All articles by Esther McCarthy – Page 2
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         Features FeaturesOptimism is in the air for Northern Ireland’s filmmakers after challenging timesThe region has a highly experienced crew base, an abundance of established and increasing studio space, and striking locations within easy access of major cities. 
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         News NewsIrish shoot commences on Marian Quinn’s ‘Twig’; Wildcard acquires for Ireland (exclusive)The five-week shoot is underway in Dublin. 
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         News NewsHow ‘The Quiet Girl’ (‘An Cailín Ciúin’) became the highest-grossing Irish-language film of all timeFilm has topped €1m at the UK-Ireland box office 
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         News NewsScreen Ireland secures additional funding to lift budget to €37.7 million for 2023Irish government increases funding for country’s screen agency. 
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         News News‘The Quiet Girl’ announced as Ireland’s Oscar submissionColm Bairéad directed, Cleona Ní Chrualaoi produced for Inscéal. 
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         News NewsGalway’s celebration of Irish filmmaking anoints ‘Lakelands’, ‘The Sparrow’ key winners’Lakelands’ won best Irish film; ‘The Sparrow’ picked up best first Irish feature. 
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         News NewsEuro festival and sales agent groups create guide to rules of engagement (exclusive)The white paper was signed at the Galway Film Fair today. 
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         Features FeaturesGalway Film Fleadh’s programming head talks line-up gems and local heroesWilliam Fitzgerald is the head of programming. 
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         News NewsEmer Reynolds’ ‘Joyride’ starring Olivia Colman to open Galway Film Fleadh 2022 (exclusive)‘Joyride’ is directed by Emer Reynolds and is handled internationally by Embankment. 
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         Features FeaturesThe directors of ‘God’s Creatures’ on the “radical” decision to co-directSaela Davis and Anna Rose Holmer’s. ‘God’s Creatures’ is screening in Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight. 
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         Features FeaturesThe Euro 75: Wildcat (Ireland)Their ambition is to collaborate with filmmakers on original and cutting-edge storytelling for the global market. 
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         News NewsCurzon and Break Out Pictures acquire ‘The Quiet Girl’ for the UK and Ireland (exclusive)The film will be released in UK cinemas and Curzon Home Cinema and cinemas across Ireland on May 13. 
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         News NewsRising Irish talent Colm Bairéad on his festival sensation ‘The Quiet Girl’The film premiered in Berlin and opened Dublin. 
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         News NewsBeing a carer has “negative impact” on screen career, say 75% of respondents in Irish reportThe report was published during Dublin International Film Festival. 
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         News NewsColm Bairéad, Kate Dolan among Dublin 2022 new talent winnersThe Dublin International Film Festival is running until March 6. 
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         News NewsDublin’s Grainne Humphreys on what the industry can expect from this year’s festivalThe Dublin International Film Festival is taking place as a hybrid event until March 6. 
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         News NewsIreland film and TV production spend reaches record €500mThe figure is a 40% increase on the previous record set in 2019. 
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         News NewsDublin film festival unveils 2022 line-upThis year’s DIFF will run as physical event from February 23-March 6. 
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         News NewsIrish-language drama ‘The Quiet Girl’ to open Dublin International Film Festival (exclusive)The film is the directorial debut of newcomer Colm Bairéad. 
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         News NewsWildcard lands UK-Ireland rights to small-town GAA drama ‘Lakelands’ (exclusive)It is the debut feature from Robert Higgins and Patrick McGivney, whose short film Drifting starring Paul Mescal premiered in Galway last year. 
 








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