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Who’s The Best You Can Get For That Gold Statuette? That’s Anora!

Who’s The Best You Can Get For That Gold Statuette? That’s Anora!

Posted on March 3, 2025March 3, 2025Author Keelan GallagherPosted in NewsLeave a Reply

The Academy Awards, cinema’s biggest night of celebration, had its 97th annual ceremony last night, and it was Sean Baker’s Anora, an urban-fairytale romcom about a Brighton Beach stripper who runs off with and marries the son of a Russian oligarch, took away many of the top prizes. Baker’s superb film, which won five out…

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The IFTAs 2025 winners

The IFTAs 2025 winners

Posted on February 17, 2025February 17, 2025Author Luke DunnePosted in NewsLeave a Reply

The Irish Film and Television Awards for 2025 took place on Friday, with Irish screen stars arriving in Dublin to receive the awards and adulation of their peers. Kneecap was the big winner for film on the night, taking home four awards including Best Director for Rich Peppiatt, but it was Small Things Like These…

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Small Things Like These and Kneecap top IFTA Nominations 2025

Small Things Like These and Kneecap top IFTA Nominations 2025

Posted on January 14, 2025January 14, 2025Author Luke DunnePosted in NewsLeave a Reply

The nominations have been announced for this year’s Irish Film and Television Awards, with some of the island’s biggest names, hardest working pros and rising talents given nods for their work on screen over the last year. With nominations cross across 29 categories in film and tv, the IFTA winners will be revealed during the…

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Britain’s best film of 2024 is Irish

Britain’s best film of 2024 is Irish

Posted on December 9, 2024December 9, 2024Author Luke DunnePosted in NewsLeave a Reply

“There’s an irony in the best British film being Irish,” Kneecap director Rich Peppiatt said last night, after accepting the Best British Independent Film award at the BIFAs. Which, yeah. The Daily Mail have described the success story as only they can, “Anti-British Irish language movie funded by UK public money wins Best British Film…

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The best Irish films starring Ireland’s Ayo Edebiri, who is Irish

The best Irish films starring Ireland’s Ayo Edebiri, who is Irish

Posted on January 10, 2024May 27, 2024Author Luke DunnePosted in Features6 Replies

As we continue through another awards season, it’s a great time to be Irish as a film fan. Whether it be acting on stage, on screen, or acting like Barry’s and Lyons tea taste in any way different to each other, the Irish are among the greatest performers around, and the awards circuit is a…

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Irish eyes on the 2023 IFTA Nominations

Irish eyes on the 2023 IFTA Nominations

Posted on March 7, 2023March 7, 2023Author Luke DunnePosted in NewsLeave a Reply

This morning saw the announcement of the nominees for the 2023 edition of the Irish Film and Television Awards. Across 28 categories in Film & Drama, the best in front of and behind the scenes in the Irish industry and the work that they have made has been highlighted for another year. It’s a special…

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Outstanding Irish achievement with 12 nominations at the Oscars

Outstanding Irish achievement with 12 nominations at the Oscars

Posted on January 24, 2023January 24, 2023Author Luke DunnePosted in NewsLeave a Reply

Ireland’s international standing in the world of cinema has been steadily rising since before Film In Dublin even started. The island’s status as one of the leading lights in film worldwide was underlined today as the nominations for this year’s Academy Awards were announced. A wide range of nods in front of and behind the…

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The nominations are in for the 2022 IFTA Irish Academy Awards

The nominations are in for the 2022 IFTA Irish Academy Awards

Posted on February 22, 2022February 22, 2022Author Luke DunnePosted in NewsLeave a Reply

With all the challenges the industry is facing and in particular over the last 24 months, one thing that hasn’t changed is the quality of films coming out of the Irish scene. From festival favourites abroad, success and streaming and the return of audiences to our local screens, there are reasons for optimism in Irish…

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