Supported by RTE and Coimisiún na Mean, the documentary had its world premiere in 2024 at the Dublin International Film Festival, where director Kathleen Harris was nominated for the Virgin Media ...

Academy Award and Golden Globe nominated writer and producer Sheridan, whose recent work includes Lockerbie (Sky/Peacock) and the Writer’s Guild of America and IFTA-nominated Say Nothing (Hulu/Disney+ ...

Filming has begun across Dublin and Meath on Kung Fu Deadly, a martial arts supernatural action comedy produced by Paddy McDonald (Predestination) and Nicholas Cooper (Zombie Plane).

Western Front Studios latest short film Night Driver, an evocative short film written and directed by Michael Carolan and produced by Emer and Brian Durcan, will make its world premiere at the Dublin ...

The highly anticipated feature documentary Beat The Lotto, from award-winning filmmaker Ross Whitaker (Katie; Between Land and Sea), will have its world premiere at the Dublin International Film ...

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Gar O?Rourke?s debut feature documentary Sanatorium has been selected for the international competition at CPH:DOX 2025, one of the world?s leading documentary film festivals.

The trailer for Four Mothers, the latest film from Darren Thornton (A Date for Mad Mary) starring James McArdle (Mary Queen of Scots, Mare of Easttown, Ammonite) and Fionnula Flanagan (The Guard, The ...

The projects listed In Production below are projects either scheduled for production, or are awaiting green light. They are scheduled for filming in Ireland / production this year. The IFTN In ...

Kneecap director and co-writer Rich Peppiatt has won the BAFTA for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director, or Producer. This follows Peppiatt winning the IFTA for Best Director - Film on ...

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The film is directed by Aisha Tyler, starring Caroline Morahan and Emmett Hughes.