Gemma Creagh talks with filmmaker Jonathan Victory about his feature travel documentary, ‘A Far Green Country’, which is released on YouTube this evening at 8pm.
Gemma Creagh takes a look at the latest offering from Marvel, Eternals.
With Spencer, Gemma Creagh crowns this highly-anticipated character study of Princess Diana.
In this review, Gemma Creagh rolls the dice with the Card Counter.
We are delighted to be partnering with Still Voices Short Film Festival. Join us for a series of panels the weekend of the festival.
Gemma Creagh is bustin’ outta here with her review of Damien Dempsey documentary, Love Yourself Today.
We are thrilled to be partnering with Still Voices Short Film Festival to bring you a series of podcasts. This episode features Ariane Louis-seize, Reza Riahi and Hazel McKibbin talking to Roisin Kearney ahead of their films screening at this year’s festival.
June Butler takes a look at Robbie Walsh’s feature ‘The Letters’.
In this Film Ireland podcast Gemma Creagh talks to Robbie Walsh, Writer/Director of The Letters set against the backdrop of the Cervical Check scandal that rocked Ireland.
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…