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Eva Green stars in Lorcan Finnegan’s atmospheric third feature, billed as the first Irish-Filipino co-production
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Winning projects announced for the Irish Film Board low budget dilmmaking scheme, Catalyst Project.
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FeaturesScreen critics' top films from Cannes 2019
Some of the buzziest titles from the Cannes Competition, UCR, Directors’ Fortnight and Critics’ Week sections.
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Screen previews this year’s Critics’ Week, featuring films from first and second-time feature directors.
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News'Happy Valley' director Neasa Hardiman receives Irish Film Board Funding
Other recipients include Lenny Abrahamson, Tomm Moore and Jim Sheridan.
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