Sarah Griffin sat down with Diane Negra to talk about Saturday’s event at the IFI, ‘After the Chick Flick’, and discuss the historical roots of the contemporary chick flick and what the post epitaph chick flick is.
Grace Corry talks to filmmaker Cathal Black, whose work was the subject of a comprehensive retrospective at the IFI in February.
“Get on with real life. Forget those damn iPads.” Angela Landsbury gives us some advice for filmmakers.
Grace Corry sat down with director Risteard O’Domhnaill to discuss his documentary about three small fishing communities.
June Butler chats to Grainne Humphreys, the festival director of the Audi Dublin International Film Festival, about the selection process involved in the festival and what’s in store for Irish film lovers this year.
Jonathan Victory talks to Michael Kinirons about co-writing the Australian-Irish drama suspense film ‘Strangerland.’
Grace Corry talks to Tom McCarthy, the director of the Oscar-nominated film ‘Spotlight, the riveting true story of the team of Boston Globe reporters and editors that uncovered an unimaginable conspiracy to cover up clergy child abuse.
Gemma Creagh was at the premiere of ‘Daddy’s Home’ in Dublin for On The Reel and talked to Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg.
Kevin Hart and Josh Gad were recently in town to promote their film The Wedding Ringer. Gemma Creagh broke into their hotel room to have a quick natter about the film and to discuss their beautiful leg dancing and fairy feet.
Adam McPartlan talks to producer Dave Farrell and actor Colin Farrell about ‘A Terrible Beauty’, a docudrama set during the Irish Rebellion of 1916.