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The Hole in the Ground trailer will leave you Weila Weila Wailing in fear

One of our most eagerly anticipated Irish releases this year, homegrown horror The Hole in the Ground has a new trailer out now that’s sure to leave your skin crawling, as Séana Kerslake surveys her son who’s come back from a mysterious hole out in the woods not quite right. The stylishly modern trailer combines some creepy imagery, old people smacking their heads off of windows, bodies flying, the ominous sight of the hole itself, set to a suitably scary version of the old classic of Irish infanticide, Weila Weila Walya. The film, premiering over at Sundance soon, will be out on Irish screens this spring. Check out the trailer after the jump.

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Katie Trailer for Katie Taylor

The trailer has been released for upcoming Katie Taylor doc Katie, Ross Whitaker’s stirring story of the resurgence of one of Ireland’s top sporting stars.

October 18, 2018
2018, Documentary, Galway Film Fleadh, IFI, Irish directors, Irish Film, Irish Film Institute, Katie, Katie Taylor, October, Q&A, Ross Whitaker, RTÉ, Screen Ireland, Sports Movies, Trailers, Wildcard Distribution

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Creed II Trailer shows the loyalty (and royalty) in Creed’s DNA

The first trailer has arrived for Creed II, the sequel the acclaimed Rocky spinoff of 2015 that brought the director-actor team of Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan to mainstream audiences. Creed was one of the first reviews available on Film In Dublin, an “exhilarating” experience that left us hoping for Adonis Creed versus cyborg Ivan Drago, and though that won’t be happening we won’t be too far off with this sequel. Coogler isn’t in the directors chair this time, but Jordan is back for another installment in the odyssey of Adonis, and this November, there’s more to lose than a title for the son of Apollo.

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The short film Repeal will tell Irish women’s stories this April

Repeal is the story of 3 women and the difficulties they encounter in the face of abortions laws in Ireland. Released early next month, the short is inspired by real women’s testimonies of the difficulties they have faced as a consequence of the 8th amendment, and speaks to the importance of repealing the amendment when it goes to a referendum in May. A trailer for the short, directed by Karl Callan, is available now.

March 23, 2018
April, IFI, Irish Film, Irish Film Institute, Karl Callan, Repeal, Repeal the 8th, Short Film, Trailers

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Marvel’s latest hero steps into the spotlight in Black Panther teaser trailer

Marvel have unveiled the teaser trailer for their latest movie. Or rather, their latest movie once Spider-Man Homecoming and Thor: Ragnarok are cleared from their packed release schedule. The teaser, released during Game 4 of the NBA Finals last night, gives plenty of exciting glances at the film and reasons to believe that Creed director Ryan Coogler has successfully put his own stamp of action and excitement into the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s first film with a black superhero as the lead.

June 10, 2017
2018, Action Movies, Andy Serkis, Black Panther, Chadwick Boseman, Disney, Hannah Beachler, Marvel, Michael B. Jordan, Ryan Coogler, supehero movies, Trailers

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Cardboard Gangsters Trailer Shows Sex, Drugs and Money in Darndale

The official trailer has been released today for Cardboard Gangsters, a gritty film about Dublin’s ganglands by director Mark O’Connor.

May 5, 2017
2017, Cardboard Gangsters, Fionn Walton, Irish Film, John Connors, Kierston Waring, Mark O'Connor, Trailers, Wildcard Distribution

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It’s Peter Parker’s Time To Pretend In Spider-Man: Homecoming Trailer

As you may already know from your various social media platforms blowing up this morning, or from having watched the teaser to the trailer in the matryoshka doll that is modern movie marketing, the first glimpse of Spider-Man: Homecoming was shown last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. Your favourite part of Captain America: Civil War is swinging back into cinemas next year as the Spider-Man: Homecoming trailer promises an injection of young radioactive blood into the Marvel Universe. The trailer features quips, thwips, Tony Stark and a bit of action. For Marvel fans, what better start could there be to a Friday morning?

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Coming Home Comes To Dundrum

Apropos of nothing, it is quite possible that a number of people who have left Ireland-those in say, the United States of America-may have gotten a sudden urge to return home today. Though you could call that an impulse, the desire to return to the homeland is one that many who have left the island have felt at one time or another, and those who have felt it strongly are the focus of the documentary Coming Home. This film will have a limited run at Movies@Dundrum this month.

November 9, 2016
2016, Cathal Kenna, Coming Home, Documentary, Irish Film, Movies@Dundrum, Trailers, What's On

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Choose To Watch The New Trainspotting Trailer

This morning saw the release of the latest trailer for T2, which is not a rerelease of the action-packed Terminator sequel but rather the follow up to Trainspotting, Danny Boyle’s breakout saunter through the lives of Scottish drug addicts. Once again Ewan McGregor’s Renton is recommending that we “choose life”. Life however, has changed in the last twenty years.

November 3, 2016
2017, Danny Boyle, Ewan McGregor, Ewen Bremner, Jonny Lee Miller, Robert Carlyle, T2, Trailers, Trainspotting, Trainspotting 2

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Hugh Jackman Snikts The Claws One More Time In Logan Trailer

Way back in the long, long ago of the year 2000, a schedule over-run in the shooting of Mission Impossible II meant that Dougray Scott would have to be replaced as Wolverine in the then-upcoming X-Men. A young, mostly unknown Australian named Hugh Jackman took his place. Jackman has appeared as Wolverine in every X-Men film ever since, surviving a trilogy, solo spin-off and reboot, thanks to his healing factor. Or because Hugh Jackman is pretty good at playing Wolverine. Longer than Sean Connery played James Bond, longer than the wait between either set of Star Wars trilogies, long enough to possibly (hopefully) see one Clinton out of the White House and another back in, Hugh Jackman has been the best in the world at what he does, and what he does isn’t very nice, bub.

October 20, 2016
2017, Boyd Holbrook, Fox, Hugh Jackman, Logan, Marvel, Narcos, Patrick Stewart, Richard E. Grant, Stephen Merchant, Superhero Movies, Trailers, Wolverine, X-Men

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