The return of Ashford Place’s mental health festival, Shout London
Following the success of the inaugural SHOUT LONDON last year, the mental health film and arts festival from Ashford Place is to return this...
Family, Naomhóg racing and pulling together
Director Declan Recks told David Hennessy about Tarrac, the new Irish language film starring Kelly Gough and Lorcan Cranitch about Naomhóg racing and family.
Tarrac,...
Aisling Byrne is heading for success
Aisling Byrne told David Hennessy about her short film Headspace, making the longlist for the Oscars and giving a platform to performers with intellectual...
Still standing
Deirdre O’Kane told David Hennessy about her second love for stand up comedy, how it surprised her more than anyone when she began to...
Choosing life
John Murry told David Hennessy about the new film about his life, traumas that include sexual assault and a near fatal heroin overdose and...
Irish Film London rebrands as Irish Film & TV UK
Irish Film London has restructured and rebranded itself to become Irish Film & TV UK, as it plans to increase its engagement with the...
Art imitating life
Singer- songwriter Niall McNamee told David Hennessy about his new film that sees him play a struggling musician, his time playing in Irish pubs...
Sinead O’Connor documentary among winners at British Independent Film Awards
There were triumphs for Paul Mescal and the team behind Sinead O’Connor documentary Nothing Compares at the 25th British Independent Film Awards ceremony which...
Bringing GAA- and Longford- to the silver screen
The new film Lakelands has its London premiere this Friday, St Patrick’s Day.
Lakelands is the story of Cian, a GAA player from a small...