Review: World Without Cows
Ronan Power reviews 'World Without Cows', a visually striking documentary that explores cattle, climate change, food systems, and humanity’s complex relationship with the natural world.
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Peter Lonsdale finds Pulp refusing to rest on their laurels, with Jennings transforming decades of history into a richly inventive portrait of a band still moving forward.
Review: Life Support
Rachel Walshe reflects on Daniele Rugo’s urgent documentary, where medical workers bear witness to Gaza’s devastation, preserving stories of survival, loss and resilience.
Review: Shadows of Beirut
A thoughtful family drama about buried trauma, inherited wounds and the secrets that shape us. Shadows of Beirut finds quiet power in its performances and the damage left between generations. Sean Dooley reviews.
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.
Review: Resident Evil
An incisive appraisal explores whether this new entry genuinely belongs within Capcom’s universe of nightmarish mutations and survival. Adam Matthews takes a look at Resident Evil.