Ahead of the release of ‘Swing Bout’, which hits cinemas on 20th September, we spoke with the film’s lead, Ciara Berkeley.
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Six years after the 8th Amendment was repealed, Ruth Walsh examines the important message behind Lisa O’Connor’s ‘Fleeting’.
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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.
Wayne Byrne tells us about his latest book, ‘Walter Hill: The Cinema of a Hollywood Maverick’.
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’.
We chat to film historian Wayne Byrne and sometime film writer, filmmaker Paul Farren who have recently put their heads together to produce a new podcast show called Double Feature Film Chat Show.
Director Thomas Ryan takes us behind the beard in his new short film Pognophobia, which features at the Short Film Corner of the 2021 Cannes Film Festival from 12-16 July.