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Film IrelandIrelandPodcast: Director Gavin Fitzgerald on Lomu Gavin FitzGerald joins the Film Ireland Podcast to discuss LOMU, his powerful new documentary about the life and legacy of a sporting legend.
Film IrelandIrelandReview: A Look Back at Into the West The IFI’s Digital Restoration Project is giving classic films a new lease of life. Senan Jennings takes a look behind the scenes at the painstaking work involved in restoring Into the West for a modern audience.
Film IrelandIrelandArticle: Weird Magic - Remembering Tim Curry Conor Bryce looks back at the career of Tim Curry through five performances that reveal what made him so utterly unforgettable.
Film IrelandIrelandPodcast: Maurice O'Carroll, Writer/Director of 'Swing Bout' In this Film Ireland podcast from the archives - Gemma Creagh talks to Maurice O'Carroll, Writer/Director of 'Swing Bout' being broadcast on RTE Friday 4th September.
Film IrelandIrelandReview: LOMU Steven Benedict finds the man inside the myth – and the heartbreak behind the giant.
Film IrelandIrelandPodcast: Katherine Jones, CG Supervisor at Sony Imageworks (K-Pop Demon Hunters, Spider-Man Franchise) CG Supervisor Katherine Jones discusses her career in VFX and animation, from working on iconic films like Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Across the Spider-Verse to the importance of storytelling, collaboration, a
Film IrelandIrelandCourse: Media Visibility for Creatives: Branding, PR and Outreach for the Arts Get your work seen with our Media Visibility for Creatives Programme, focusing on branding, PR and outreach for the arts.
Film IrelandIrelandReview: New Irish Shorts at Gaze 2026's New Irish Shorts are urgent and heartfelt. Familiar queer tales of tradition and family come in new shapes and sizes as Khushi Jain reviews.
Film IrelandIrelandReview: E.T. More than four decades after its release, Erin McDonagh looks back at E.T. and considers why Spielberg’s tender exploration of childhood, family, and empathy continues to resonate.
Film IrelandIrelandArticle: “A Film Should Not Mean. It Should Be.” Rouzbeh Rashidi In this article, Rouzbeh Rashidi discusses his uncompromising approach to cinema, the ghosts within the image, and the ideas that continue to return throughout his work.
Film IrelandIrelandReview: Our Hero, Balthazar A darkly comic tale of teenage ambition, performative activism, and an unlikely friendship, Norma Farley Bodie looks at 'Our Hero, Balthazar.'
Film IrelandIrelandReview: From the Human to the Inhuman Rouzbeh Rashidi’s From the Human to the Inhuman offers an unusually intimate portrait of an experimental filmmaker attempting to make sense of his own practice. Ahead of his workshop, Neil Cadieux takes a look.
Film IrelandIrelandReview: Testing Limits Short Films at Gaze Sleek, sexy, and thrilling: Khushi Jain reviews the Testing Limits shorts block at Gaze.
Film IrelandIrelandPodcast: Dr Chanté Mouton-Kinyon (Daniel O’Connell: The Emancipator) Recorded live at the Capital Irish Film Festival in Washington, D.C.,we talk film, history and politics with Dr Chanté Mouton-Kinyon, exploring Daniel O’Connell’s legacy and the Irish-Black cultural exchange.
Film IrelandIrelandReview: A Look Back at Sweet Country A Western unlike any other, Sweet Country is a brutal but beautiful exploration of colonial violence in 1920s Australia. In this review from the archives, Ellen Murray considers Warwick Thornton’s powerful film & Sam Nei
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