Zara Devlin

Zara Devlin’s filmography? Oh, it’s a wild little ride through indie gems and darker tales that actually stick with you. She totally owned the screen in “Small Things Like These” (2024), a film that’s not afraid to dig into heavy, real-world secrets. The story’s set in a small Irish town during Christmas—sounds sweet, yeah? Not really. The whole thing unravels around buried truths, haunting guilt, and a community that would rather look away than face what’s festering under the surface. Zara’s character gets tangled up in all that, and honestly, she brings this raw, quiet intensity that makes you wanna follow every twitch of her expression. Then there’s “Ann” (2022), which is a totally different flavor. It’s more of a biographical drama, laser-focused on Ann Lovett’s tragic story—one that people in Ireland still whisper about to this day. Zara slips right into that real-life pain, no melodrama, just heartbreak and confusion and the weight of a thousand silent stares. She disappears into the role, and you just feel the ache, the frustration of someone who deserved so much more. And, yeah, don’t sleep on “The Other Lamb” (2019). It’s moody, cultish, and straight-up unsettling—think gorgeous forests and creepy rituals, with Zara holding her own in a cast full of intense performances. She can do innocence, suspicion, and that slow-burn rebellion, all in a single glance. Basically, she’s picking roles that mess with your head and your heart, and she’s absolutely nailing it.