Category: Film

The golden cornfield reaches to the horizon, the road stretches forwards, as endless as the grief of Rachel Doyle, inconsolable after the death of her young son Nathan

“Today I’m going to be taking the World’s Fair Challenge.” She has practiced saying the words but on camera in her barely-lit attic bedroom now seems uncertain as

From a Puritan family whittled down by tragedy in the misty forests of New England to an island occupied by two men whose sanity is eroded by the

It’s not that Iris doesn’t love her daughter Tata, she does, and would do absolutely everything for her, it’s just that barely able to cope with her own

Julio Expósito, publicly a successful businessman, owner of an estate agent and a supermarket, but also the author of the books Camino Cósmico (Cosmic Path) and El Secreto

To say “it’s been a long road” is something of an understatement, though perhaps the journey is not so important as the destination; another point of view would

An island off the coast of Italy at the turn of the last century where the locals make their living from the sea, the women weaving their harmony

In the home she shares with her understandably protective mother Sophie has placed little cues, things to help, to allow her to cope alone, but that isn’t enough

Above, the glorious colours of the heavens cast a veil across the night while below a woman struggles upwards through the snow across a mountain ridge towards the

The final film of FrightFest at the 2022 Glasgow Film Festival was also the fourth Irish film to be screened over the weekend, writer/director Brendan Muldowney taking the