Last week, the Film Ireland team were delighted to partner with DBS School of Arts in hosting a busy event at the DEAN Arts Studios in Dublin 2, marking the launch of the Film Ireland Digital Archive Project. The evening was a resounding success, bringing together our friends, film students, film enthusiasts, industry professionals, and supporters to celebrate the origins of the former print film publication.
Supported by Coimisiún na Meán, the Film Ireland Team has curated a very special training programme to support the voices of the next generation reporting on the world of digital media.
Join us for an exhibition of Film Ireland Cover Art to celebrate the launch of the Film Ireland Digital Archive Project, in association with DBS School of Arts and the PARC24 research conference, at the DEAN Arts Studio at 6pm – 8pm Thursday 18th April.
Khushi Jain examines boxing crime drama Swing Bout.
Delving into the world of deception, Gemma Creagh reviews at french thriller The Origin of Evil.
Gemma Creagh peeks through the curtains at Mother’s Instinct.
We were delighted to partner with Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF) and work with the YIFM Young Film Critics as they enjoy this year’s programme. Here are their reviews on some of this year’s films.
Dale Kearney takes a look at Indie horror Am Fear Liath / The Grey Man
As part of this year’s Dublin International Film Festival, the Silver Screen Critics give their thoughts on Guy Maddin ’s My Winnipeg.
As part of this year’s Dublin International Film Festival, the Silver Screen Critics cast their eyes to Brendan Gleeson’s Farewell to Hughes’s.
