Greetings film fans! Welcome to Episode 39 of The Big Reviewski, and yes, you read that headline correctly. FIVE new movies to enjoy this weekend, and truth be told, none of them are bad! Once again, it is Eoghan Doherty-less show, but hosts Rory Cashin and Paul Moore are joined by Olivia Fahy on reviewing duties, and by reviewing, […]

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Two of Ireland’s brightest stars talk about the important new film. In just a few short years, both Sarah Greene and Moe Dunford have made a huge impact in the Irish film landscape, thanks to intelligent career choices and powerful performances. Greene has appeared in the likes of The Guard, Black ’47, Dublin Oldschool, Burnt, […]

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Based on too many true stories. So goes the tagline for the new Irish drama, a movie that literally couldn’t be more timely or more topical if it tried, and a film that should be used as the emotional sledgehammer that it is to bring as much attention to the masses as is humanly possible. […]

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We should probably expect some Oscar talk around these before too long. There have been a lot of HUGE film festivals happening around the world in the last few weeks and months, and one of the things that we keep constantly hearing is just how good the Irish movies shown there seem to be doing. […]

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The trailer captures the heartbreak of Ireland’s housing crisis perfectly. Homelessness may be the biggest issue facing people the people of Ireland in 2018. On Wednesday we reported that there are now 9,981 homeless people living in Ireland, 3,867 of them being children. This breaks the previous record, which was set in June of this year. […]

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