Essay: One Battle After Another - the Gospel According to Bob
In this essay, Polina Cosgrave writes about Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another
In this essay, Polina Cosgrave writes about Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another
In the latest episode of the State of the Arts Podcast, host, filmmaker and writer Des Doyle chats with Catherine Doyle, internationally bestselling and award-winning author of The Dagger and the Flame and The Storm Keeper trilogy.
As Gabriel’s Trumpet is about to premiere at Belfast Film Festival, Assistant Editor June Butler sat down with Writer/Director Thomas Bennett.
Earlier this month at the Dinard British & Irish Film Festival, Film Ireland contributor Dolapo Agunbiade spoke with three such dreamers: producer Laura McNicholas, director Brian Durnin, and talented young actress Naoise Kelly.
In this Film Ireland Podcast, we chat with Rose Baker, Head Programmer of the Belfast festival, and writer-director Stroma Cairns, whose moving debut feature The Son and the Sea screens at the festival.
As Dog Day Afternoon marks its 50th anniversary, Dora Matijević revisits the film that turned a botched Brooklyn bank robbery into one of cinema’s most memorable stories, and pays tribute to John Cazale, and the performances that defined his brief but bright career.
Fresh from its Bournemouth International Film Festival debut, 'The Hook' is already making noise. Matthew Briody caught up with writer and director Thomas Beatty
Horror expert Conor Bryce is curating a very special list for Film Ireland this October.
We take a look at some of the Irish films coming to screens in 2025. We’ll update films, premieres, release dates and platforms and add reviews and interviews as they come in.
It's spooky season, and our talented young persons' correspondent Max Driver has a look at season 2 of The Unreal, which starts back on RTÉ on 26th October.
In this Film Ireland Podcast, we chat with Rose Baker, Head Programmer of the Belfast festival, and writer-director Stroma Cairns, whose moving debut feature The Son and the Sea screens at the festival.
As Dog Day Afternoon marks its 50th anniversary, Dora Matijević revisits the film that turned a botched Brooklyn bank robbery into one of cinema’s most memorable stories, and pays tribute to John Cazale, and the performances that defined his brief but bright career.
Fresh from its Bournemouth International Film Festival debut, 'The Hook' is already making noise. Matthew Briody caught up with writer and director Thomas Beatty
In this review, Shane McKevitt is possessed to write about filmmaking documentary Boorman and the Devil.
Neil Cadieux descends into Anger’s infernal vision for his review of Lucifer Rising.