Klara (Jenna Ortega) is an Artificial Friend, an outwardly human AI who lives in a shop window just waiting for a human to connect with her. She ...

Just when you thought it was safe to get back in the water, a new oceanic survival thriller drops. Whalefall tells the stress ...

Forget the wardrobe, for now at least. Greta Gerwig is taking us to the one place Narnia fans have never seen on screen: the ...

Get ready to roll the red carpet along the Lee. The Cork International Film Festival (CIFF) is back for its monumental 71st edition, and this year’s ...

The Plot: Belfast, December 2004. Northern Bank manager Richard (Eddie Marsan) goes about his daily business as his staff gear up for the Christmas break. He maintains close contact with the head of ...

Based on Daniel Kraus’s novel, Whalefall plunges audiences into a terrifying fight for survival as a young diver is swallowed by a giant whale, with just ...

It has been confirmed that the ever-busy James Franco, and his Rabbit Bandini partner Vince Jolivette, have acquired the screen rights to ‘Fight Club’ author Chuck Palahniuk’s 2007 book ‘Rant.’ Word ...

When Mortal Kombat dropped in the early 90s, it sent shockwaves through arcades and living rooms alike. The photorealistic digitised sprites and unabashed gore were a revelation to gamers and a ...

Cinematographer Shane F. Kelly hails from Northern Ireland, but now lives in Austin, Texas. Kelly’s latest film ‘Everybody Wants Some!!’ – directed by Richard Linklater – is released in Irish cinemas ...

‘Deepwater Horizon’ – based on the true story of an explosion on an offshore drilling rig that caused the worst oil spill in US history – is released in Irish cinemas this week. Starring Mark Wahlberg ...

The folks over at Deadline are hearing that Paramount Pictures has acquired the rights to the Sonia Purnell book ‘A Woman Of No Importance,’ with plans for a feature adaptation starring Daisy Ridley ( ...

After her Venice-conquering debut Blue Jean, Georgia Oakley had the industry’s ear. She could have pivoted anywhere. Instead, she turned to Jane Austen and not in the immaculate, tea-and-tiaras way ...