Earlier this month, we were delighted to host our Screen Sessions live event, made possible with the support of Screen Ireland and hosted by our wonderful friends at Griffith College.
Suspicious Minds is screening on RTÉ on 16th December. Ahead of the broadcast, friend of the film Emer Martin reflects on how this imaginative film explores the themes of migration, identity, and belonging with a uniquely Irish-American lens.
Faye Blaylock looks at how Irish musician Mark McCausland’s record store went from inspiring a newspaper column to being immortalised in feature film, ‘The Spin’.
As talented trio Kneecap make waves with their smash hit feature film, Will Penn examines the shifting sphere of identity politics in hip hop, and how Kneecap have changed the conversation for a whole generation.
A quarter of a century on, Peter Murphy gives his take on this classic era in cinema.
We caught up with Wayne Byrne to learn about his latest book, ‘Roy H. Wagner: A Cinematographer’s Life Beyond the Shadows’.
Six years after the 8th Amendment was repealed, Ruth Walsh examines the important message behind Lisa O’Connor’s ‘Fleeting’.
Are you a freelancer working in Film or TV, looking to expand and leverage your network? At Film Ireland, we are delighted to partner with the experts at Crewless.ie on this post. Here’s what industry veterans and Crewless co-founders Kevin O’Regan and Tommy Flavin have to say on the matter.
Attention is a form of Love: Niall McKay talks with filmmaker Pat Collins as his film adaptation of John McGahern’s novel ‘That They May Face the Rising Sun’ celebrates International success.
As the May Film tour kicks off with two wonderful titles about to travel the country, we chat with access>CINEMA’s Senior Film Programme Adviser & Audience Development Manager Karen Wall about her career, the films the exciting things on the horizon.