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Producer and journalist Lynn Larkin braves the online world in her review of Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere.
A ring light glows. A microphone hangs just out of frame. A young man speaks with bravado to a camera about dating, power and what he believes his gender is owed, as thousands watch online. Into this space steps Louis Theroux,...
In this Film Ireland Podcast, we’re delighted to be chatting with Colin McIvor, director and co-writer of No Ordinary Heist as the film arrives in cinemas across Ireland and the UK.
Inspired by true events in Belfast in December 2004, No Ordinary Heist tells a gripping fictional story of two bank employees forced into a chilling sch...
In partnership with RENDR Festival and supported by the National Talent Academ...
Mick Jordan gets his running shoes on for the moving documentary The Slightest Touch.
Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) has been described as “The worst disease you’ve never heard of.” Also known as Butterfly Skin, it is a condition that leaves the skin so fragile it blisters and tears at the slightest touch. Emma Fogarty was born with EB and her pare...
Lauren Gallagher finds the harmony in her review of Samanta Nobody.
Set against the backdrop of Ireland’s ongoing housing crisis, Samanta Nobody is an intimate character portrait of a fiercely independent teenager navigating homelessness in Sligo. Hardened by rejection, she finds a burgeoning sense of direction when the owner...