As he plays a troubled dad trapped on a sinister island in The Third Day, the star reveals how the drama unlocked his deepest parenting fears

Wild Geese: Niamh Stack went from flight attendant in Dublin to life coach in Madrid

It’s hard, in 100 minutes, to convey the slow terror of a virus that kills in low percentages

Brown Bag Films amongst others who availed of such breaks

Review: Just one of many reasons to avoid this weird, thrown-together thriller

Review: Portman is the pop star from hell in this unrestrained fun ride

The 46-year-old actor in white Speedos is an inspiration to all men with receding hairlines

Review: The first Marvel release with a woman protagonist can’t do for the 90s what Bumblebee did for the 80s

Dublin International Film Festival: Paul Duane’s What Time Is Death? charts Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty’s latest singular project

Christina Engelhardt alleges she had eight-year relationship with Allen who was 41 at time

Review: JK Rowling’s yarn plays like a fragmented fan fiction assembled through Twitter

Toronto film festival: Natalie Portman dazzles in Vox Lux as Irish films continued to premiere at another busy Tiff for domestic cinema

‘A Rainy Day in New York’ may never been screened as distributors pull out

The ‘Happy Prince’ star on being gay, playing Oscar Wilde, and surviving the film world

I groaned at ‘Valkyrie’, ‘Darkest Hour’ and ‘Dunkirk’, and despaired at ‘Saving Private Ryan’

The follow up to Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them stars Johnny Depp, Jude Law and atherine Waterston

The Scottish film-maker on her taut new film starring Joaquin Phoenix, watching movies with her mum, and the awkward fallout from that Natalie Portman flick

‘The Breadwinner’, by Kilkenny’s Cartoon Saloon, nominated for best animated feature

The Irish actor has had 12 months of terrible films, in an otherwise sparkling career

Meanwhile, Leo proves to be the perfect host as Fine Gael looks forward to summer nights