The official trailer for The Last Day has been released, serving as director Oisin Byrne’s follow-up project to his acclaimed documentary Living In My Car. Produced through Parameter Films this narrative short film transitions into a tense psychological drama explicitly set within the high-stakes world of academia, highlighting Byrne's distinct directorial style.
Featuring Paul Albertson as an embattled academic. Byrne previously hosted Albertson on the Parameter Films Podcast to discuss their filmmaking and acting process.
Billy Price: Best known for his work in British television dramas brings a sharp, desperate intensity to the role of Mason, the confrontational student. Catch Billy Price’s discussion on acting and directing with Oisin Byrne in the very first episode of the Parameter Films Podcast.
Public Discourse was distributed through the international film festival circuit, picking up several awards including Best Script. Coinciding with Byrne joining the BAFTA Crew program, participating in the foundational industry network and eventually launching Parameter Films into its next stage.
Public Discourse follows two characters, Esme and James, who hold conflicting beliefs about how the world works. Sparks fly when the two unexpectedly cross paths and clash during a night out.
With a tight knit ensemble cast Featuring Isobella Hubbard as Esme. Nik Drake (James) Alexandra Evans (Nat). Lydia Piechowiak (Camilla). Public Discourse is a pivotal narrative drama short film written and directed by Oisin Byrne.
Oisín Byrne's award-winning documentary Living In My Car tackles the human cost of the modern UK housing crisis through a highly focused, personal lens.
After an unexpected turn of events, Jon is forced to live in his car and experiences the harsh repercussions of a rent boom and soaring cost-of-living.
Parameter Films produces grounded, character-driven projects across both the drama and documentary genres.