Oscar®-winner and Hamptons resident Terry George (HOTEL RWANDA ) brings his immense talents to this entertaining comedy of errors set in Belfast. Jimbo Reagan owes local gangster Mad Dog Flynn five thousand dollars, but when he robs a fish market to secure the cash, things go from bad to worse, and he ends up with multiple hostages in a local antique shop currently run by the American cousin (Brendan Fraser) of its proprietor. With amusing turns by Colm Meaney as a cantankerous detective and David O’Hara as Flynn, this delightful comedy is a joy for film fans on both sides of the pond.

Terry George was born in Belfast. He was nominated for an Oscar in 2005 for writing HOTEL RWANDA, which he also directed and produced. He directed SOME MOTHER'S SON and RESERVATION ROAD and was nominated for an Oscar for writing IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER. He won the 2012 Oscar for his short THE SHORE (HIFF 2011).

Terry George was born in Belfast. He was nominated for an Oscar in 2005 for writing HOTEL RWANDA, which he also directed and produced. He directed SOME MOTHER'S SON and RESERVATION ROAD and was nominated for an Oscar for writing IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER. He won the 2012 Oscar for his short THE SHORE (HIFF 2011).