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Amanda has painted in isolation for years, using art as both expression and refuge. Now, she must face the challenge of speaking out about a painful past she wishes to leave behind, in front of a world that silenced her before. Mutale Kampuni reviews.
Ambition, unease and fractured realities collide in Will Penn's latest review of 'A Sunken Place'.
From intimate family histories to urgent stories of exploitation, Solax’s latest programme traces the many realities of migration, while asking what it means to find belonging in a changing Dublin.
On the ground at Venice, Shane McKevitt explores Lance Oppenheim’s Primetime, which probes the uneasy line between journalism and exploitation.
Loretta Goff takes a walk to The Winter Lake to review director Phil Sheerin, writer David Turpin's dark coming-of-age drama.
A portrait of Ireland’s contemporary folk scene, Celtic Utopia explores music as a form of cultural resistance, bringing together language, politics, history, and a new generation of folk artists. Nelly Shylova takes a look.