Irish Film

The nominees for the 10th annual Irish Film and Television Awards are in

January 9th, 2013

The nominees for the 10th annual Irish Film and Television Awards have been announced!The feature films nominated for Best Film are family drama Death of a Superhero; 70’s Belfast punk scene Good Vibrations;...

Build your own monster in Dublin with Disney’s Frankenweenie

Niall Murphy

October 3rd, 2012

Events

The Walt Disney Company, Ireland and Science Gallery at Trinity College are giving kids the chance to build their very own monster to celebrate the release of Tim Burton's new animated horror Frankenweenie.

Upcoming Irish Cinema: Cavalry begins shooting

Niall Murphy

October 3rd, 2012

Featured, Irish Film, Movie News

Principal photography begins on new Irish production Cavalry from director John Michael McDonagh. The film stars Brendan Gleeson, Chris O’Dowd and Aidan Gillen.

Scannain @ MovieFest: Day 2

Niall Murphy

September 13th, 2012

Events

Scannain went to Movie Fest. Here's how day two went...

Coming soon to a town near you: Culture Night, September 21st 2012

Niall Murphy

September 12th, 2012

Events

On September 21st towns and cities around the country will be hosting events for the 7th annual Culture Fest.

Scannain @ MovieFest: Day 1

Niall Murphy

September 10th, 2012

Events

Scannain went to Movie Fest. Here's how day one went...

13 Irish films to feature at 56th BFI London Film Festival

Niall Murphy

September 5th, 2012

Festivals, Irish Film, Movie News

The full line-up for the 56th BFI London Film Festival has 11 feature films and 2 shorts from Ireland.

Movie Fest adds Looper and ParaNorman to the line-up

Niall Murphy

August 24th, 2012

Events

Movie Fest adds Rian Johnson's Looper and

Movie Fest returns to Dublin

Niall Murphy

August 23rd, 2012

Events

Movie Fest returns to Dublin, Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th of September.

Jameson Cult Film Club sees The Silence of the Lambs invade Dublin

Niall Murphy

August 16th, 2012

Events

This week the Jameson Cult Film Club returned to Dublin, with a double bill of Jonathan Demme's Oscar winning psychological thriller The Silence of the Lambs.

Festival: The third Fingal Film Festival announces winners

Tadhg O’Sullivan’s To The Moon selected for prestigious Telluride Film Festival

Four Irish companies receive Creative Europe MEDIA Development Slate Funding for 2020

Northern Ireland Screen celebrates week of great news for the screen industry

Cathy Brady’s Wildfire to World Premiere at 2020 Toronto International Film Festival

Screen Ireland welcomes additional funding and support from the Department of Media, Tourism, Arts, Culture, Sport and the Gaeltacht

Screen Skills Ireland and Skillnet Ireland Announce COVID-19 Return to Work Training for the Audio-Visual Sector

Despicable Me – Earth Day Promo

France’s Academie des Lumières announces nominees for Les Prix Lumières

Dublin Film Critics Circle announce annual awards 2019

God Exists, Her Name Is Petrunya wins the 2019 Lux Film Prize

#Cannes19: Our man in Cannes on the Palme d’Or-winning Parasite, Atlantics, and more

#Cannes19: Our man in Cannes on Vivarium, Les Miserables and more

#Festival: Galway Film Fleadh Pitching Competition open for entries

Eden

#Review: Wisdom Tooth (East Asia Film Festival Ireland)

#Review: Vision (East Asia Film Festival Ireland)

#Review: Chinese Portrait (East Asia Film Festival Ireland)

#Review: Swimming Out Till the Sea Turns Blue (East Asia Film Festival Ireland)

#Review: Heavy Craving (East Asia Film Festival Ireland)

#Review: Monsoon (East Asia Film Festival Ireland)

The nominees for the 10th annual Irish Film and Television Awards are in

Build your own monster in Dublin with Disney’s Frankenweenie

Upcoming Irish Cinema: Cavalry begins shooting

Scannain @ MovieFest: Day 2

Coming soon to a town near you: Culture Night, September 21st 2012

Scannain @ MovieFest: Day 1

13 Irish films to feature at 56th BFI London Film Festival

Movie Fest adds Looper and ParaNorman to the line-up

Movie Fest returns to Dublin

Jameson Cult Film Club sees The Silence of the Lambs invade Dublin