Brendan O'Connor talks to director Alan Gilsenan and producer Tomás Hardiman about their powerful new IFTA-nominated documentary The Days of Trees, which deals with Tomás's personal experience as a survivor of child sexual abuse - listen above.
In an remarkable interview, Tomás explores his journey through trauma and the power of forgiveness, and how the duo feels that while it frankly addresses a dark subject matter that has plagued Irish society for decades, The Days of Trees is ultimately an uplifting tale of healing and redemption.
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The Days Of Trees is playing at select cinemas across Ireland in May and June - fine out more here. If you are affected by any of the issues addressed in this interview and feel like you need support, please go to our Helplines section.
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