Review: Mrs. Robinson
Carmen Bryce gives her vote to Aoife Kelleher’s documentary 'Mrs. Robinson'.
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Carmen Bryce is a writer, journalist turned communications specialist and currently heads up comms for a national mental health charity. Carmen has the family trait of a healthy(ish) obsession with film and in particular the horror genre much to her partner's dismay. Born in County Down, Carmen has lived in Dublin for over 20 years but still sounds like the lovechild of Nadine Coyle and Liam Neeson.
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Review: Him
Carmen Bryce digs deep.
Article: Hope, Despair and Indie Cinema: Director Sau Dachi talks Suit Hung. Tied Tongue
In this article, Carmen Bryce chats with writer and director Sau Dachi about his Irish film noir Suit Hung. Tied Tongue. The film tells the story of Dublin brothers Sean and Freddie Halpin (Paul St Leger and Alex Eydt) who become anarchically radicalised against the state. They conceive a plan to br
Article: Jaws: Half a Century of Bite and Brilliance
When Jaws first surfaced in cinemas, it didn’t just terrify audiences, it changed the face of film forever. The original summer blockbuster, Steven Spielberg’s shark tale embedded itself deep in the cultural imagination. To mark its 50th anniversary, Film Ireland's Conor Bryce asks his fellow contri
Review: The Spin
Carmen Bryce hits all the right notes with her review of 'The Spin'.
Review: Oddity
Carmen Bryce shivers at Damian McCarthy's second feature 'Oddity'.