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998 articles available in total starting from 19/06/2002. Last article published on 21/09/2026.

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Review: Freud’s Last Session

Review: Freud’s Last Session

Matthew Brown’s feature imagines an impassioned, if at times tangled, conversation about religion, love and sex between the father of psychoanalysis and CS Lewis  

10/10/2024 | Dinard 2024

Unicorns by Sally El Hosaini and James Krishna Floyd takes home two awards from Dinard

Unicorns by Sally El Hosaini and James Krishna Floyd takes home two awards from Dinard

Other winners at the French gathering for British and Irish films included September Says, That They May Face the Rising Sun and Paul & Paulette Take a Bath  

07/10/2024 | Dinard 2024 | Awards

Review: Bring Them Down

Review: Bring Them Down

Bad blood and paternalism lead to escalating and absurd violence in Christopher Andrews’ promising debut feature, starring an Irish-speaking Christopher Abbott  

04/10/2024 | Dinard 2024

The British Irish Film Fest makes its return to Turin

The British Irish Film Fest makes its return to Turin

Offering up a selection of the most recent British and Irish productions acclaimed by audiences and critics alike, the event is unspooling 18 - 20 October  

02/10/2024 | Festivals | Awards | Italy

Review: The End

Review: The End

With his feature fiction debut, Joshua Oppenheimer presents a haunting post-apocalyptic allegorical operetta that sinks its teeth into the true devastations of modernity  

27/09/2024 | San Sebastián 2024 | Competition

Lynley reboot, toplined by Leo Suter and Sofia Barclay, filming in Ireland

Lynley reboot, toplined by Leo Suter and Sofia Barclay, filming in Ireland

The 4x90-minute series, helmed by Ed Bazalgette, sees Elizabeth George’s iconic inspector revived  

23/08/2024 | Production | Funding | UK/Ireland

Aislinn Clarke • Director of Fréwaka

Interview: Aislinn Clarke • Director of Fréwaka

"A lot of Irish women are very polite in public but, internally, they are screaming, they are funny, irreverent and sometimes rude and it is so refreshing"

We met with the Irish director whose latest film, starring two amazing female characters, is about inherited trauma and how we deal with it  

13/08/2024 | Locarno 2024 | Out of Competition

Review: Fréwaka

Review: Fréwaka

Irish writer-director Aislinn Clarke’s second powerful feature takes us inside the psyche of a tormented character facing up to the horrors of her past  

09/08/2024 | Locarno 2024 | Out of Competition

Review: Bartali’s Bicycle

Review: Bartali’s Bicycle

From the brilliant cyclist who helped Jews during the Nazi occupation of Italy to modern-day Jerusalem, Enrico Paolantoni’s animation teaches children all about peace  

29/07/2024 | Giffoni 2024

EXCLUSIVE: First clips for Aislinn Clarke’s Locarno title Fréwaka

EXCLUSIVE: First clips for Aislinn Clarke’s Locarno title Fréwaka

The film, billed as “the first-ever Irish-language horror”, will be premiered out of competition at the Swiss gathering next month  

18/07/2024 | Locarno 2024 | Out of Competition

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