- “Waking Ned Devine” (1998): This comedy film tells the story of a small Irish village whose residents who try to claim a lottery prize when the winner suddenly dies. While the film primarily takes place in Ireland, some scenes were shot on the Isle of Man, showcasing its beautiful scenery.
- “Mindhorn” (2016): A comedy film set on the Isle of Man, “Mindhorn” follows a washed-up actor who played a detective with a bionic eye in a popular TV show. He is recruited by the police to help catch a serial killer who believes the character is real. The film humorously plays with the island’s reputation for hosting filming locations.
- “Alfie” (2004): Although not entirely set on the Isle of Man, this romantic comedy-drama starring Jude Law features several scenes filmed on the island. The landscapes and coastal areas are utilized as backdrops for some of the movie’s sequences.
- “Me Before You” (2016): While most of the film takes place in England, several scenes from this romantic drama were shot on the Isle of Man’s beautiful coastal areas and countryside. It tells the story of a young woman who becomes the caregiver of a wealthy paralyzed man and their emotional journey together.
- “Heretiks” (2018): This horror film is set in the 17th century and revolves around a young woman accused of being a witch. While the majority of the story takes place in an isolated convent, some scenes were shot on the Isle of Man, which enhances the eerie and atmospheric setting.
- “The Manxman” written by Sir Hall Caine, a Manx author, in 1894. This novel tells the story of a love triangle set in the Isle of Man’s close-knit community.
- “Mr. Hodgson’s Isle” by Leonard Clark, published in 1951. This book explores the lives of three people living on the island during World War II and their experiences and challenges during that time.
- “Between the Tides” by H.V. Murray, published in 1996, takes place on the Isle of Man. It follows a family with deep roots on the island and transcends several generations, delving into their secrets and relationships.
WANDERLIST: Isle of Man in books and on film
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