Review: Fréwaka
Mick Jordan braves the darkness with his review of 'Fréwaka'.
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Review: Another Look at 'September Says'
Matthew Briody looks at sibling strains in his review of 'September Says'.
The Talent Behind TITE: Ireland’s Festival of Trans and Non-Binary Cinema
Ahead of the launch of TITE, Assistant Editor Dev Murray caught up with the festival’s co-founders James, Ailo and Caleb, to hear how their own journeys with film shaped the creation of this exciting new festival.
Review: Another Look at On Becoming a Guinea Fowl
Shannon Cotter hatches her verdict in her review of 'On Becoming a Guinea Fowl'.
Review: The Highest Brasil
Matthew Briody charts a course through cults and comedy in this review of 'The Highest Brasil' from Abbeyleix filmmaker Jeremy Curl.
Article: Fog, Fear and Fractured Realities — Ryan A. Conaill on Crafting 'Wishes of the Blue Girl'
Film Ireland contributor Conor Bryce talks to filmmaker Ryan A. Conaill about shooting in Cork, getting the best out of his lead, and more.