Dublin’s historic Abbey Theatre, yesterday announced 26 new projects for the coming year including ten world premieres, a new community-led initiative for developing work, and more “Free First Previews”. Margaret Perry’s “Porcelain” will be the first world premiere of the […]
Read more →Wild Lights, which kicked off on 3rd November in the Phoenix Park, and has been a huge success, continues its run until 7 January, 2018. Described as a must-see experience for family, friends and couples this festive season, punters navigate […]
Read more →Removed from circulation in Ireland and the UK when its director, Stanley Kubrick, received death threats, A Clockwork Orange returned to screens upon his death in 1999. It’s back on the big screen at the Lighthouse on Tuesday. Part of […]
Read more →The Cuban Film Festival takes place in The Pearse Centre, 27 Pearse Street, Dublin 2, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 24, 25 and 26. This year the event will pay homage to the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution, […]
Read more →Filmmaking brothers Josh and Benny Safdie are known for their gritty dramas shot on the streets of New York with amateur casts. For their latest, Good Time, they’ve managed to snag a genuine movie star in Robert Pattinson, excellent here […]
Read more →Wonder Woman proved one of the biggest box office hits of 2017, so what better time for a biopic of its creator, William Marston? Professor Marston and the Wonder Women tells the story of how Marston (Luke Evans) created the […]
Read more →The novel The Secret Life of Ashley Brown by George Fitzgerald is a challenging and compelling read. Dealing with drugs, class and love in a complex and at times controversial manner. Ashley Brown, the title character, reads many love stories […]
Read more →After striking black comedy gold with 2015’s The Lobster, Colin Farrell and director Yorgos Lanthimos reteam for The Killing of a Sacred Deer. Farrell plays a surgeon who befriends the mysterious teenage son (Barry Keoghan) of a patient who died […]
Read more →Lots of scary events happening in Dublin 4 this Halloween. 1. Last Saturday saw the Sandymount Harvest Thanksgiving festival in Christchurch hall with the main focus on all things pumpkin related. 2. The weekend just gone also saw the Souls […]
Read more →The Irish Film Institute’s annual Horrorthon kicked off on Thursday and continues over the long weekend, wrapping up on Monday evening. With a mix of Irish premieres of upcoming horror movies and screenings of beloved classics, highlights include John Carpenter’s […]
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