“Good quality film making…..Williams and Seymour play well together.”
Derek Malcom | London Evening Standard
“Startling originality….Murphy has a sensitive directorial touch…refreshing to see an unhistrionic look at sexual abuse in the priesthood.”
Steve O Brien | Filmstar Magazine
“Heartfelt, its unironic belief in the power of love is attractive.”
Pete Bradshaw | The Guardian
“Very romantic, authentic and intense, tender and touching, a great feel for people and a great feel for places…fantastically told.”
Robert Elms | BBC Radio London
“Confirms the good impression Murphy made with Silent Grace..the performances of Williams and Seymour seep raw emotion.”
David Parkinson | Empire
“Moving Award Winner” Little White Lies
“In this small British feature, writer/director Maeve Murphy displays a sure feel for the look and atmosphere of a scene….tempestuous”
Edward Porter | The Sunday Times
“Cara Seymour is the stand out star of the film…to say Beyond The Fire is provocative is an understatement.”
Indie London
“Scot Williams is the pick of a small cast…thought provoking take on a touchy subject.”
Justin Bateman | Screenjabber
“With Irish Society coming to terms with the Ryan Report, the release of Maeve Murphys award winning Beyond The Fire is timely”
Irish News
“The F word for Maeve Murphy is feeling…real feeling…long on tenderness.”
Belfast Telegraph
“A unique film dealing with profoundly troubling issues”
William Crawley | Presenter Sunday Sequence BBC Radio Ulster
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