Sundance Film Festival: Irish film Herself wins rave reviews
Performances praised in film about abused woman caught up in the Irish housing crisis
Galway Film Fleadh will premiere ‘Dunkirk’ and Maze escape feature
The 29th festival will close with a rare original feature project from Colm Toíbín
Pat Shortt: ‘There are mad f**kers out there’
The Ex-D’Unbelieavable has gotten used to being treated as a natural treasure
‘The Siege of Jadotville’ to receive limited cinema release
Richie Smyth’s film depicts the Irish soldiers who fought in UN’s 1961 Congo intervention
Jamie Dornan and ‘Siege of Jadotville’ on Galway Film Fleadh schedule
28th festival, which begins on July 5th, to involve 90 films screened at three venues
Jon Bernthal: A punishing role for Daredevil’s new guy
Being a father helped Jon Bernthal play the Marvel character Punisher in series two of Netflix’s Daredevil: he cut himself off from his family to inhabit the role
Festival programme unveiled for July’s Galway Film Fleadh
Film notables such as John C Reilly, Pete Docter and Jonas Rivera set to attend
Jack Reynor back on home turf for Dublin film festival launch
Kenneth Branagh, Julie Andrews and Russell Crowe lined up as part of festival bill
Jack Reynor wins Sundance prize for Gerard Barrett’s Glassland
Reynor first attracted attention as the star of Lenny Abrahamson’s What Richard Did
Irish actor Jack Reynor wins at Sundance for Glassland
Actor awarded special jury prize for acting for role in film set in Tallaght
Rave reviews for ‘Brooklyn’ at Sundance Film Festival
Saoirse Ronan says she ‘gets very emotional’ talking about Tóibín adaptation
Irish Film Board shines spotlight on new productions
Chairman Bill O’Herlihy says sector ‘can do better’ if it secures higher Government funding
Will Poulter: ‘Acting was a release from what I found to be a very tough period of my life’
Even at 21, Will Poulter works hard at being the best thing in every picture he makes, writes Donald Clarke
The glory and the gloom of the Galway Film Fleadh
There are at least half a dozen Irish films worthy of hearty praise this year, so why are Irish film-makers so dark of mood?
Irish film industry achieves record revenues of €168m
Irish Film Board says overseas investors ensure industry is more vibrant than ever
Irish film and television generates record €168 million
Ripper Street, Vikings and Penny Dreadful among the big productions of 2013
Bad vibrations for Irish movie profits
Six Irish releases in as many weeks? Surely that’s asking for trouble
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