
Brian Robinson
as Cormac
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In Shannon Airport, American military planes off-load a mysterious cargo destined for a secret location in Ireland. En route, one of the military trucks drops its package amongst the treacherous hillsides of Cavan. The box smashes, releasing a silver canister that ends up on 'Makeout Point', killing two young lovers in their car. From here, all hell breaks loose – Who is the mysterious Professor Wigand, and what is his role in these ghastly events? Can our young hero, Garda Cormac McKee, crack the case and save his girl, the beautiful but challenged Katie Hamelton? What has the sinister General Earl McCarthy got in store for our heroes? And just what in the hell is 'The Draft'? It blends horror, comedy elements. The film reflects a distinct Ireland style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Gary Shore. With a runtime of 15 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.
The main cast includes Brian Robinson, Charlene Gleeson and Colin Campbell. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Gary Shore, written by Denis Fitzpatrick, produced by Gary Shore and Shane Callan.

as Cormac

as Katie

as General McCarthy

as Professor Wigand

as Tommy Fitz

as Kevin Ward

as Brid Ward

as Agent Tripp

as Neans

as Sven

as Voice of General McCarthy