The highly entertaining dark comedy was released to Irish audiences in early January, receiving widespread acclaim and earning a 91% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
The film is now set to go global after being sold to distributors in the US, Australia, Spain and South Africa.
The feature-length comedy follows the stylists of a Dublin hair salon who become accidental vigilantes and community heroes as they take on a local gang threatening their neighbourhood.
Set in the fictional working-class Dublin neighbourhood of Piglinstown, the comedy sees salon owner Michelle (Angeline Ball) and her fellow stylists, Stacey (Ericka Roe), Chantelle (Shauna Higgins) and Gemma (Lauren Larkin) hounded by the gang on their doorstep, led by the menacing hoodlum Deano (Ian Lloyd Anderson).
Greasy local politician Darren Flynn (Aidan McArdle) is another thorn in their sides. He has designs on gentrifying Piglinstown and ripping down the row of shops the girls’ salon is on, to line his own pockets.
Dealing with everything from local gangs to unsympathetic politicians, the group tackle every obstacle in a desperate attempt to preserve their community, often finding themselves in hilarious over-the-top scenarios.