JDIFF 2012: Irish Film Board Shorts
The 2012 Jameson Dublin International Film Festival presented a selection of Irish Film Board short films at the Light House cinema this evening.
The 2012 Jameson Dublin International Film Festival presented a selection of Irish Film Board short films at the Light House cinema this evening.
The 2012 Jameson Dublin International Film Festival launched earlier tonight with the Opening Gala screening of Thom Fitzgerald’s comedy ‘Cloudburst’, starring Brenda Fricker.
All aboard the skylark. The new issue of ‘Film Ireland’ is out now and is jam-packed with all the latest from the world of Irish film!
Peter White reports from the set of Cuckoo – a series of short webisodes and one of the entries in the fourth season of the RTÉ Storyland series.
Nicola Marzano reports from the launch of the recently established animation studio Giant Creative.
Shane Kennedy talks to writer/director Gerard Hurley, the creator, and lead, of the bittersweet new drama, The Pier’, which goes on selected cinema release.
Eleanor McSherry interviews Dave Burns and Paul Patton, the two main players behind an exciting new project run by the City of Limerick VEC.
With the launch of Netflix in Ireland, Brian Lloyd was at the launch and spoke to Reed Hastings, CEO and Neil Hunt, Chief Product Officer.
The Irish co-production ‘Dreams of a Life’ opened in Irish cinemas on Friday, 6th January. Director Carol Morley and actress Zawe Ashton were in attendance at Friday’s IFI screening and participated in a post-screening Q&A. Film Ireland reports.
Steven Galvin caught up with Frank Berry, the man behind the inspirational documentary
Tommy Tiernan’s new DVD, ‘Crooked Man’ premiered at this year’s Cork Film Festival. Emmet O’Brien was there to meet the storyteller.
Eleanor McSherry goes behind the scenes with the young filmmakers of ‘Hothouse Group’, who collaborated on the short film ‘Captured’ in conjunction with the Fresh Film Festival.
Friday at the IFI French Film Festival ended with a screening of ‘The Minister’ (‘L’Exercice de l’État’), Pierre Schoeller’s fascinating political drama charting a destructive lust for power.
Thursday evening at the IFI French Film festival kicked off with a screening of ‘Louise Wimmer’.
Abdellatif Kechiche’s provocative film ‘Black Venus’ screened on Wednesday as part of the IFI French Film Festival.
The Prix Jean Vigo 60th Anniversay special programme of the IFI French Festival included the 1997 winner ‘The Life of Jesus’ (‘La Vie de Jésus’), Bruno Dumont’s debut feature, which screened on Tuesday.
The First-Time Directors section of this year’s IFI French Film Festival presented the debut features of three filmmakers. Fabrice Gobert’s impressive ‘Lights Out’ (‘Simon Werner a Disparu’) was first shown on Saturday afternoon and had a second screening on Monday.
Sunday at the IFI French Film Festival provided an opportunity to experience a bona fide classic on the big screen.
Saturday was a busy day for the IFI French Film Festival
The IFI French Film Festival continued on Friday evening with a screening of ‘The Silence of Joan’ (‘Jeanne Captive’).
The IFI French Film Festival continued on Thursday with ‘Declaration of War’.
The IFI French Film Festival kicked off on Wednesday with ‘The Bird’. Film Ireland becomes Film Française for the next 12 days to bring you reports from the festival.
With the release this week of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1, Louise Kearney takes a look at the history of the Vampire and asks why the fascination…
‘The Quiet Man’ – The Movie That Put Ireland On The Tourist Map. Tom Sweeney, Failte Ireland Travel Journalist of the Year, remembers the film and revisits the location.
In honour of Halloween, Film Ireland’s children of the night recall one of their favourite Horror Films.
Ciaran Creagh talks to Steven Galvin about writing ‘Parked’, which is released in cinemas this week.
Steven Galvin chats to Damian Mc Carthy, whose latest award-winning horror short ‘Hungry Hickory’ is winning over audiences across Europe and in the US.
Film Ireland talks to Mick Daniels, the director and producer ‘The Legend Of Effin Eddie’ which will be screened on Saturday September 10th in the shorts program from 5:30pm-7:30pm at the Underground Cinema Film Festival. It tells the story of a hilarious GAA match commentary which went ‘viral’ on VHS before going on to sell thousands of copies and becoming an internet phenomenom.