Review of Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life, which screened at the National Concert Hall with a live soundtrack provided by the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra
This weekend the IFI is hosting a virtual festival dubbed the Japanese Story. This collection of films that represent Japanese...
Lift, the debut feature film from director Conor Armstrong Sanfey, is a bare-bones, taut drama with enough edginess and emotional impact to endorse it.
Swing Bout is an entertaining blend of sports movie grit and crime movie tension, featuring an impressive feature debut from Ciara Berkley.
Jerzy Skolimowski's EO is delicate and haunting tale that will linger long after its brief running time.
Continuing my adventure with the IFI Japanese Story I sat down and watched Kwaidan. Without even realising it, I had...
Greta Gerwig’s adaption of Little Women respects Alcott’s novel but also challenges it through its structural reimagining and metatextuality. The resulting film confirms Gerwig as one of the most exciting directors working today while Ronan and Pugh deliver two of the year’s best performances.
John Butler's sophomore effort manages to be both moving and hilarious with great performances and a golden centre.
Lie With Me is an affecting and delicate queer love story from director Olivier Peyon, built around strong performances and the allure of the stunning Cognac region of western France.
Director Colin Hickey's Perennial Light is a satisfying cinematic encounter that will stay with you for some time.