Tag: "Irish Film Review"
Irish Film Review: The Farthest
Jonathan Victory voyages to ‘The Farthest’, Emer Reynolds’ documentary on NASA’s Voyager mission.
Review of Irish Film @ Galway Film Fleadh: Pilgrimage
Niall Glynn goes on a journey to find meaning in Brendan Muldowney’s ‘Pilgrimage’, which screened at the 29th Galway Film Fleadh.
Review of Irish Film @ Galway Film Fleadh: The Drummer And The Keeper
Stephen Burke tips his hi-hat to Nick Kelly’s debut feature film, ‘The Drummer And The Keeper’.
Irish Film Review: Sanctuary
Seán Crosson reviews one of the most ambitious, innovative and deeply moving Irish films of recent times.
ADIFF 2017 Irish Film Review: The Farthest
Jonathan Victory voyages to The Farthest, which won the Audience Award at this year’s Audi Dublin International Film Festival
ADIFF 2017 Irish Film Review: Maudie
Niall McArdle looks into the frames of Aisling Walsh’s ‘Maudie’.
ADIFF 2017 Irish Film Review: The 4th Act
Gordon Brennan views Turlough O’Kelly’s story of the €1bn regeneration of Ballymun.
ADIFF 2017 Irish Film Review: Nails
Stephen Porzio takes a bloodied hammer to Denis Bartok’s Irish horror film ‘Nails’.
ADIFF 2017 Irish Film Review: In Loco Parentis
Gemma Creagh goes back to school for Neasa Ní Chianáin and David Rane’s observational documentary that follows a year in the lives of two inspirational teachers in the only primary-age boarding school in Ireland.
ADIFF 2017 Irish Film Review: Sanctuary
Stephen Porzio checks out Len Collins’ debut feature, which screened at this year’ s Audi Dublin International Film Festival.
ADIFF 2017 Irish Film Review: Amanda Coogan: Long Now
Grace Corry takes a look at Paddy Cahill’s exploration of Amanda Coogan’s durational performance art practice.
Review of Irish Film @ Cork Film Festival: Peter McVerry: A View from the Basement
For 40 years human rights activist and Jesuit priest Peter McVerry has railed against state negligence, the abdication of Ireland’s most vulnerable citizens and a legacy of political indifference that has caused the destruction of communities, forced removals, addiction and homelessness. Marley McCallum takes a look at an hour-long documentary, in which McVerry re-lives those dark decades. Peter […]
Review of Irish Film @ Cork Film Festival: Cardboard Gangsters
Annie Curran checks out ‘Cardboard Gangsters’, which screened at this year’s Cork Film Festival.
Review of Irish Film @ Cork Film Festival: Further Beyond
Annie Curran goes Further Beyond at the Cork Film Festival screening of Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor’s documentary.
Review of Irish Film @ Cork Film Festival: Soulsmith
Loretta Goff journeys into ‘Soulsmith’, which screened at the Cork Film Festival.
