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Khushi Jain in conversation with the director of All That Glitters at the film's premiere.
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Podcast: In Conversation with starGAZE Participants Billy Buckley, Eleanor Rogers & Lewis Doherty
In this episode we are joined by Billy Buckley, Eleanor Rogers & Lewis Doherty to talk about their craft and career and their experiences on starGAZE.
Phoenix Spotlight in Collaboration with Film Ireland
Every two weeks, tune in to 92.5 Phoenix FM, where presenter and film expert Dáire Walsh delves into the wonderful world of film and the industry on the island of Ireland live on air. Presented in partnership with Film Ireland, the next show will air live on 13th March at 12 noon on 92.5 FM.
Podcast: Colin McIvor, Director/Co-Writer of 'No Ordinary Heist'
In this podcast, we chat with Colin McIvor about No Ordinary Heist. Starring Eddie Marsan & Éanna Hardwicke, the tense thriller follows two bank workers forced into a robbery.
Article: The Scariest Moments in The Lord of the Rings, 25 Years On
Resident horror expert Conor Bryce looks back at those terrifying moments across The Lord of the Rings Trilogy.
Podcast: In Conversation with VFX Supervisor Jay Worth (Westworld, Fallout)
Recorded live at RENDR , we caught up with award-winning VFX Supervisor Jay Worth, (Westworld, Lost, Fringe, Alias, Person of Interest, The Magicians, Fallout) in a podcast supported by the National Talent Academy for VFX.
Article: "Is this sustainable for the future?" Co-directors Christian Spurling & Delphine Coudray Discuss ReRooted
Emma Donnelly sits down with ReRooted co-directors Christian and Delphine to discuss their inspiration, experiences and why their film’s message is more important now than ever.
Article: “The Most Tragically Romantic Gesture,” Paul Mescal and Oliver Hermanus on The History of Sound
Last year at Cannes Film Festival, correspondent Shannon Cotter sat down with 'History of Sound' star Paul Mescal and director Oliver Hermanus to discuss the making of the film.
Irish Films of 2026
From podcasts to in-depth discussion and reviews, here's where we take a look at the Irish films released or broadcast in 2026.
Irish Films of 2025
From podcasts to in-depth discussion and reviews, here's where we take a look at the Irish films released in 2025.
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Cannes Review: Honey Don’t!
Reporting from the sun-drenched French Riviera, our Cannes critic and correspondent Shannon Cotter catches Honey Don’t! on the big screen.
Wayne Byrne’s New Book 'Roy H. Wagner: A Cinematographer’s Life Beyond the Shadows' Launching in Naas
The book is the latest in Byrne’s succession of acclaimed books, the subjects of which range from Walter Hill, Burt Reynolds, Tom DiCillo, Nick McLean to the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise.
Bloomsday Film Festival Ticket Giveaway: Horrible Creature & Q&A with Áine Stapleton
Our friends at The Bloomsday Film Festival have an incredible lineup of events this week, and they've kindly given us a few pairs of tickets to give away for one of their exciting screenings: 'Horrible Creature' and Q&A with Áine Stapleton.
Panel Podcast: Local Voices, Global Stories: Celebrating Screen Creative Talent - Producing: People, Projects, Partnerships
Earlier this year in Ballina Arts Centre, we were thrilled to host Local Voices, Global Stories: Celebrating Screen Creative Talent, and in this Film Ireland podcast, we are delighted to bring you an edited recording of the second panel - Producing: People, Projects, & Partnerships, with Jennifer Da
Article: Chasing Risk: Denis McArdle on Craft, Cost and the Beautiful Torment of Filmmaking
In this article, Assistant Editor Dev Murray sits down with filmmaker Denis McArdle, who penned short film Koji's Courage which has just secured funding from the National Talent Academy for Animation. Fresh from winning Best Director at the Naas Film Festival for his latest short, The Light Within,
Review: Housewife of the Year
Will Penn stirs the pot with his review of 'Housewife of the Year'.