Review: Gritty it is not, but it won't have you reaching for the sick bucket either

Investigators say Wagner has ‘constantly changed his story’, adding that version of events does not ‘add up’

Bulgarian directors Grozeva and Valchanova create a timely, topical film about a watch

Four Irish actors and one producer made it onto Screen International’s 'future talent' list

His works have been adapted by Rob Reiner, Brian De Palma, Stanley Kubrick and David Cronenberg. And we’re soon to see more adaptations on screen

“There’s a lad on the staff of the hotel,” said Roy. “He’s a top, top operator. I want him in Lille.”

American actor Peter Macon is playing Othello for the fourth time in the Abbey’s new production, and his love-hate relationship with the ‘problematic material’ is what keeps him coming back

Two decades after it flopped at the box-office, Tony Scott take on Quentin Tarantino’s trope-filled screenplay plays like a classic of anti-canonical canonical cinema

Clint Eastwood’s meandering jukebox biopic won’t inspire Mama Mia!-level devotion

The composer long ago came to view the institution of the orchestra as alien to an American sensibility. Now he is bringing his experimental sounds to Dundalk Gaol

Aged 24, Imogen Poots is already an industry veteran with credits alongside Michael Douglas, Michael Fassbender, Colin Farrell and Christopher Walken, to name just a few. Yet she manages to keep it refreshingly real at the top of the acting pile

“When someone asks, ‘Are you one hundred per cent?’ you say ‘Yes’ but really 90 per cent is a 100 per cent during the season”