All Ireland articles
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NewsBelfast crime drama ‘Lost City’ acquired for UK-Ireland release
EXCLUSIVE: Seán Murray’s feature debut is the opening night film of this year’s Belfast Film Festival.
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NewsEuropean film bodies criticise proposed 30% cut to AgoraEU cultural fund
European film and TV organisations issue statement saying proposed cut from €8.6bn to €6bn would be “devastating” for the screen sector.
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NewsIrish comedy heist ‘Chasing Millions’ sells to UK, Spain, Asia-Pacific
EXCLUSIVE: Film inks deals ahead of Ireland and Australia theatrical releases.
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NewsIrish Toronto world premiere ‘Lemonade’ starring Barry Keoghan and Lewis Brophy lands UK-Ireland deal
EXCLUSIVE: The film will be released theatrically in spring 2027.
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NewsColm Bairead’s ‘The Quiet Girl’ follow-up adds key cast
EXCLUSIVE: The film recently wrapped a six-week shoot in Ireland.
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NewsWerner Herzog on cutting short rehearsals for Venice title ‘Bucking Fastard’
“The first time in my life that there was enough funds for existential rehearsals.”
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Reviews‘Bucking Fastard’ review: Kate and Rooney Mara are perfectly in sync in Werner Herzog’s strange tale of sisterly devotion
The director’s absurdist drama premieres in Venice competition
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Reviews‘The Balkan Cowboy’ review: Poignant documentary pays quirky tribute to filmmaker Hari Dzekson
Dublin-based visual artist Dragana Jurisic brings a personal touch to her Sarajevo title
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Reviews‘Skintown’ review: Sparky, engaging friendship drama is set against the backdrop of Troubles-era Northern Ireland
Jack Rowan and Chris Walley head the impressive cast of Kieron J Walsh’s Edinburgh competition premiere
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NewsGalway winner ‘The Lost Children Of Tuam’ acquired for UK release
EXCLUSIVE: Frank Berry’s film will have its international premiere at Toronto.
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NewsIndustry pays tribute to ‘Once’ actor-singer Glen Hansard: “A singular talent”
Searchlight Pictures, Screen Ireland, Rachel Zegler among those to pay tribute.
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NewsIrish female filmmakers demand gender balance in production funding: “Stop just giving us mentorship”
A discussion took place last week at the Galway Film Fleadh.
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Reviews‘Gealtra’ review: Brendan Canty follows ‘Christy’ with slight, engaging study of young Irish-language musicians
Source: Galway Film Fleadh ‘Gealtra’ Dir: Brendan Canty. Ireland. 2025. 70mins Language is power and creativity is the brightest road to self-expression in Gealtra. Brendan Canty’s slight but engaging documentary (the title translates as ‘gang’) follows a group of young people from Cork as they embrace the ...
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News‘The Lost Children Of Tuam’ wins best Irish film at Galway Film Fleadh 2026
‘Learning To Breathe Under Water’ won the audience award, while ’You’ll Never Believe Who’s Dead’ took best Irish debut.
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Reviews‘The Siege Of Paradise’ review: Gar O’Rourke follows ‘Sanatorium’ with gentle, thought-provoking look at the impact of mass tourism
O’Rourke’s enjoyable documentary travels to the tourist hot spot of Cinque Terre, on Italy’s northwestern coast
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Reviews‘The Lost Children Of Tuam’ review: Sensitive, unfussy drama follows investigation into Irish mother and baby home
Liam Neeson produces Frank Berry’s respectful drama, which stars Monica Dolan as Galway historian Catherine Corless
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Reviews‘You’ll Never Believe Who’s Dead’ review: A Sligo family attempts to pull off a Christmas heist in raucous Irish black comedy
Dallan Shovlin’s entertaining debut stars Ardal O’Hanlon, Michelle Fairley and Stephen Rea, and premieres at Galway Film Fleadh
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Reviews‘Learning To Breathe Under Water’ review: Winning Irish heartwarmer takes a child’s eye view of healing from grief
Rory Kinnear, Maria Bakalova and Ezra Carlisle impress in Rebekah Fortune’s well-observed feature
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Reviews‘Try!’ review: Crowd-pleasing Irish doc celebrates the community spirit of Mixed Ability Rugby
Oisín Mistéil’s heartfelt film plays Galway after a Sheffield DocFest premiere
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Features
Shudder Films’ Jack Tarling on UK-Ireland co-productions, his inventive slate and scaling up
‘Learning To Breathe Under Water’ is screening at Karlovy Vary and Galway Film Fleadh.