Adam McPartlan talks to producer Dave Farrell and actor Colin Farrell about ‘A Terrible Beauty’, a docudrama set during the Irish Rebellion of 1916.
Adam McPartlan spoke to Sinéad O’Brien, whose documentary ‘Blood Fruit’ screened at the the Capital Irish Film Festival
Adam McPartlan spoke to Anne Anderson the 17th Ambassador of Ireland at the Capital Irish Film Festival.
InConversation’s recorded roundtable discussion examines the Internet’s impact on the film industry and cinema.
Adam McPartlan speaks to Paddy Meskell, Chairman of the Board of Solas Nua, a non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to contemporary Irish arts, who run the Capital Irish Film Festival.
Donnchadh, Richard and Ruairí continue their efforts to escape from the basement by bringing you more film news, reviews, chit-chat and pleas for freedom.
This episode of InConversation features Nick Ryan, a producer and writer/director.
‘Poison Pen’ recently screened at the London Irish Film Festival. Cormac O’Brien was there and had a chat to 2 of the film’s 3 directors, Jennifer Shortall and Lorna Fitzsimons.
In this Film Ireland podcast director Joshua Oppenheimer introduces ‘The Act of Killing’ (Director’s Cut) at the Institute of Contemporary Arts on 29th June 2013, followed by a Q&A with Oppenheimer and Liz Wood, director of DocHouse, hosted by Between The Lines.
In Part II of this Film Ireland podcast Stephen Shields, Conor McMahon, Ciarán Foy, Conor Barry and Brendan Muldowney talk about the place of reviews, critics, bloggers and trolls in the age of social media.