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We speak to the festival director for Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival Grainne Humphreys about how it all works – and why she loves cinema so much.
We’ll be chatting to Grainne Humphreys, festival director of the Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival.
The film festival will celebrate 20 years when it kicks off on 23 February and will run until 6 March.
The festival has released its programme of shorts, and some highlights in the lead up to next year.
We have trailers for films you can check out at this year’s Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival.
The final film screened at the festival last night was Herself by Clare Dunne.
Barrie Dowdall’s new film explores the life of Violet Gibson, who was committed to an asylum for her assassination attempt.
Highlights will include the Irish premieres of True History of the Kelly Gang and Hearts and Bones.
A look at how Consolata Boyle works on film sets around the world, and what we can learn from her job.
‘Flicker’ opens at the Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF) this month.
The Dublin International Film Festival takes place at the end of this month.
We talked to Irish filmmakers and the Irish Film Board about why it’s worth it.
The festival kicks off on 16 February and runs until 26 February.
It “winningly surveys the daily routine” of Headfort Boarding School.
Sanctuary was initially a theatre production – now it has made its way to the big screen.
Robbie Ryan filmed two award-winning films at this year’s awards
Audi Dublin International Film Festival is going to feature some programming aimed at young audiences this year – for the first time.
The reports have sparked controversy online.
Julie Andrews, Kim Cattrall, Alan Rickman… SO. MANY. CELEBS.
The Hollywood veterans will accept awards at the Jameson International Film Festival.
Are you outdoorsy, maybe a bit of an adrenaline junkie? The Why Not? Adventure Film Festival featuring films from Ireland and around the world opens today.
The Prison Break star snubbed an invitation, saying he was “deeply troubled” by Russia’s treatment of gay men and women.
Stranger Than Fiction festival in Dublin will see Irish premiere of controversial documentary, with one of the doctors to attend the screening.
The festival’s core management and programming staff said that they don’t accept that the company is in long-term financial difficulties.
Danny DeVito received a lifetime achievement award in Dublin last night. Here’s what we learned about him.
The film is now available to view online in full for a limited time only.
President Higgins paid tribute to Pacino in Dublin this evening, presenting him with the Volta Festival Tribute Award.
The actor became so obsessed with the Wilde play Salomé that he made a documentary about it -and will present it at Jameson Dublin International Film Festival.
The film is the latest Irish film in recent years to show at Sundance, following in the footsteps of The Guard, His & Hers, and Once.
Protesters last week tried to shut down an Israeli film festival in Dublin’s Temple Bar -but culture is the best way to help Irish and Israeli people understand each other better, says Boaz Modai, the Israeli ambassador to Ireland.
The Danish director said he thought he understood “the man” and “sympathises with him a little bit”.
Film buffs will be pleased to hear the line-up for the upcoming Dublin Film Festival – which include Martin Sheen, Emilio Estevez, Kevin Spacey and Richard Ayoade.