A haunting new film, “The Lost Children of Tuam,” brings Catherine Corless’s courageous investigation into the Tuam mother and baby home to life on screen, sparking emotional reactions from Corless herself and honoring the truth behind the tragedy. With Liam Neeson’s production team and actors in attendance at its Dublin premiere, the film was praised for its respectful, accurate portrayal of a painful chapter in Irish history — one that still demands answers. Corless, who uncovered the deaths of nearly 800 children, emphasized that the search isn’t over: more remains may be found, and thousands of other lost children across Ireland remain unaccounted for. Director Frank Berry stressed the importance of involving survivors, ensuring the film honored their pain while offering hope. The film stands as both a memorial and a call to action — reminding us that justice and remembrance are still unfinished business.
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