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3924 articles available in total starting from 23/05/2002. Last article published on 18/09/2026.

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Review: Learning to Breathe Under Water

Review: Learning to Breathe Under Water

In her charming tale of learning to cope with loss, Rebekah Fortune sends a father-and-son duo on a fantastical, bittersweet journey  

10/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | Special Screenings

Rich Peppiatt gearing up to film sophomore feature Bad Bridgets

Rich Peppiatt gearing up to film sophomore feature Bad Bridgets

Following his hit Kneecap, the Irish director levels up for a crime saga on Irish immigrant women’s experiences in 19th century New York, starring Alison Oliver, Emilia Jones and Colin Farrell  

08/07 | Production | Funding | Ireland/UK/USA

Sally Wainwright • Creator, writer and director of Riot Women

Interview: Sally Wainwright • Creator, writer and director of Riot Women

“Punk seemed to be the right musical style for 50-plus women suddenly feeling invisible in the world”

We met the multi-award-winning British television writer to discuss her new series, a surprising feminist manifesto starring five middle-aged women who form a rock band  

07/07 | Italian Global Series 2026

Kieron J Walsh’s latest effort, Skintown, to world-premiere at Edinburgh

Kieron J Walsh’s latest effort, Skintown, to world-premiere at Edinburgh

The Irish-British feature, penned by Ciaran McMenamin and set in Northern Ireland in the summer of 1994, is in contention for the Sean Connery Prize  

03/07 | Production | Funding | Ireland/UK

The Edinburgh International Film Festival reveals its line-up

The Edinburgh International Film Festival reveals its line-up

The recently relaunched Scottish festival boasts 21 world premieres across its wide-ranging programme and will host the inaugural UK Film Conference in its industry section  

03/07 | Edinburgh 2026

Duncan Jones • Director of Rogue Trooper

Interview: Duncan Jones • Director of Rogue Trooper

"One of the reasons I loved 2000 AD so much while growing up was that it was always very happy to wear its politics on its sleeve, unlike DC and Marvel”

The British director delves into the long and experimental process of making his animated film, its political tone, and the improvisational work he carried out with the cast  

26/06 | Annecy 2026

Greater Manchester launches £10.5 million production fund to boost film and TV growth

Greater Manchester launches £10.5 million production fund to boost film and TV growth

The new effort will support market-ready features and scripted and unscripted TV projects able to generate economic impact and strengthen the local screen ecosystem  

26/06 | Industry | Market | UK

Review: Rogue Trooper

Review: Rogue Trooper

Duncan Jones’ loveable experiment based on the science-fiction comic strip of the same title follows a lone genetically engineered soldier seeking revenge on an alien planet  

25/06 | Annecy 2026

Lesbian Lines and Remake emerge triumphant at the eighth Docs Ireland

Lesbian Lines and Remake emerge triumphant at the eighth Docs Ireland

Cara Holmes’ documentary has won the top prize in the Irish Competition, while Ross McElwee’s latest work was crowned as champion in the Maysles Brothers International Competition  

22/06 | Docs Ireland 2026 | Awards

Review: Birds of War

Review: Birds of War

Janay Boulos and Abd Alkader Habak’s documentary is a first-person account of their collaborative journalism amidst the Syrian Civil War and their subsequent romance  

16/06 | Sheffield Doc Fest 2026

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