Peadar Lamb

The Field -- Richard Harris made a triumphant return to the screen and received an Oscar Nomination for this intense portrayal of a peasant who battles wealthy American developers.

Reflections -- Through the examination of a man's reflection we learn that it is not what you look at that matters, but what you see; and that ultimately, no two people have the same perception of any one thing.

Agent Tom Brindle (Hutton) is called to Barcelona, Spain to track down the notorious serial killer known as Pygmalion, who kills his victims then positions them in macabre displays. His team uses DNA to track down and arrest Marco Soler, a young volatile soldier, only to find that Marco has an air-tight alibi. While investigating, he finds that Marco has a monozygotic twin with identical DNA only a decade apart in age. With the help of the clinical psychologist Elena, they decide to build a psychological and physiological profile of the serial killer using his twin brother, Marco. Agent Brindle is closing in on the killer but the killer is also closing in on him. The hunter becomes the hunted as Pygmalion also discovers that he has a twin brother and begins to stalk the investigative team. For Agent Tom Brindle, the only way to finally catch the killer is to risk everything, and everyone, he holds dear.

A plot of earth in rural Ireland, The Field is rented and lovingly cultivated by "Bull" McCabe (Harris). When its legal owner suddenly decides to sell the land, a wealthy American (Tom Berenger) appears with plans to develop the area. To Bull, covering land with concrete is a mortal sin. To the villagers, an outsider owning Bull's field is an outrage that McCabe vows to prevent at any cost. Costarring John Hurt, The Field is a compelling story of one man's determined battle to resist change and defend his heritage.