As part of this year’s Dublin International Film Festival, the Silver Screen Critics give their thoughts on Banel & Adama.
June Butler delves into William Oldroyd’s psychological thriller ‘Eileen’.
Liam Hanlon takes a look at Andrew Haigh’s film.
Gemma grasps with Sean Durkin’s biopic The Iron Claw.
Gemma Creagh looks at Steve McQueen’s L’Œil d’or nominated Occupied City.
Gemma Creagh medicates with Irish horror Double Blind.
Naemi Victoria takes a look at Sinéad O’Loughlin’s short film Lamb.
June Butler flew along to the 60th Anniversary Screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds with New Live Score at the National Concert Hall.
Jack Murphy looks at iconic cinematic IP revisited in Godzilla Minus One.
Gemma Creagh cashes out of this underdog comedy. “Everybody hates bankers,” this is a line of dialogue, a plotpoint and the entire theme of Bank of Dave, all rolled into one. This film wholeheartedly continues the longstanding tradition of deeply sincere British underdog films, featuring heartwarming locals, the local pub – and no mention of divisive political views or Brexit whatsoever. Awkward and skilled London lawyer Hugh (Joel Fry) is instructed to venture outside the…