Review: The Gates
Loretta Goff opens 'The Gates', Stephen Hall’s horror feature which screened at the Cork International Film Festival.
Loretta Goff completed her PhD in Film and Screen Media at University College Cork, where she also teaches. She has published articles in Alphaville: Journal of Film and Screen Media, Persona Studies, and MELUS: Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States.
Loretta Goff opens 'The Gates', Stephen Hall’s horror feature which screened at the Cork International Film Festival.
Loretta Goff revisits Nora, the true story of Nora Barnacle and her tempestuous relationship with James Joyce, from acclaimed Irish director Pat Murphy.
Loretta Goff sways to the rhthym of Pat Collins’ 'The Dance'.
Loretta Goff finds a lot to like in Conor O’Toole's energetic comedy.
Loretta Goff surveys Johnny Gogan's film about the power of a marginalised community to effect change on a local and global scale.
Loretta Goff takes on The Sheriff, Grace Sweeney's film which follows two candidates competing to be elected for this prolific role in two contrasting territories.