Really Good Time finally release their debut album, Affirmations. Wastefellow talks trust, bananas, Rian Trench and the ...

The time has come, with the shortening of evenings and the sense that class is nearly back in session for the country’s students, for Electric Picnic. The biggest (but not necessarily the best) ...

As indie triumph Horseshoe lands in cinemas, Gemma Creagh chats with actor Jed Murray about friendships, wild landscapes and the craic of building a story from the ground up. Jed is a native Dublin ...

For nearly two years now (starting with When Evil Lurks), encouraged by my lovely editors, I have been writing an occasional column focusing on a type of horror film I refer to as “Extreme Horror”. It ...

It’s over! The movie stars have deserted the French seaside town of Cannes, the reviews have been filed, the red carpets rolled up, and the world’s press now move on to what’s really important — ...

Even if the characters on the main team aren’t especially deep, we’d get by with their company, but Koepp is compelled to introduce some cute kids to be threatened by hungry dinos. A father (Manuel ...

In general, claims of a new “renaissance” can and should be treated as journalistic exaggeration, but there may be something interesting happening in the world of Irish documentary-making all the same ...

Best Wishes to All is a response to misanthropic capitalism in contemporary Japan. With a tagline like “Happiness on earth has a limit”, audiences are made aware that they are in for a deliciously ...

Partly drawing on her own experiences as a young adult growing up in homeless accommodation, with Lollipop (2024) director Daisy-May Hudson has crafted an engaged family drama that also serves as a ...

Drummers are often the underdogs in a band, and they don’t get the spotlight as often as they deserve, even though their playing is the backbone of every song, every performance. Even when you look at ...

I spoke to festival organiser James Hudson (He/Him) about how the festival came about, and the need for this kind of festival in Dublin: “TITE came together very organically — from working at the GAZE ...

Self-determined and self-assured, Max (Ruaridh Mollica) is a 25-year-old writer from Edinburgh who has moved to London to pursue a career in writing. Here he freelances for Wall Magazine, while also ...