Dublin’s International Film Festival (DIFF) happens annually from the end of February to the beginning of March. It is hosted by The Lighthouse Cinema in Smithfield with an extensive programme of features and shorts, and is open to the public … Continue reading Films at DIFF 2024 to Look Out For
●●●○○ Vivienne Westwood is a woman of contradictions. She’s the OG punk rocker who dressed the Sex Pistols (not that the movie covers that – “I can’t be bothered,” Westwood complains. “It’s all so boring!”) who received an OBE and … Continue reading Westwood: Grumpy Iconoclast, Contradiction, Bad Documentary Subject “Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist” fails to highlight two out of three descriptors and by doing so fails to do justice to the third.
please do not enter Godard’s theatre if you want to unwind after a long day. This is borderline inaccessible, frequently deafening, and worth every penny that you might otherwise waste on making friends. (●●●●○) Continue reading Goodbye to Language 3D – review
From a Lord of the Rings marathon to a Wilde Christmas Dinner, here’s our picks for what to see and do over the next month. Continue reading What’s On: November 19-December 8
Ireland’s LGBT film festival finds focuses on the theme of power in shared stories. Continue reading GAZE launches 2014 festival program