Japanese cinema has recently fallen into two camps – tender human dramas and shocking thrillers. Koji Fukada’s outstanding Harmonium combines the two in a story of a family rocked by the reappearance of a mysterious old acquaintance. A deeply disturbing […]
Read more →Next Tuesday, May 9th, sees the latest edition of The RDS Rising Stars Concert series which showcases new talent in Irish classical music. Mr Ian Fox will Compère the evening which aims to provide an audience and venue for talented […]
Read more →Suicide or Survive, in conjunction with SpunOut and St. Andrew’s Resource Centre, are currently holding a number of mental health workshops down at the Junction Youth Cafe on Pearse Street. The events, entitled “Wellness Recovery Action Planning” or WRAP, are […]
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The standout of this week’s releases is Lady Macbeth. If you fall asleep at the thought of a Shakespearian adaptation, fear not – this has nothing to do with the bard. Rather it’s a ravishing thriller that mixes elements of […]
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There’s a mixed bag of new releases in cinemas this week. The best of the bunch is The Transfiguration, a gritty coming of age drama with a dash of vampirism thrown in. The movie follows a teenage African-American boy whose […]
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Back in cinemas in newly restored form this week is Milos Forman’s 1975 classic One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. In the career defining role of Randle Patrick McMurphy, Jack Nicholson delivers one of American cinema’s most memorable performances, backed […]
Read more →Dublin City Council’s Waste Management/Public Domain Section will be running a “Spring Clean Up Day” on Good Friday the 14th April, from 11am to 1pm. The event is part of a city-wide focus on cleaning up streets and villages. In […]
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It’s a fantastic week for new releases. The highlight is the wickedly black comedy Raw. Julia Ducournau’s directorial debut is a hilarious tale of a vegan whose first taste of meat while attending a veterinary college sends her on a path […]
Read more →Time is running out to head down to the RDS library and catch a photographic exhibition documenting Italians living in Ireland. The display, organised in conjunction with COMITES Irlanda, is a compilation of photographs drawn from a private collection of […]
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