New film ‘Rosie’ focuses on ‘ordinary’ family staying in hotel accommodation

Emer Reynolds's new film ‘The Farthest’ looks at the extraordinary, humbling story the Voyager space project

Festival overcomes slide in sponsorship income and box office receipts to record a €50,129 surplus in 2016

10 minutes with . . . Margot Slattery, country president, Sodexo Ireland

The Ex-D’Unbelieavable has gotten used to being treated as a natural treasure

Deficit for 12 months to end of August 2015 rose to €95,922 from €20,041 a year earlier

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

Repeat deal shows how it is benefiting the brand or at least reflecting some core values

‘Room’, ‘Sing Street’ and ‘My Name is Emily’ lead nominations in excellent year for Irish film

Global acclaim and a fistful of Oscar nominations: we ask four industry heavy hitters what is going on

Four film industry voices discuss how Irish film has upped its game, and the work that’s left to do

The Dublin cinemathon returns to its traditional February slot with Audi as sponsors

Nominations represent a return on long-term investment in a generation of local talent

Saoirse Ronan and Michael Fassbender get acting nominations, while ‘Brooklyn’ and ‘Room’ both make the Best Picture list

There are more mysteries and imponderables this year than over the past decade

While international outfits benefit from our crew and acting talent, homegrown TV drama has yet to translate to an international audience

Paddy Breathnach’s film portrays young gay man’s struggle to get by in present-day Cuba

Mammal, Land of the Enlightened, The Lobster, Viva, Love & Friendship and Sing Street feature