In this RIPECast Podcast, Conor, Film producer and academic, chats with his colleague Dr. Barnaby Taylor about the role and history of Film Ireland as well as his plans for developing an archival project based on a collection of every paper copy ever published.
Best of luck to Film Ireland reviewer, Adelaide Thermes Kane and the wonderful team behind the anfa collective.
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…
Kimberly Reyes sends us on news of the nominations for the 80th Golden Globes.
Women in Film and Television International (WIFTI) has announced the election of a new President today following a meeting of the Board of Directors.
Wayne Byrne tells us about his latest book, ‘Walter Hill: The Cinema of a Hollywood Maverick’.
Film Ireland contributor Kimberly Reyes is among the new members who cast her vote for this year’s Golden Globes and joins Bloomberg Quicktake to discuss the fallout.
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) announced the nominations for the 79th annual Golden Globe Awards. HFPA member Kimberly Reyes reports.
Film Ireland is delighted to announce that one of our talented critics, Kimberly Reyes is among the new set of members due to join the Golden Globes organization, marking the largest, and most diverse class in their organisation’s history. Of the 21 new members, their demographic breakdowns are as follows: 48% identify as women29% identify as Black24% identify as Asian29% identify as Latinx19% identify as Middle Eastern/North African The 21 journalists, which resulted from an…
Women in Irish Film: Stories and storytellers is an interdisciplinary collection that critically explores the contribution of women to the Irish film industry as creators of culture – screenwriters, directors, producers, cinematographers, editors, animators, film festival programmers and educators. This book will explore the experiences and reflections of Irish women practitioners and, across a range of chapters, will situate them within a very specific historical, social and cultural context and further position them within a…
