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Brendan Canty interview on Christy at Berlin Festival 2025: Foster kid's journey, community healing & authentic cinema Brendan Canty's latest drama, Christy, delves into the life of a foster child navigating the challenges of belonging and healing within a supportive community. Collaborating with writer Alan O'Gorman, Canty draws from their own childhood experiences in a working-class area, where they witnessed the resilience of children in similar circumstances. Originally a short film, Christy evolved into a feature-length production, with Canty attributing much of the film's depth and authenticity to its talented cast. Danny Power's portrayal of the titular character, Christy, stands out for its ability to convey both vulnerability and strength. Canty commends Power's instinctive acting, which brought additional layers to the narrative. The authenticity of the film is further enhanced by the cast, many of whom are from the same community center in Cork, providing genuine representation of their lives. Christy tackles serious themes such as masculinity and emotional expression, exploring how young men can confront their past to build a better future. Canty ensures the narrative balances these serious themes with moments of humor and hope, mirroring the complex realities of the characters' lives. Music and creativity play significant roles in the film, serving as vehicles for healing and character development, which is reflected in the film's soundtrack. Canty concludes the interview by expressing his hope that audiences leave with a sense of pride and hope, highlighting the film's message of resilience and the potential for change. Interviewer: Sarah Bradbury Editing: Olivia Barker ►► Haven't subscribed yet? Do it now! https://theupcoming.co.uk/YouTube ◄◄ Connect with The Upcoming: Our Website ►► https://www.theupcoming.co.uk Instagram ►► / theupcoming TikTok ►► / theupcomingmagazine Twitter / X ►► / the_upcoming Facebook ►► / theupcomingmagazine 📩 For syndication enquiries: syndication@theupcoming.co.uk