All Good Children
A haunting account of loss.
Scott Townsend rounds up our look at some of our favourite festive films admitting to ocular malfunctions over ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’. Happy Christmas…
This December, the Film Ireland Christmas elves gather round the fire and mull over their favourite festive films. Steven Galvin ignores the humbug and enjoys ‘The Muppet Christmas Carol’.
This December, the Film Ireland Christmas elves gather round the fire and mull over their favourite festive films. Charlene Lydon shares her love of ‘Elf’.
From more than 9,000 submission to the Sundance Film Festival, two Irish feature films were chosen to be a part of this year’s line-up.
Rory Cashin; one of the of Dublin-based comedy filmmakers, Half A Giraffe; talks about past projects and their Film Quiz Fundraiser in Filmbase this Saturday.
Dane Niels Wamberg winner of the Nordic section of the Sony PROduction Awards 2010 in the spring gives his advice for future entrants in the competition.
This December, the Film Ireland Christmas elves gather round the fire and mull over their favourite festive films. Geoff McEvoy enjoys ‘The Lion in Winter’.
There will be a PictureShow screening today 17th December at 2pm at the ExchangeDublin Arts Centre, Exchange Street Upper D2, of the British classic crime drama Hunted.
The Dingle Film Festival has announced that French film director Jean-Jacques Beineix will be a special guest of the festival in March 2011.
For the last few months, the Screen Cinema and Phantom 105.2′s Cinerama have been asking cinema-goers to vote their favourite ‘80s movies back onto the big Screen…
Caroline Farrell gives an inside view on how to get your scripts out there.
This December, the Film Ireland Christmas elves gather round the fire and mull over their favourite festive films. Liam Brennan spends time with ‘Bad Santa’.
This December, the Film Ireland Christmas elves gather round the fire and mull over their favourite festive films. William O’Keefe revisits ‘The Apartment.’
Back into the wardrobe – A treat for all the family.
‘Miral’ tells the interwoven stories of generations of strong women who stood up to be counted as their country fell around them.
On Friday, 10th December at 9 p.m. in the Goethe Institut, 812 7th Street NW, Washington DC 20001, Darklight Festival Director Nicky Gogan has hand-picked a collection of films that she thinks reflects Ireland’s current social climate as well as the state of independent Irish film-making today.
Short-tempered Corona Cork Film Festival’s Mick Hannigan questions the ongoing neglect of short films continuing Film Ireland’s ‘Sounding Off’ section – the place for debate and discussion on the topics that you find most compelling.
Riverdance has launched a brand new Blu-Ray, ‘Riverdance in Beijing’, to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the show’s first ever performance.
Oscar Wilde’s beloved children’s short story, ‘The Selfish Giant’ will commence feature film development with next Door Neighbor Productions and development finance from the Irish Film Board/Bord Scannán na hÉireann.
The IFI screens a special preview and satellite Q&A with the directors of Catfish at 6:30pm on 14th December.
There will be a Darklight Film Festival and Still films showcase at the Capital Irish Film Festival, Washington this Friday, 10th December at 7pm at the Goethe Institut, 812 7th Street NW, Washington DC 20001.
‘Small Change’, a short graduate film from the National Film School (NFS) at IADT Dun Laoghaire has been officially selected to feature at this years Sundance Film Festival in the USA.
This December, the Film Ireland Christmas elves gather round the fire and mull over their favourite festive films. Gemma Creagh tells of her love for ‘Home Alone’.
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