Review: Another Look at All of us Strangers
Conor Bryce revisits the powerful drama of 'All of Us Strangers'.
As a Rotten Tomatoes–accredited outlet, Film Ireland has been covering Irish film, cinema, festivals and the wider screen industries since 1987. Originally established as a print magazine, Film Ireland moved online in 2013.
Conor Bryce revisits the powerful drama of 'All of Us Strangers'.
From magic lantern spectacle to modern screenwriting craft: Gemma Creagh speaks with Jeremy Brooker ahead of A Magic Lantern Odyssey at Bloomsday Film Festival, and writer Stephen Shields on genre storytelling, character, and his 2024 hit Abigail.
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
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,
Will Penn stirs the pot with his review of 'Housewife of the Year'.
Will Penn peels back the shroud in this review of aWake.