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956 articles available in total starting from 19/06/2002. Last article published on 14/11/2025.

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CresCine maps the challenges of “small markets”

CresCine maps the challenges of “small markets”

In its conclusions, the report reiterates that a theatrical release remains the backbone of the exhibition cycle, yet more flexible windows and a genuinely film-by-film approach are vital  

14/11 | Industry | Market | Europe

Review: Solitary

Review: Solitary

With staggering simplicity and suspense expertly peppered with paranoia, Eamonn Murphy examines the unspoken anxieties of a widowed farmer living in isolation  

13/11 | Arras 2025

Review: Mismantler

Review: Mismantler

Andrew Keogh's film is a feverish and mysterious descent into the post-human void  

12/11 | Films | Reviews | Ireland

Aurélie Godet • Director of programming, Cork International Film Festival

Interview: Aurélie Godet • Director of programming, Cork International Film Festival

“We don’t programme in a bubble; we programme for an audience”

As the Irish gathering turns 70, the director of programming reflects on legacy, renewal, and a festival rooted in both community and cinematic discovery  

06/11 | /Ireland

Jim O’Hanlon wraps The Last Days of Rabbit Hayes

Jim O’Hanlon wraps The Last Days of Rabbit Hayes

Based on the best-selling novel by Anna McPartlin and toplined by Niamh Algar and Sam Claflin, the story follows the titular woman, who cherishes her ordinary life even as it draws to an end  

30/10 | Production | Funding | Ireland/Netherlands/UK

Ireland unveils 40% VFX relief and improved digital games credit in its 2026 budget

Ireland unveils 40% VFX relief and improved digital games credit in its 2026 budget

The move aims to position the country as a leading hub for high-end VFX and digital production, on par with international competitors such as the UK, France, New Zealand and Canada  

09/10 | Industry | Market | Ireland

Review: Mr Burton

Review: Mr Burton

Marc Evans’ engaging drama shows how a Welsh miner’s son named Richie Jenkins became the great thespian Richard Burton, with the help of his closeted schoolmaster  

07/10 | Dinard 2025

Dragonfly clinches the top prize at the Dinard British & Irish Film Festival

Dragonfly clinches the top prize at the Dinard British & Irish Film Festival

Paul Andrew Williams’ unsettling drama has won the festival's main Golden Hitchcock Award, with Mr Burton and The Damned also among the victors  

07/10 | Dinard 2025 | Awards

Frank Berry to helm The Lost Children of Tuam, chronicling the Irish child grave scandal

Frank Berry to helm The Lost Children of Tuam, chronicling the Irish child grave scandal

Based on Dan Barry’s New York Times article, the pic follows Catherine Corless’s tireless investigation, which revealed that up to 796 children may have been buried in unmarked graves  

18/09 | Production | Funding | Ireland/UK/USA

The Dinard Festival of British and Irish Film unveils its programme

The Dinard Festival of British and Irish Film unveils its programme

Located in Brittany, the gathering will take place between 1-5 October and will include some of the most acclaimed recent films from the UK and Ireland  

09/09 | Dinard 2025

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