Review: The Lost Children of Tuam
Orla Murphy looks at this powerful, deeply moving film about Catherine Corless and the fight to uncover Tuam’s darkest secret.
Belfast actor Lalor Roddy's career spans film, TV and theatre. He is known for roles in major films including Hunger, Grabbers, Calvary, The Devil’s Doorway & Boys from County Hell, and has also appeared in numerous television productions. Roddy has collaborated with leading filmmakers including John Michael McDonagh, Steve McQueen and Frank Berry.
Orla Murphy looks at this powerful, deeply moving film about Catherine Corless and the fight to uncover Tuam’s darkest secret.
A warm exploration of connection, vulnerability and the search for intimacy, Crazy Love finds humour in unexpected places.
Tanvi Gawali is submerged in her review of dark drama 'God's Creatures'.
In this Film Ireland Podcast episode, Mo O’Connell talks with actor Carolyn Bracken about their feature Horseshoe, out in cinemas on 5 December. Then Hayley Jorja speaks with IFTA-nominated filmmaker Nathan Fagan about his animated doc Inside, The Valley Sings.
In this article, Matthew Briody catches up with directing duo Edwin Mullane and Adam O’Keeffe to discuss sibling tensions, directing their debut feature on a budget and the mad poetry of Irish families.
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,