The Cork actor said he hopes the film's message resonates in the context of events in the world today, but does not "want to be prescriptive in a film".
I think it should ask questions, it should be provocative and it should get people thinking, because audiences are super smart. People see those resonances, we don't have to point them out.
It was "wonderful", he added, to be back on set with co-star Eileen Walsh, 28 years after their time together on the stage production of Disco Pigs.
The older you get, the more you appreciate working with somebody good. He knows what he's doing, and it's lovely to meet those eyes across a scene and then just act.
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