A sex-comedy that harks back in style and theme to early Almodovar (Irish masculinity on the verge of a nervous breakdown, if you will), this Northern Ireland debut feature blends social and political commentary with fluffy bedroom farce. Eamonn Manley is the timid employee of a dating agency whose unusually high fertility makes him a target of wannabe mothers everywhere. Soon his services are being sought by local loyalists, who see in him the potential to revive the North’s dwindling Protestant population. All of this, of course, proves highly taxing for the put-upon Eamonn, whose only ambition in life is to find true love and settle down.