Peachy Dublin: Get a taste of what’s under your skin

Film-maker Rebecca Bermingham wants to probe beneath the front that people put up every day, she tells Jonathan deBurca Butler

When you speak to Rebecca Bermingham for the first time, you are left with the distinct impression that she doesn’t have a worry in the world. There is a lightness to her being that explains her talent for coming up with charming ideas.

But, like most people, the 24-year-old documentary film-maker has a list of niggling worries, regrets and, she is keen to stress, dreams. She regrets not getting to know her grandmother before she died, dreams of never having to pay the rent again, and wonders if cereal in the middle of the day is breakfast or dinner.