Cinema Review: Martha Marcy May Marlene – Film of the Week
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Film Ireland’s young critic, Owen Gorman , went along to see ‘A Monster in Paris’.
Nicola Marzano reviews George Englund’s captivating, crafty and insightful account of the life of a screen legend.
Martin Cusack reviews Aubrey Malone’s daringly ambitious and panoramic overview of the history of film censorship.
Jack McGlynn takes a look at the new DVD/Blu-ray release of ‘Yamada: Way of the Samurai’.
We laughed, we cried, we sneaked in our own popcorn. 2011 brought with it some memorable trips to the cinema to revel in the joy of film. Cassie Delaney laughs and cries with ‘The Help’.
We laughed, we cried, we sneaked in our own popcorn. 2011 brought with it some memorable trips to the cinema to revel in the joy of film. Charlene Lydon takes on whacky scientists for ‘The Skin I Live In’.
We laughed, we cried, we sneaked in our own popcorn. 2011 brought with it some memorable trips to the cinema to revel in the joy of film. Rory Cashin embraces ‘Black Swan’.
We laughed, we cried, we sneaked in our own popcorn. 2011 brought with it some memorable trips to the cinema to revel in the joy of film. Colm O’Brien takes a trip to Lars, Lars land for ‘Melancholia’.
We laughed, we cried, we sneaked in our own popcorn. 2011 brought with it some memorable trips to the cinema to revel in the joy of film. Nicola Marzano dissects ‘Post Mortem’.
We laughed, we cried, we sneaked in our own popcorn. 2011 brought with it some memorable trips to the cinema to revel in the joy of film. Gemma Creagh salutes ‘Moneyball’.