Gemma Creagh takes a trip back to the stunning South-West with Emer Reynolds’ ‘Joyride’.
Our friends at The Bloomsday Film Festival have an incredible lineup of events this week, and they’ve kindly given us a few pairs of tickets to give away for one of their exciting screenings: ‘Horrible Creature’ and Q&A with Áine Stapleton.
We are delighted to be partnering with Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF) once again and working with the Silver Screen Critics as they comment on this year’s programme. In this article, the critics give their thoughts on ‘Reifenstahl’.
Over a quarter of a century on, Gemma Creagh gives her take on this classic era of film, looking at The Virgin Suicides, American Beauty, Drop Dead Gorgeous, The Blair Witch Project, and The Talented Mr. Ripley.
Will Penn strikes a chord with Sarah Share’s music documentary ‘The Graceless Age: The Ballad of John Murry’.
The Saturday before last, the Film Ireland team were delighted to partner with Mayo-based production company HeartFelt Drama in presenting a vibrant and inspiring live series of panels at the Ballina Arts Centre, in partnership with the National Talent Academy for Film & TV Drama and Film Mayo.
With her latest short garnering acclaim on the international stage, ‘Silent Grace’ writer/director Maeve Murphy sits down with Associate Editor Gemma Creagh to talk about her sustained career making powerful films.
Will Penn drops anchor for Lorcan Finnegan’s ‘The Surfer’.
In this episode of the Film Ireland podcast, we look at the TRANS IMAGE / TRANS EXPERIENCE (TITE) FILM FESTIVAL, chatting with founder James Hudson & filmmaker Theda Hammel, as well as celebrating the Young Irish Film Makers on their Global Production Award nomination at Cannes.
In this review, Gemma Creagh hits the books for ‘The Penguin Lessons’.