It’s Mother’s Day in Ireland tomorrow – we know you didn’t forget – and it’s an opportunity to celebrate the matriarchal figures in your life, whether it’s taking your real-life mammy out for tea or putting on your Aliens DVD and insisting that the Alien Queen did nothing wrong, in the dark, to yourself. Mothers…
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Charades, shifts and sinking ships – Valentine’s viewing from the Film In Dublin team
Love is in the air in the fair city of film. Across Dublin’s cinemas, there’s plenty of Valentine’s Day screenings afoot, whether it’s The People’s Joker at the Light House, romance rescreenings at the Stella, or 80th anniversary screenings of heartbreaking classic Brief Encounter at the IFI. The new Bridget Jones is out, as is…
The Cinema Scarf on sale now
Tickets please! Introducing the Cinema Scarf, the glow of the big screen feeling, all wrapped up in the colours of the fair city of film. A movie moment starring you, now showing. Get yours now: https://ko-fi.com/s/8e62c27c66
Our favourites for 2024
As we prepare to step into 2025, the Film in Dublin team have come together to compile a list combining our favourite films of 2024. From eye-opening documentaries, nail-biting horrors, sexy thrillers and thumping tunes, there’s something for everybody in this collection from Luke, Jess, Ethan, Néil and Keelan. We hope you see some of…
Primary Cinema presents The Changeling Face of Irish Horror
We’re living in the Golden Age of Irish Horror and we’re dead excited about it. Throughout October we’re celebrating Samhain with interviews, reviews and retrospectives, that show how Ireland has risen to the top of the horror hierarchy. One of Ireland’s premiere video essayists, Gavin of Primary Cinema has been providing excellent insights into filmmaking and film…
Pretty Deadly Films #13 – ‘Colin By Your Name’
Pretty Deadly Films celebrates the best of blockbusters and beyond. Our latest issue is available now. Issue 13 of PDF is a consideration and celebration of just some of the works of one of Ireland’s favourite actors. You can order a digital download or print edition now from our ko-fi shop. In PDF 13: Pay what you…
Film In Dublin’s Best Films of 2022
The Film In Dublin team came together before Christmas to pick out their favourite films from the last year.
Pretty Deadly Films #12 – ‘Feast in Film’
Pretty Deadly Films celebrates the best of blockbusters and beyond. Our latest issue is available now. Our twelth issue is packed with art and articles celebrating the movies that get mouths watering! You can order a digital download or print edition now from our ko-fi shop. In PDF 12: Pay what you can and get your copy…
Pretty Deadly Films #11 – ‘Necessary Sex’
Pretty Deadly Films celebrates the best of blockbusters and beyond. Our latest issue is available now. Our eleventh issue is packed with art and articles inspired by what you would call ‘necessary sex’ on the big screen – moments in movies where the characters are overcome by need, scenes that set your pulse racing, wherever that…
5 Star Scenes – The collected charisma of Daniel Kaluuya
We hear a lot these days that movie stars don’t exist anymore. They’re on-screen victims of the endless IP onslaught, unable to sell tickets and steal hearts off their own wattage alone. But is that really true? Not to suggest that it’s the pictures that got small, but there’s so much ‘content’ rolled out all…