits have rolled.<o:p></o:p></span></p>DramaPT1H43M2026-11-03NLenNatasha O’Keeffe
Andrew Bennett
Aaron McCusker
Rory Nolan
Nanouk Leopold
Nanouk Leopold
Stienette Bosklopper
Maarten Swart
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