Writer, editor and filmmaker Cassidy Olsen is no stranger to our world of online film writing, with bylines in The Boston Globe, Film Comment, Little White Lies and more. Olsen moved to Ireland in 2020 and since then has made her debut film Convince Me I’m Real, which will be receiving its world premiere at…
Jess is away so the boys play in the latest of our increasingly loopy recaps of the films we’ve watched recently. Néil gives his thoughts on Ti West’s X, Ethan goes over Escape from Mogadishu and Luke takes a look at The Worst Person in the World. Commando is recommended! Pierce Brosnan is celebrated! Some…
The news this week that Bruce Willis has been diagnosed with aphasia and is stepping away from acting prompted an outpouring of affection and reflection from the film business and the viewing public alike. With his family stating publicly that Willis’ cognitive abilities are severely impacted by the disorder – which affects the brain’s language…
On 15th May 2018, Temple Bar-based resource centre Filmbase closed its doors for the last time. 4 years on, we look back at what happened to Filmbase. Music – ‘Wig Wam’ by SLVS – https://tinyurl.com/9zmk7tsz Buy Film In Dublin a ko-fi and support us to make more videos like this: https://ko-fi.com/prettydeadlyfilms Sources for this video:…
Pretty Deadly Films celebrates the best of blockbusters and beyond. Our latest issue is available now. Our ninth issue is themed all around the film trend ‘Good For Her’. First given a name by @cinematogrxphy on Twitter, the ‘Good For Her’ are women’s stories that provoke a feeling of camaraderie and catharsis in the audience,…
(IN ORDER OF HOW WELL THEY WOULD DEAL WITH DUBLIN’S SEAGULLS) Miserable, villainous pedantry, obsessed with their own cleverness and fixated on questions that usually appeal more to children – no we’re not talking about the Riddler, but the degenerates of Reddit and Twitter, who find themselves rebooting the exact same thought exercise every three…
In this month’s video, Film In Dublin writers Jess Dunne, Ethan Shattock, Néil Rogers and Luke Dunne go through some of the new releases they watched recently, including:Licorice PizzaScream 5Boiling Point (reviewed by Ethan HERE) We look ahead to the upcoming Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival 2022, including some of the festival highlights, and…
Film In Dublin’s Pretty Deadly Films zine will be returning in March 2022 and we’re accepting submissions from contributors now. Each issue of PDF looks at film through the lens of a particular theme, with contributors submitting various features on their favourite movies, the blockbusters, the cult hits, the films where the pretty and the deadly do things that…
Film In Dublin writers Jess Dunne, Ethan Shattock, Néil Rogers and Luke Dunne each pick out their favourite films of last year, and a couple of honourable mentions each. Was your favourite included in their picks? In another year heavily impacted by delays, cancellations and much more, there were still plenty of moving and memorable…
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