Cian Geoghegan delves into Steven Spielberg’s personal drama. The new film from Steven Spielberg, inarguably the most populist, mainstream filmmaker in the history of the medium, occupies a bizarre middle-space in the public sphere. Its autobiographical content, sure to be misconstrued as navel-gazing by cynical punters, locks it out from the maximal appeal of the director’s parade of hits. On the other hand, the blistering earnestness of all things Spielberg is out of step with…
Kimberly Reyes was at Sundance and caught John Carney’s Flora and Son and Laura McGann’s The Deepest Breath.
In this Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh chats to Conor McMahon, Writer/Director of Let the Wrong One In.
Gemma Creagh welcomes in Conor McMahon’s horror comedy film.
In this podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to Frank Berry about his film ‘Aisha”
June Butler reviews Marie Kreutzer’s fictional account of one year in the life of Empress Elisabeth of Austria.
As 2022 draws its red curtains, we gather together a winning squad of cinema-lovers to look back and select their favourite films. Yes, it’s another massive list.
We take a look at some of the Irish films coming your way in 2023.
Loretta Goff opens ‘The Gates’, Stephen Hall’s horror feature which screened at the Cork International Film Festival.
In this Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to Gerard Lough, the Writer and Director of Spears.
