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Thunderbolts* – A bunch of losers that I loved

Out this week in cinemas is Marvel’s latest superhero entry, Thunderbolts*. Thunderbolts* stars Florence Pugh, David Harbour, Sebastian Stan, Hannah...
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FestivalsReview

A Samurai in Time – A low budget darling

The Japanese Film Festival is currently happening all across Ireland, and this year looks to have more films shown across...
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Love Bound
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Love Bound – A story of love and struggle

Directed by Shanshan Chen, Love Bound is a documentary about the story of LGBTQ+ activist Qiuyan Chen. This young woman...
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Flow
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Flow – Biblical in scope, grand in emotion

Coming to Irish cinemas is the award-winning Latvian animated film, Flow. Following a cat in a world sans humans, this...
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Cloud – A fascinating look at the greed of humanity

Cloud is a 2024 film directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa and starring Masaki Suda. Masaki Suda plays Yoshii, a reseller in...
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The Making of a Japanese – The beauty of childhood tinged with bitter pressure

From director Ema Ryan Yamazaki comes the documentary The Making of a Japanese. Following the students of an elementary school...
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Novocaine
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Novocaine – Brutal, bloody, and, brilliant

Out in Irish cinemas, this week is Novocaine, starring Jack Quaid and Amber Midthunder. This is an off-the-wall action rom-com....
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FestivalsReview

Teki Cometh – Looking back on life

When festival season comes around, I’m always excited because I’m likely going to see films that I wouldn’t otherwise get...
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Four Mothers
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Four Mothers – A Celebration of Irish Mammies

Out this week in Irish cinemas is Four Mothers directed and written by Darren Thorton. A film I would describe...
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Ne Zha 2
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Ne Zha 2 – A mythical animated epic in every sense of the word

Out in Irish cinemas right now is the current biggest blockbuster of 2025. I am talking about the Chinese epic...
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