All articles by Fionnuala Halligan, Chief Film Critic – Page 6
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Reviews'ROMA': Venice Review
Alfonso Cuarón has made his most personal film; it may also be his best.
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Reviews'The Little Stranger': Review
Lenny Abrahamson adapts the bestselling novel by Sarah Waters.
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Reviews'First Man': Venice Review
Ryan Gosling stars in Damien Chazelle’s Venice opener as Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon.
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Reviews'The Dig': Galway Review
The Galway Film Fleadh’s best film is a tight, dark western by the Tohill Brothers
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Reviews'Katie': Galway Review
A champion boxer comes into focus in Ross Whitaker’s accomplished doc
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Reviews'Cellar Door': Galway Review
A woman struggles to decipher her past in Viko Nikci’s intense film
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Reviews'Don't Leave Home': Galway Review
Michael Tully creeps around the Irish countryside for a gothic tale of disappeared children
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Reviews'The Devil's Doorway': Galway Review
An Irish found-footage genre film unearths scary surprises in a Magdalene Laundry
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Reviews'The Belly Of The Whale': Galway Review
The 30th anniversary of Galway’s Film Fleadh opens with a debut set in a small Donegal town
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Reviews'Dublin Oldschool': Review
The film adaptation of Emmet Kirwan’s screenplay sees two estranged brothers reunite over the course of a drug-fuelled weekend
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Reviews'Cold War': Cannes Review
Pawel Pawlikowski follows up Ida with this story of two lovers in 1950s Poland
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Reviews'Sorry Angel': Cannes Review
Christophe Honore returns with a tale of an HIV-positive writer in nineties Paris
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Reviews'No 1. Chung Ying Street': Review
Derek Chiu’s tearjerker looks back at the protests of 1967 and the aftermath of the ‘Umbrella Revolution’ in Hong Kong
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Reviews'Obey': Tribeca Review
British director Jamie Jones competes at Tribeca with a story set during London’s 2011 riots
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Reviews'The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society': Review
Mike Newell’s adapation of Annie Barrow’s best-selling novel is British security-blanket film-making at its finest