Extra Geography review: Nerve-rackingly brilliant boarding-school cringe comedy
Debut feature by Molly Manners culminates in an unforgettably spiky denouement
The Weight review: Ethan Hawke does the heavy lifting in this 1970s-style genre movie
Russell Crowe makes an impression in a gritty 1930s survival film that draws on classic Hollywood
Four new films to see this week: Sense and Sensibility, The Lost Children of Tuam, Her Private Hell, Stupid August
Daisy Edgar-Jones, Caitríona Balfe, Monica Dolan and Andrew Bennett feature in a quartet of movies released in the week of September 25th, 2026
Daisy Edgar-Jones: ‘It was great practice for Sense and Sensibility, all that time in Fermanagh fields with cows’
The actor’s Irish childhood holidays helped make her a breakout star of Normal People – a happy memory as her new film, Sense and Sensibility, arrives
Stupid August review: Irish film marries Charlie Chaplin with an analysis of nefarious alliances
Pádraig Trehy’s latest feature marries silent cinema, expressionism and surrealism to create a historical fantasy
The Lost Children of Tuam review: Historical evils lurk beneath a muted surface
Frank Berry’s film reconstructs Catherine Corless’s meticulous investigation into the Bon Secours mother and baby home in the Co Galway town
Four new films to see this week: Bad Apples, Resident Evil, Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore? and The Degenerate
Saoirse Ronan, Austin Abrams, Jarvis Cocker and Andy Milligan feature in a quartet of movies released in the week of September 18th, 2026
The Degenerate: The Life and Films of Andy Milligan review – below the bottom of the barrel
Raucous doc about Irish-American Z-movie master and his misanthropic milieu is wildly entertaining
Pulp - What Do You Do for an Encore? review: Alchemy of such a band cannot be replicated
Cultural trove charts outfit’s improbable passage from woodchip wallpaper to Britpop royalty
‘Juliette Binoche brings a tour de force of emotional energy. You have to get out of its way and let it happen’
The director Lance Hammer on making Queen at Sea, his new film, with the French actor, Tom Courtenay and Anna Calder-Marshall
Saoirse Ronan walks red carpet in Venice for premiere of her directorial debut
Venice film festival 2026: Ronan’s film Paper Plane is competing for the Orizzonti Award for best short film
Fall 2: Deadpoint review – Sequel to a pleasingly silly survivalist horror is thin gruel
The actors work hard to enliven pastily written characters with insane motivations
Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger – Tears, tantrums and Gallagher kids getting spangled every night
Oasis rockumentary features a stirring Auld Triangle at Croke Park. But it could do with more of the Gallagher brothers being themselves
First Look review: Wild Horse Nine – Martin McDonagh’s film is powered by bromantic barbs and imperialist skulduggery
Venice film festival 2026: John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell star as US agents in Chile as the CIA works to undermine Salvador Allende’s government
Director Susanne Bier on Practical Magic 2: ‘I thoroughly enjoyed being invited into the sisterhood’
The Oscar-winning film-maker on the weird thing about Hollywood and the ‘vivid’ experience of working with Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock