INTERVIEW – Mark O’Halloran talks CELLAR DOOR Proving that there’s nothing scarier than a reassuring Irish priest in Viko Nikci’s Cellar Door, MARK O’HALLORAN talks to Paul Byrne about Irish film, serving the story, and the greatness of Adam & Paul. ...
COMPETITION – Win tickets to a screening of CELLAR DOOR We have tickets to a Gala screening of new Irish movie CELLAR DOOR to giveaway. The Gala screening, with drinks reception takes place on the 16th January in Cineworld with cast in attendance and Jim Sheridan i...
4.0Worth remembering Cellar Door Cellar Door (Ireland / 15A / 90 mins) In short: Worth remembering Directed by Viko Nikci. Starring Karen Hassan, Catherine Walker, Mark O'Halloran, Ian McElhinney. The Plot: Aidie (Karen Hassan) is a young woman whose memory has fractured. She relives simi...
COMPETITION – Play the #DUBLINOLDSCHOOL Scavenger Hunt With sweltering heat hitting the country there's only one place to be.... no not the beach, a nice air conditioned cinema. Dublin Old School hits cinemas this weekend and to celebrate, the team behind the movi...
4.0Bleedin Deadly Dublin Old School Dublin Oldschool (Ireland / 16 / 95 mins) In short: Bleedin’ deadly Directed by Dave Tynan. Starring Emmet Kirwan, Ian Lloyd Anderson, Seana Kerslake, Sarah Greene, Ciaran Grace, Mark O'Halloran. The P...
HALAL DADDY – Behind The Scenes Featurette ‘Halal Daddy’ is the new culture clash comedy from Irish director Conor McDermottroe, it’s a classic fish out of water story about a British-Indian Muslim called Raghdan, who moves to the west coast of Ireland to hang out with his surf buddies and Irish girlfr...
HALAL DADDY – Interview with Mark O’Halloran ‘Halal Daddy’ is the new culture clash comedy from Irish director Conor McDermottroe, it’s a classic fish out of water story about a British-Indian Muslim called Raghdan, who moves to the west coast of Ireland ...
Watch An Exclusive Clip From New Irish Comedy HALAL DADDY A new clip for Conor McDermottroe’s culture-clash comedy hitting Irish cinemas June 30th. Raghdan Aziz, a young man of British-Indian Muslim heritage, is happy in his new home on the west coast of Irelan...
HALAL DADDY – Trailer for Conor McDermottroe’s Culture-Clash Comedy Hitting Irish cinemas June 30th, Conor McDermottroe's HALAL DADDY is a fish out of water story about a loveable outsider, who must decide to embrace or defy his culture in the name of fitting in. Raghdan Aziz, a young man of British-Indian Muslim herita...
Win VIVA on DVD Set amongst the colourful Cuban drag queen scene, VIVA is the latest movie from Paddy Breathnach, the Irish director behind ‘Man About Dog’ & ‘I Went Down’ and features a script from Irish writer Mark O’Hal...
Reviews – New movies opening August 19th 2016 MOVIES.IE'S ONE TO WATCH! VIVA (Ireland/Cuba/15A/99mins) Directed by Paddy Breathnach. Starring Hector Medina, Jorge Perugorria, Luis Alberto Garcia, Laura Aleman, Luis Manuel Alvarez, Mark O’Halloran. THE P...
VIVA – Behind The Scenes Interview with Paddy Breathnach & Mark O’Halloran Set amongst the colourful Cuban drag queen scene, VIVA is the new movie from Paddy Breathnach, the Irish director behind ‘Man About Dog’ & ‘I Went Down’ and features a script from Irish writer Mark O'Halloran (Adam & Paul, Garage), the film opening on ...
4.0seductive and satisfying Viva MOVIES.IE'S ONE TO WATCH! VIVA (Ireland/Cuba/15A/99mins) Directed by Paddy Breathnach. Starring Hector Medina, Jorge Perugorria, Luis Alberto Garcia, Laura Aleman, Luis Manuel Alvarez, Mark O’Halloran. THE P...
Feel Good Movies… From ‘Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind’ to ‘School of Rock’ ‘Viva’ is released in Irish cinemas this week. Shortlisted for an Oscar earlier this year – but sadly robbed of a nomination – the film follows Jesús (Héctor Medina), who works as a hair stylist for elderly wom...
5.0Captivating The Queen of Ireland THE QUEEN OF IRELAND (Ireland/15A/86mins) Directed by Conor Horgan. Starring Rory O'Neill, Mark O'Halloran, Una Mullally, Declan Buckley, Tonie Walsh. THE PLOT: Filmmaker Conor Horgan began making a documentary about performer Rory O’Neill – perhaps better...