Cinema Review: Dollhouse
Compass criss-cross.
Continuing Caroline Farrell’s Irish Women in Film Series: Mary Duffin
A Winter Wonderland of Irish Film. The latest issue of Film Ireland is out now and it’s packed tighter than Santa’s Bag. We’ve got more Oscar® material than Katharine Hepburn. So make sure there’s a copy is under your tree this Christmas…
Continuing Caroline Farrell’s Irish Women in Film Series: Marie Caffrey
Continuing Caroline Farrell’s Irish Women in Film Series: Audrey O’Reilly.
Carmen Bryce reports from Underground Cinema Film Festival, where she heard Irish playwright and scriptwriter Ciaran Creagh give advice to those hoping to become screenwriters.
Carmen Bryce braved the undead to catch a few words with Geraldine McAlinden, who stars in ‘Portrait of a Zombie’ which opened the Underground Cinema Film Festival on Thursday. It was the film’s Dublin premiere.
Continuing Caroline Farrell’s Irish Women in Film Series: Sarah Daly.
Continuing Caroline Farrell’s Irish Women in Film Series: Shannon Moncrief.
David Neary met up with Len Wiseman, director of ‘Total Recall’ – out in cinemas this week
Shadow Dancer is released in cinemas today, read our interview with its star Martin McCann from the current issue autumn 2012 of Film Ireland magazine in full here.
Continuing Caroline Farrell’s Irish Women in Film Series: Vittoria Colonna.
‘Very Extremely Dangerous’ screened on Saturday afternoon as part of the IFI Stranger Than Fiction 2012.
Andrew Gallimore’s ‘The Gentleman Prizefighter’ opened up Saturday’s proceedings at IFI Stranger Than Fiction documentary festival.
’5 Broken Cameras’ kicked off Friday’s screenings at the IFI Stranger Than Fiction 2012.
The IFI Stranger Than Fiction 2012 kicked off on Thursday evening with the Gala Festival Opening sold-out screening of ‘The Imposter’.
So Film Ireland magazine is 25 years old. Over those years Ireland has produced some great films which have been successful both here and abroad – not to mention nabbing a few Oscars® along the way. And so over the next couple of weeks Film Ireland’s army of cinema dwellers look back over the last 25 years and recall their favourite Irish films
Continuing the series Irish Women in Film, Caroline Farrell interviews Rita-Marie Lawlor.
Screenwriter and producer Eilis Mernagh responds to Mark O’Connor’s Sounding Off article: ‘The New Wave, The Fís And The Rage’, which featured in Film Ireland magazine Issue 142 Autumn 2012
In the start of a new series Caroline Farrell interviews a selection of Irish Women in Film, beginning with Eilis Mernagh.
With the 40th Anniversary release of ‘The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie’ on DVD & Blu-ray Steven Galvin chats to the film’s writer Jean-Claude Carrière.
In the immortal words of Kool & the Gang: ‘Celebrate good times, come on.’