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Irish Film Review: A Bend in the River
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Irish Film Review: A Bend in the River

14th January 2021 4 Mins Read

Irene Falvey follows Colin Broderick’s film in which Northern Irish writer Matt Donnelly returns home to Tyrone having not been back for 30 years, to face the ghosts of his past.

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Wildfire
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Irish Films to Look Out for in 2021

7th January 2021 9 Mins Read

We take a look at some of the Irish films coming your way in 2021.

Best Irish Films 2020
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Our Favourite Irish Films of 2020

31st December 2020 3 Mins Read

To round off the year, we chose some of our favourites from 2020.

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2020: Contributors’ Choice

31st December 2020 59 Mins Read

When time stands still and all around you shudders to a halt, we seek inspiration beyond our reality and find refuge in the magic of film.

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Podcast: Films of 2020
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Film Ireland Podcast: Farewell 2020

31st December 2020 1 Min Read

Sarah Cullen & Richard Drumm return to the world of pod after a long hiatus – reunited over zoom, our dynamic duo take a look back at the year in film.

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Tom Noone, Director of ‘Our Space’

23rd December 2020 2 Mins Read

Director Tom Noone tells us about his short film ‘Our Space’, produced for Fíor Scéal Theatre.

Seamus Heaney and the Music of what happens
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Toronto Irish Film Festival: Seamus Heaney and the Music of what happens

23rd December 2020 3 Mins Read

Aoife O’Neill was at the 2020 Toronto Irish Film Festival for Seamus Heaney and the Music of what happens, Adam Low’s portrait of the Nobel Prize-winning poet.

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The Sheriff: Review of Irish Film @ Cork International Film Festival 2020
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The Sheriff: Review of Irish Film @ Cork International Film Festival 2020

23rd December 2020 4 Mins Read

Loretta Goff takes on The Sheriff, Grace Sweeney’s film which follows two candidates competing to be elected for this prolific role in two contrasting territories.

The 8th – Review
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The 8th – Review of Irish Film @ Cork International Film Festival 2020

17th December 2020 4 Mins Read

Emma Keyes celebrates ‘The 8th’ which traces Ireland’s campaign to remove the 8th Amendment – a constitutional ban on abortion.

Mulan Review
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Review: Mulan

17th December 2020 3 Mins Read

Shauna Fox finds this live-action adaptation to be one soldier who simply cant be rescued.

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