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871 articles available in total starting from 19/06/2002. Last article published on 24/04/2024.

Helen

A subtle, melancholy and elegiac debut feature, exploring the nature of identity, solitude and above all the quest for love in all its forms  

21/04/2009 | Films | Reviews

McCarthy wraps Outcast shoot

Ireland-based Scottish director Colm McCarthy has completed principal photography on supernatural horror film Outcast. For McCarthy, a well-known television director, Outcast is his feature debut....  

14/04/2009 | Production | UK/Ireland

Section 481 amended

After a long period of deliberation, it’s now official. Irish Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan has signed a Commencement Order approving changes in Section 481 that governs film taxation. Under...  

25/03/2009 | Industry | Ireland

Algar joins High Point

Veteran Producer and the first ever Chief Executive of the Irish Film Board (IFB), Michael Algar, has been appointed as the head of the High Point Media Group, Ireland. During his term at the IFB...  

20/03/2009 | Industry | Ireland

Pathé, Warner Bros announce alliance

Pathé and Warner Bros. Entertainment UK (WBEUK) have announced a strategic alliance in the UK, effective from 13th April, that will see WBEUK distribute Pathé’s films in the UK and Ireland. The...  

13/03/2009 | Industry | UK/Ireland

Cartoon double whammy for Kells

Tomm Moore’s The Secret Of Kells has bagged two major prizes at the 11th annual Cartoon Movie Tributes at Lyon. Moore was named Best European Director Of The Year. The other nominees were...  

09/03/2009 | Awards | Ireland/France

Ashes, Walking to bookend Belfast

British director Paul Morrison’s Little Ashes will open the 9th Jameson Belfast Film Festival (March 26-April 4). The film charts the lives of the young Salvador Dalí, Luis Buñuel and Federico...  

06/03/2009 | Festivals | UK/Ireland

Metrodome ramps up French slate

Leading arthouse distributor Metrodome has picked up UK and Ireland rights for French films Anything for Her by Fred Cavaye and Leaving by Catherini Corsini. Metrodome CEO Peter Urie, General...  

03/03/2009 | Distribution | UK/Ireland

Advance Party II rules announced

After an intensive week-long directing workshop at the Berlin Film Festival, the chosen directors for the Advance Party II scheme (see news) have come up with the new rules for the initiative....  

02/03/2009 | Industry | UK/Ireland/Denmark

Advance Party II, developing UK and Irish talent

Scotland’s Sigma Films, Denmark’s Zentropa and Ireland’s Subotica Entertainment have formed an alliance under the banner Advance Party II (APII) in order to develop eight new films from emerging...  

27/02/2009 | Industry | UK/Ireland/Denmark

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