Cillian Murphy’s words on women & children sparks praise while promoting 'Small Things Like These'

"It's always women and children that are the collateral damage when there's absolute power & that's happening all over the world" He's so right!! pic.twitter.com/ufVAs7BUmp

Murphy's new film, adapted from Claire Keegan’s novel, delves into this dark chapter of Irish history, exploring the story of a coal merchant who discovers the unsettling realities within a local laundry. His sensitive approach to the subject has further heightened anticipation for the film, drawing positive comparisons to Saoirse Ronan’s recent statements on gender-based violence. Social media users echoed Murphy’s sentiment, with one noting, “When politics infringe, it’s women and children who suffer most—this is a global truth.”

Murphy’s dedication to tackling complex social issues in Small Things Like These aligns with his commitment to meaningful storytelling, adding another layer to his celebrated career. The film, expected to offer a critical look at gendered power dynamics, premieres soon, promising to reignite conversations around historical and modern-day injustices faced by women and children.