Film Ireland Magazine

Gar O’Brien-Collins Film Ireland Magazine Oct 27, 2026 Demon Wind has its flaws, for sure, but they are ultimately outweighed by everything else. Go to Full Review Demon Wind (1990) - - 22%

Mick Jordan Film Ireland Magazine Oct 27, 2026 The highs are euphoric, the comedown brutal, and the result is a coming-of-age feature that nevertheless leaves you buzzing. Go to Full Review Skintown (2026) - - - -

Rachel Walshe Film Ireland Magazine Oct 27, 2026 In the end, I think it’s much like the Green Party itself; maybe not 100% what it’s doing 100% of the time, but you’d miss it if it wasn’t there. Go to Full Review Forever Is Now (2026) - - - -

Niall McCloskey Film Ireland Magazine Oct 15, 2026 With humour and warmth, this film tackles one of the strangest stories ever to come from our wee island, etching its name into the ever-expanding pantheon of Northern Irish features. Go to Full Review Chasing Millions (2026) - - - -

Ronan Power Film Ireland Magazine Oct 9, 2026 Michelle Michael and Brandon Whitworth have created a fascinating and visually accomplished documentary that challenges perceptions while offering a fresh perspective on food, farming and our relationship with the earth. Go to Full Review World Without Cows (2024) - - - -

Peter Lonsdale Film Ireland Magazine Oct 9, 2026 Will it become a classic of the concert movie genre? It’s too early to say. It’s certainly a moving and narratively satisfying experience; one that rewards watching as a whole, rather than skipping to the greatest hits. Go to Full Review Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore? (2026) 95% - -

Rachel Walshe Film Ireland Magazine Oct 9, 2026 The ache of remembering is visceral throughout, as Rugo unflinchingly chronicles the events as they unfolded. Go to Full Review Life Support (2026) - - - -

Sean Dooley Film Ireland Magazine Oct 2, 2026 Shadows of Beirut is at its best when it trusts the family drama and performances. Go to Full Review Shadows of Beirut (2026) - - - -

Orla Murphy Film Ireland Magazine Sep 28, 2026 In her finely balanced, deeply moving script, Rebecca Lenkiewicz knows exactly when to widen the lens and when to close in on the characters’ personal lives. Go to Full Review The Lost Children Of Tuam (2026) 100% - -

Adam Matthews Film Ireland Magazine Sep 24, 2026 Taking into account how the lean runtime moves us on from any issues quickly, it looks good, Abrams is terrific, the monsters are memorable, and there are gags that land. Go to Full Review Resident Evil (2026) 96% - -

Mutale Kumpani Film Ireland Magazine Sep 24, 2026 Through the lowlights and highlights of this deeply intimate piece of cinema, we are left with a profound respect for Amanda’s sense of purpose, and privileged participation in her triumph against so many odds. Go to Full Review Amanda (2025) - - - -

Shane McKevitt Film Ireland Magazine Sep 16, 2026 With a strong lead performance and inventive visuals, Primetime transforms tawdry network television into a skin-crawling psychological thriller. Go to Full Review Primetime (2026) 86% - -

Steven Benedict Film Ireland Magazine Sep 8, 2026 While there are a few departures from the historical record, this handsomely mounted film does a very good job of capturing both the tensions and the unity within the Allied forces in the fight against the Nazis. Go to Full Review Pressure (2026) 89% - -

Erin McDonagh Film Ireland Magazine Aug 26, 2026 More than four decades since its initial release, E.T. still resonates, showing how following ones heart can guide a person to their most desired destination. Go to Full Review E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) 99% 72%

Norma Farley Bodie Film Ireland Magazine Aug 20, 2026 The performances of the young cast are excellent. Jaeden Martell is whollyconvincing. However, Solomon is embodied particularly brilliantly by Asa Butterfield. Go to Full Review Our Hero, Balthazar (2025) 94% - -

Ellen Murray Film Ireland Magazine Aug 17, 2026 Overall, Sweet Country is a devastating meditation on justice, when justice is defined solely by the oppressor. Go to Full Review Sweet Country (2017) 96% 71%

Paul Farren Film Ireland Magazine Aug 17, 2026 It's no Citizen Kane – but for a journey this highway, Super Troopers 3 is worth a ticket: highly recommended for anyone looking for a dumb, funny night out. Go to Full Review Super Troopers 3 (2026) 50% - -

Gemma Creagh Film Ireland Magazine Aug 11, 2026 The lighting, framing, production design, and playful effects all aid in hammering home the violence, as well as the silliness, at certain points. Go to Full Review The Lighthouse (2019) 90% 72%

Tanvi Gawali Film Ireland Magazine Aug 11, 2026 There’s a well observed authenticity to how these conflicting chemistries are captured. Cruz and Norton bring an effortless openness to their performances, bringing a presence that's both charming and disruptive. Go to Full Review The Invite (2026) 96% - -

Naemi Victoria Film Ireland Magazine Aug 11, 2026 It revives a political spirit that will haunt you long after its showing. Go to Full Review Uchronia (2026) - - - -