Book Review: Brando – The Fun Side
June Butler digs into Aubrey Malone's biography of Marlon Brando that shines a spotlight on Brando's humour.
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June Butler digs into Aubrey Malone's biography of Marlon Brando that shines a spotlight on Brando's humour.
June Butler checks in for her review of Oscar-shortlisted short, Room Taken.
Mutale Kampuni gives us a bird's-eye view of 'On Becoming a Guinea Fowl'.
In this Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to Megan K. Fox, Director of comedy horror series 'Video Nasty'.
Mick Jordan hits the right note with his review of 'Dreamtown'.
In this essay, activist and writer Sarah Shojaei takes a closer look at Nothing Compares, casting focus on the creative and brilliant Sinéad O'Connor, as well as on the constrictive conservative ideology that suffocated her message.