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962 articles available in total starting from 19/06/2002. Last article published on 16/01/2026.

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Adam Bernstein to direct Irish coming-of-age comedy Bender

Adam Bernstein to direct Irish coming-of-age comedy Bender

Set to commence filming this summer, the feature penned by Adrian Cunningham unfolds in late 1970s Dublin against the backdrop of a looming papal visit  

16/01 | Production | Funding | USA/Ireland

The UK and Ireland box office tops £1.07 billion in 2025, marking strongest post-pandemic year

The UK and Ireland box office tops £1.07 billion in 2025, marking strongest post-pandemic year

From franchise powerhouses to event cinema successes, last year confirmed renewed audience confidence across the big screen sector of the two countries  

09/01 | Box Office | UK/Ireland

Review: Answering the Call

Review: Answering the Call

Martin Danneels' documentary is a quiet meditation on one of Ireland's most endangered and fascinating species: the corncrake  

24/11/2025 | Cork 2025

Review: Theocracy – The Emigrant’s Artist

Review: Theocracy – The Emigrant’s Artist

Sé Merry Doyle’s film is a portrait documentary on painter Bernard Canavan, delving into art, trauma and Ireland’s unquiet past  

19/11/2025 | Cork 2025

Eamonn Murphy • Director of Solitary

Interview: Eamonn Murphy • Director of Solitary

"Brendan’s character is the opposite of what all screenwriting theories advocate"

The Irish filmmaker recounts the journey taken by his debut feature film, which won the Golden Atlas - Grand Jury Prize in Arras  

18/11/2025 | Arras 2025

The Cork International Film Festival crowns the victors of its landmark 70th edition

The Cork International Film Festival crowns the victors of its landmark 70th edition

Top winners at the Irish gathering included Janicke Askevold's Solomamma, Brendan Canty's Gealtra, and Charlotte Devillers and Arnaud Dufeys' We Believe You  

17/11/2025 | Cork 2025 | Awards

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  

14/11/2025 | 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  

13/11/2025 | Arras 2025

Review: Mismantler

Review: Mismantler

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

12/11/2025 | Cork 2025

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  

06/11/2025 | Cork 2025

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