Film
Despite a Tragic Storyline, The Light Between the Oceans Shines
Derek Cianfrance’s new film, starring Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander, perfectly captures a couple's heartbreak.
An Evening of Ghoulish Glamour: Film Fatale Presents Prohibition
In association with the Bram Stoker Festival, this Sunday will see IMMA and Kilmainham Gaol travel back to the 1920s.
Bram Stoker Film Festival Presents Four Days of Deadly Adventures
Launching today, the film festival seeks to engulf the city in a Halloween spirit through its gothic programme of events.
Film Soc’s 48 Hour Competition Encourages Creativity On Every Level
As part Fourth Week, the society provided participants with a number of prompts and limited time to make feature films to the best of their ability.
Light House Cinema Welcomes the Multifaceted Work of David Lynch
Robyn Kilroy looks ahead to the festival that hopes to prove David Lynch as more than just a director of the grotesque and peculiar.
A Musical Celebration of the Life of David Bowie
This Sunday, Starman – A David Bowie Celebration will pay tribute to the iconic figure of David Bowie in the Olympia Theatre.
Dublin’s Opportunistic Outdoor Cinema Company, Happenings
Jennifer Wilson investigates the appeal of enjoying your favourite films beyond the comfort of your living room.
Thirty Years on, Hong Kong’s Johnnie To is Still Making Waves in Chinese Cinema
The director behind some of the best Chinese cinema in the past thirty years.
Money Monster Vs The Nice Guys: Strong Message Wins Out Over Flat Comedy
Jennifer Wilson reviews two of the summer's biggest films.
Sing Street Adds to a Stellar Year for Irish Film
Jennifer Wilson reviews Sing Street, the Irish film that received two standing ovations and rave reviews at the Sundance Film Festival.