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Review: Mulholland Drive - 25 Years On
A quarter-century later, David Lynch’s enigmatic Hollywood fever dream continues to haunt viewers with its labyrinthine mysteries and unforgettable performances.
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Article: “We Need Stories That Bring Us Together” Academy Award-Nominated Writer Naomi Sheridan Named Austin Film Festival Finalist
Emma Donnelly meets acclaimed filmmaker Naomi Sheridan to explore the personal inspiration, creative vision and passion for authentic Irish storytelling behind her latest screenplay, Racing Time.
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Podcast: Documentary Filmmaker Sinéad O'Shea on 'All About the Money'
What happens when a billionaire Marxist sets out to build a revolutionary utopia? Sinéad O’Shea takes us inside a world of extraordinary characters, contradictions and increasingly surreal events.
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Opinion: Record Spending, Frozen Budgets: How Ireland Is Starving Its Own Screen Industry
From funding cuts and regional tax incentives to streaming levies and Irish-owned productions, Niall Murphy looks at what it will take to secure the future of Ireland’s film and television industry.
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Article: “We Have Craftsmanship, Art, Vision, Colour, Texture.” Stories from México: International Cinema & Cultural Festival
Photographer and journalist Ana Paula Zazueta reflects on a celebration of Mexican creativity in Dublin, exploring the films, art, food and shared stories bringing Irish and Mexican communities together.
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Podcast: Filmmaker Philippa Lowthorpe (H is for Hawk, Three Girls, Prisoner 951)
Philippa Lowthorpe discusses Storytelling, Three Girls and H Is for Hawk in this podcast recorded on location at Dinard British and Irish Film Festival.
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Article: “Everyone Has Their Own Internal Story,” Jack Desmond on Walking Holiday
A story of unexpected connections, shared grief, and the road less travelled. Shannon Cotter chats with the creative minds behind Walking Holiday.
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Article: “It's About Letting the Camera Roll and Seeing What Happens” Niamh Barry on Something in the Air
Will Penn speaks to filmmaker and photographer Niamh Barry about Something in the Air, her award-winning documentary following storm chaser Raychel Sanner, and its evolution from short film to feature.
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Review: Digger
Is this Tom Cruise’s attempt to “dig himself out” of action stardom back to auteur cinema? Iveta reviews Alejandro G Iñárritu’s grandiose, yet solipsistic climate satire.
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Article: Behind the Behind-the-Scenes with Elephant Goldfish
Writer Judy Goulet goes behind the scenes at Elephant Goldfish, exploring the craft, collaboration and creative ingenuity driving Ireland’s growing VFX and post-production industry.
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Article: 31 Days of Halloween Horror
Conor Bryce is back with another 31 Days of Terror, following last year’s Halloween-themed picks. Expect overlooked gems, cult favourites, modern nasties, weird oddities, and plenty of horror treats as he counts down to Spooky Season..
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Podcast: Eric Lagesse CEO of Pyramide at Dinard British & Irish Film Festival
Pyramide Films CEO Eric Lagesse joins Film Ireland at the Dinard British & Irish Film Festival to discuss independent film distribution, international sales and the challenges and opportunities of bringing Irish stories to audiences around the world.
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Review: Demon Wind
Gar O’Brien-Collins ventures into the gloriously deranged world of Demon Wind, where karate magicians, custard-blooded monsters, and bargain-basement horror collide in a cult classic that defies all expectations.
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Article: Daniele Rugo on Filming Gaza and the Responsibility to Remember (Part 2)
In the second part of this conversation, Daniele Rugo reflects on the ethical and political questions at the heart of Life Support, from the absence of independent reporting in Gaza to the responsibility of filmmakers to preserve testimony without eclipsing the people whose…
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Review: Skintown
Against the backdrop of 1994 Northern Ireland, Skintown turns youthful rebellion into a riotous, razor-sharp portrait of a generation desperate to escape. Mick Jordan reviews the Hitchcock Audience Award for Best Feature Film at Dinard British and Irish Film Festival.
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Phoenix Spotlight in Collaboration with Film Ireland
Every two weeks, tune in to 92.5 Phoenix FM, where presenter and film expert Dáire Walsh delves into the wonderful world of film in partnership with Film Ireland. Listen back to his chat with Writer/Director Jeda de Brí & Actor Neill Fleming.