Here at Film Ireland, we are saddened to learn that our partners, the beloved festival, Still Voices, will be wrapping up this year. The final iteration of the festival will take place this November, with the curtain falling for good after the final screening on the 19th. This loss – equal parts cultural and emotional – will leave an irreplaceable hole in our industry, and is something that’s all too close to home for us…
In this Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to Gene Stupnitsky, Writer / Director of ‘No Hard Feelings’.
John Pearson casts an eye over Martin McDonagh’s much lauded film.
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.
Wayne Byrne tells us about his latest book, ‘Walter Hill: The Cinema of a Hollywood Maverick’.
Acclaimed Irish author Wayne Byrne’s latest book Welcome to Elm Street: Inside the Film and Television Nightmares is available now from all book stores and to mark the release we asked Wayne to give us his ranking of the Elm Street franchise.
It’s been another challenging year for Irish film in the face of delayed productions and distribution. Nevertheless, 2021 saw a large number of high quality Irish films hitting the cinemas
To mark the end of 2021, our wonderful contributors, past and present, once again come together and offer up their loved ones so that we may give thanks and praise to the Mighty One – Film.
In this filmmaker In Focus feature, we shine a light on TJ O’Grady-Peyton.
Film historian Wayne Byrne took time out from his busy schedule to talk to one of his regular interrogators, Paul Farren, about his latest book ‘Welcome to Elm Street: Inside the Film and Television Nightmares’.
