In this DIFF 2025 podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to 4 filmmakers whose films are screening at this year’s festival. Sophie Meehan (A Little Bird Told Me) , Fatoumata Gandega (I Belong), Conor McCormick (Baby Bunker) and Táine King (The Wilde Sisters).
In this Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to 3 filmmakers whose films are screening at the Cork International Film Festival: Julia Wysocka (Skirmish), Freddie Leyden (Farmers!?) and Sam Ahern (Night Glances).
Ahead of the GAZE International LGBTQIA Film Festival, Gemma Creagh talks to Festival Director Greg Thorpe and Dominic Savage, Director of ‘Close To You’, starring co-writer and producer Elliot Page, which closes this year’s festival.
In this podcast in partnership with the Galway Film Fleadh, Gemma Creagh talks to filmmakers Zoe Gibney, winner of this year’s Wild Atlantic Pitching Competition, Trevor Whelan, whose film The Story of Zak Moradi screened at the festival, and Maeve McGrath, the Director of Programming.
In this podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to Kathleen Harris, Director of the documentary Birdsong.
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.
The May Film Tour is back for 2024 and will take place at locations nationally throughout the month of May to celebrate the annual Bealtaine Festival with Screenings of The Great Escaper and Birdsong.
In this Japanese Film Festival Panel, Gemma Creagh talks to Andrew Partridge, founder of Anime Limited, Stephen McNeice, co-programmer of the Japanese Film Festival Ireland and Emmy Shigeta, a Japanese DJ.
Ahead of the Japanese Film Festival Ireland, Gemma Creagh talks to Adam Torel, Head of Third Window Films. Two of his releases, Shadow of Fire and Typhoon Club are screening at this year’s festival.
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.