Film Ireland’s web reviews are brought to you by a wide range of writers, from all walks of life, working tirelessly to bring you their personal responses and critical engagement to mainstream and ‘arthouse’ cinema. Film Ireland has always enjoyed the eclectic and individual writing we receive from our reviewers and now we want to give something back. If you like what you’ve seen and are interested in commissioning any of our writers, please contact editorfilmbase.ie

Rich Ashcroft is a second year visual media student / sometime documentary filmmaker with a boredom threshold the width of a cigarette paper. Irrelevant, irreverent, instant gratificationalist tomfoolery – plus the odd film recommendation.

Sarah Bardon is a third year Journalism student in DCU with a love for films.

Aidan Beatty is a film critic and a part-time filmmaker from Galway.

Laurence Berry is a graduate of English critical & cultural studies, including Film studies, with a minor in Philosophy, at Trinity College Dublin and is currently studying his masters in Philosophy and Literature at Warwick, UK.

Rory Bonass is a DCU Journalism Student, who lost his way while going to the bar.

Benjamin Henry DeVries is a student and a writer. His studies in Cinema at NYU brought him to Dublin. Besides writing, he works in museums, in film, and raps under the name j. gatz.

Ruth Du is a NYU film student studying abroad in Dublin; drinking Guinness, eating fish and chips, and creating music videos.

Darragh Fingleton is an International Relations student at DCU. Enjoys long walks on the beach, shooting stars and candlelight... Looking for companionship and maybe more...

Lisa Gallagher is a freelance reviewer and market researcher based in Dublin.

Sarah Griffin is a world explorer and a part-time film critic.

Tim Hanan is a writer, director and editor and lives in Dublin.

Eva Hogan is a freelance journalist/ film buff from Dublin and enjoys reviewing movies of all genres… Especially ones with Richard Gere in them.

Jasmina Kallay is a film critic and a writer based in Dublin.

Alan Kelly: serious, ridiculous, overblown, pretentious, warped.

Lydia O'Connor is from Washington DC where she received a BA in Art History before earning a Master of Philosophy in Film Theory from Trinity College.

William O’Keeffe, a Corkonian by birth, and a Dubliner by necessity works in the public service and is a Superman fanatic.

Conor O'Kelly is a writer currently studying Film and Literature in TCD.

Robert O'Reilly is a Print Journalism student and is a movie and music fanatic.

Jason Robinson is studying English and History in Trinity College Dublin and has loved films ever since he can remember.

Scott Townsend is a writer currently studying Communication studies in DCU.

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