After his Oscar-winning performance in Christopher Nolan's epic, Cillian Murphy returned to his native Ireland to craft another historical document.

Cillian Murphy follows up his Oscar-winning Oppenheimer performance with another tour-de-force in Small Things Like These, a drama about Ireland’s horrific Magdalene laundries, whose placid surface conceals roiling anguish and fury.

Cillian Murphy went back to Ireland for his first film after “Oppenheimer.” He stars in and produces “Small Things Like These,” which is based on Claire Keegan's Booker Prize-nominated story about the Magdalene laundries in Ireland.

Cillian Murphy’s career clout has only expanded since being named Oscar’s Best Actor for “Oppenheimer. ” His low-key period Irish drama “Small Things Like These,” opening Friday, couldn’t be more

Cillian Murphy said Ireland was like the "dark ages" before abortion, divorce, and contraception were legalized.

Cillian Murphy says "Small Things Like These," the Irish book his new film is adapted from, is a "beautiful, beautiful, perfect novella."

A quiet, meditative portrait of a small town's open secret, Small Things Like These sees Cillian Murphy go small, but no less affecting.