European hit versus Irish box office: what the till says that the festival does not A European film can be a hit in Locarno and a rumour in Limerick. An Irish f…
African and Black Irish creators in Ireland: the census, the forms, and the European room MSMN’s earlier African-storytelling piece asked how demand, diaspora a…
Irish-language cinema has had a decade that policy documents now treat as a turning point: An Cailín Ciúin at the Oscars, Kneecap on the festival and BAFTA circ…
They arrive through global streamers, free ad-supported channels on smart TVs, music documentaries that travel as widely as pop itself, and city festivals that…
How Ireland’s screen industry is building for European (and global) audiences For Irish viewers who catch a home-grown drama on RTÉ Player, a festival favourite…
The Festival Argentino de Historieta returns this weekend, showcasing the rich legacy of Argentine comics alongside contemporary themes and innovations.
As the film world marks the 100th anniversary of Buster Keaton's iconic silent film 'The General,' fans and film enthusiasts gather in Cottage Grove, Oregon, to celebrate its enduring impact and the artistry behind its creation.
KT Tunstall, the Scottish singer-songwriter, returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe after 30 years with her new musical 'The Singer,' which brings together deaf and hearing performers in a groundbreaking production.
While 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' is a classic, some other rock albums, like 'Born to Run' and 'The Dark Side of the Moon,' are even better.
The Argentine entertainment industry mourns the loss of Pablo Palacio, a beloved actor known for his work in film, theater, and television. Palacio's passing at 61 marks the end of an era for many fans and colleagues.
