Article: “We Shouldn’t Have to Become Experts to Be Heard,” Niamh Mahony's film on Endometriosis
A short film giving voice to Ireland's unheard pain – Ana Paula Zazueta Rascón interviews Niamh Mahony.
Shane is a Dublin based director and graduate of Bow Street Academy. His two films Go Home (2018), produced by Pale Rebel Productions, and Licence for Nil (2023) both premiered at the Galway Film Fleadh. MACHA continues Shane’s interest in bold, stylised Irish stories, this time blending realism and myth.
A short film giving voice to Ireland's unheard pain – Ana Paula Zazueta Rascón interviews Niamh Mahony.
Matthew Briody sings the praises of independent band film, 'Dublin Crust'.
In this Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to 3 filmmakers whose films are screening in this year's Dublin Comedy International Film Festival: Zoë Brennan-Whitmore (Unhinged), Jeda de Bri (Ghosted) and Aoife O' Kelly (Panic).
Dakota Heveron reviews Shane J. Collins' take on modern Dublin 'Dub Daze'.
In conversation with filmmaker Shane J. Collins about his indie feature 'Dub Daze'