114 – Jan/Feb 2007

The economics of the Irish Film Industry • Kelly Reichardt interview (Old Joy) • John Huston retrospective • Making films in the Irish language • Tribute to the eccentric genius Alastair Sim • Western Plumbers interview • The 'Krasznahorkai Trilogy' of Béla Tarr • Taiwanese Cinema in the 21st Century • Kerry Film Festival and Foyle Film Festival report.

DVD Reviews: The Complete Bergman Film Library, Wong Kar-Wai Collection, I Am Cuba, Lie with Me
Books: Fifty Years Behind the Lens at RTÉ

115 – Mar/Apr 2007

Getting to the heart of John Carney's Once • Low-Budget Dystopia • catalystproject: a new scheme to produce low-budget films • A day on the set of Graham Cantwell's Anton • Machinima: How to make films using computer software • Stunt co-ordinator Donal O'Farrell interview • Tom Fontana interview • Ireland and the Irish in early cinema • The work of David Lynch with an emphasis on sound.

Film Reviews: Once, Isolation DVD, Ozu Collection Volumen 4 DVD
Books: Projections: The Director's Cut

116 – May/June 2007 – 20th Anniversary of Film Ireland

Speed Dating: Writer/director Tony Herbert and actor Don Wycherley interview • This Is England: Shane Meadows's career and Stephen Graham interview • The state of film production in Ireland: Is employment more important than telling stories? • Twenty indigenous films from the past two decades that have tried to present new or exciting work • The achievement of Irish film to date •The state of film production in Northern Ireland • First two catalystproject seminars report • Darklight '07 Festival preview • Cannes: Inside the World's Premier Film Festival • John Huston's Beat the Devil • Italian Teen Movies •
Pier Paolo Pasolini retrospective • The Volta Myth
Film Reviews: Speed Dating, Ghosts DVD, Bigas Luna Collection DVD • Books: Digital Filmmaking

117 – July/August

Transylvania: Tony Gatlif interview • Small Engine Repair : Niall Heery interview • John Cassavetes retrospective • Cannes Film Festival 2007 • Colin Downey and Ivan Kavanagh - a two-man New Wave in Irish Cinema • The methodology of teaching film in secondary schools • Divine Rapture – The whole story for the first time

Film Reviews: Small Engine Repair, Saoirse? DVD, Jean-Luc Godard Collection Volume 2 DVD
Books: The History of Dublin Cinemas

118 – September/October

Garage: Lenny Abrahamson interview • The Irish-language screen renaissance plus interviews with Tom Collins and Robert Quinn • Abbas Kiarostami: A filmmaker who has pushed the boundaries of cinema • The Critic Is Dead... Have traditional reviewers lost their power to make or break a film? • ...Long Live the Critic – The film critic still has a place in the world • On the set of Satellites & Meteorites • The Wild Card programme at this year's Galway Film Fleadh

Film Reviews: Kings, Daft Punk Electroma DVD, The Ballad of Narayama DVD
Books: Genre and Cinema: Ireland and Transnationalism

119 – November/December

Shrooms: Paddy Breathnach interview • The new IFB shorts schemes • Hammer Films: the little-known links between Hammer Films and Ireland • How About You: Anthony Byrne interview • Strength and Honour: Mark Mahon interview • Richard Attenborough on Closing the Ring • Caveh Zahedi interview • Mister Lonely: Harmony Korine interview

Film Reviews: Shrooms, DruidSynge: The Plays of John Millington Synge DVD, The Duel Project DVD
Books: Historical Dictionary of Irish Cinema