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Seán Brereton Hurley plucks the delicate chord between comedy, romance and robbery in his review of Tuner.
Daniel Roher’s latest film Tuner is a darkly comic heist/romance that follows talented musicians navigating the gulf between struggling to survive and pursuing their dreams.
Former child prodigy Niki White (Le...
At this year's Dublin International Film Festival, Matthew Briody tunes in for John Carney's latest release.
If anyone knows how a song's success can change a career, it's Dublin director John Carney. From his first musical feature Once (2006), featuring the Academy Award-winning song "Falling Slowly", all the way up to Flora...
Breakout director Jane Schoenbrun returns to Cannes with their queer love letter to slasher filmmaking. Festival correspondent Shannon Cotter pitches up for her review of Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma.
Jane Schoenbrun is truly on the rise. Their sophomore feature I Saw The TV Glow netted a legion of fans with its trans...
Conor Bryce writhes in joy looking back at this comedically clever classic.
Sticking out like that one weird cousin at a family barbecue amongst the grim, tortuous horror that dominated the mid-2000s, James Gunn's directorial debut landed with a squelch. But on DVD shelves and lists of hidden gems, Slither found its people, and twenty years la...
In episode 26 of the DocArena Podcast<...