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Jessie Buckley and Niamh Algar among nominees for Irish Film and TV Awards
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Angry white men: Michael Moore takes on Donald Trump
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‘After the Celtic Tiger, maybe even ordinary people became a little more brutal’
Paddy Breathnach on making a film about a homeless family with Roddy Doyle
Rosie: Roddy Doyle’s homeless film burns with a raw urgency
Review: Credible picture of an ordinary family cast into an extraordinary situation
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Donald Clarke: Toronto Film Festival has fired the Academy Awards starting pistol
Toronto may not have the Cannes kudos, but the gap is closing
Audience input and domestic films make TIFF more than just an Oscar barometer
Toronto film festival: Oscar contenders ‘Roma’ and ‘Beale Street’ impress
Academy Award talk is a tradition in Toronto, and this year’s festival is no different
‘Rosie’ may be an ‘issue film’, but it is charged with raw emotion
Film tackling homelessness crisis premieres at Toronto International Film Festival
Roddy Doyle is back – and has homeless crisis in his sights
New film ‘Rosie’ focuses on ‘ordinary’ family staying in hotel accommodation
‘It's a romantic attempt to describe how we are as humans to an extra-terrestrial audience'
Emer Reynolds's new film ‘The Farthest’ looks at the extraordinary, humbling story the Voyager space project
Dublin International Film Festival reverses deficit
Festival overcomes slide in sponsorship income and box office receipts to record a €50,129 surplus in 2016
Pat Shortt: ‘There are mad f**kers out there’
The Ex-D’Unbelieavable has gotten used to being treated as a natural treasure
Losses more than quadruple at Dublin International Film Festival
Deficit for 12 months to end of August 2015 rose to €95,922 from €20,041 a year earlier
A lost New York rescued from the bunker of William Burroughs
Aaron Brookner’s film Uncle Howard is about his late film-maker uncle – but it is also about Aids, a disappeared New York and the dangerous Burroughs
Accenture renews sponsorship of Gaze International LGBT Film Festival
Repeat deal shows how it is benefiting the brand or at least reflecting some core values
Iftas: Extraordinary awards season comes to close
‘Room’, ‘Sing Street’ and ‘My Name is Emily’ lead nominations in excellent year for Irish film
Where did it all go right? The secret of Irish cinema’s success
Global acclaim and a fistful of Oscar nominations: we ask four industry heavy hitters what is going on
Off Topic podcast: the new wave of Irish film
Four film industry voices discuss how Irish film has upped its game, and the work that’s left to do
John Carney’s ‘Sing Street’ kicks off Dublin film festival
The Dublin cinemathon returns to its traditional February slot with Audi as sponsors
Oscars success has been a long time coming for the Irish film industry
Nominations represent a return on long-term investment in a generation of local talent
Irish talent front and centre in the 2016 Oscar nominations
Saoirse Ronan and Michael Fassbender get acting nominations, while ‘Brooklyn’ and ‘Room’ both make the Best Picture list
Oscars 2016: Donald Clarke predicts the nominations
There are more mysteries and imponderables this year than over the past decade
Time for Irish television drama to mimic success of Irish film
While international outfits benefit from our crew and acting talent, homegrown TV drama has yet to translate to an international audience
Ireland’s Viva makes shortlist to join Oscar-chasing pack
Paddy Breathnach’s film portrays young gay man’s struggle to get by in present-day Cuba
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