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The Odyssey - There and back again in spectacular fashion
Out this week around the world is Christopher Nolan’s next film, The Odyssey, starring Matt Damon, Tom Holland and Anne Hathaway. This film is a modern retelling of the Greek epic and is led by Damon with an absolutely stellar cast backing him up. Many know of the story of Troy and Helen of Troy; fewer may know of The Odyssey. I count myself in this camp; I am media-literate in this ancient…
Evil Dead Burn - A messy, grotesque family drama
Out this week in Irish cinemas is Evil Dead Burn, the latest entry in the much-beloved horror franchise Evil Dead. Starring a relatively unknown and intimate cast, Evil Dead Burn follows a family as they mourn a tragic passing. What starts out as a tense, awkward event quickly turns into a disturbing hellscape when the Book of the Dead returns to enact its usual messed-up shenanigans. What has…
Dear You - A bitterly sweet ode to perseverance
Out in Irish cinemas is Dear You, a poignant film about love, distance and heartbreak in 20th-century Asia. Directed by Lang Hongchun and with a largely unknown cast, Dear You is an unusual film to describe. The film opens with Hiau-ui, a young man in modern-day China looking to leech some money off his grandmother Ye Shurou. When he discovers that his grandfather, who fled from China in 1945 to…
Jackass: Best and Last - One last hurrah
Out this week in cinemas is the latest, and possibly last, entry in the Jackass film franchise, welcome to Jackass: Best and Last. Starring all the usual suspects, Jackass: Best and Last is not only a supposed endpoint for the Jackass franchise, it is also a fond farewell to us fans who have been with the lads for over 2 decades. The film opens with a supposedly never-before-seen prank by a very…
Supergirl - A gritty, grief-stricken space adventure
Out this week in cinemas is Supergirl, starring Milly Alcock as the titular Kryptonian. Set some time after the events of 2025’s Superman, Supergirl follows Kara (Alcock) on her Birthday week. She’s drowning her sorrows with Krypto in tow when she is met with a damsel in distress. Ruthye (Eve Ridley) has seen her family killed in front of her eyes and demands vengeance. She’s looking for a rough…
Toy Story 5 - A fun and flawed adventure
Coming out this week in Irish cinemas is the latest entry in the hugely successful Toy Story franchise. From Pixar favourite Andrew Stanton and starring Joan Cusack, Tim Allen, Tom Hanks and Scarlett Spears, Toy Story 5 sees Bonnie’s toys deal with a dangerous new threat, technology. As a concept, the idea is novel; technology has finally arrived and has taken over. Toys are rarely played with…
Disclosure Day - A frustrating foray into the final frontier
Out this week in Irish cinemas is the latest Steven Spielberg joint, Disclosure Day. Starring Emily Blunt and Josh O’Connor, along with Eve Hewson, Colman Domingo and Colin Firth, Disclosure Day follows two individuals in what could be the most important day in human history. It’s been a minute since I watched a Steven Spielberg film. The last film I saw of his was The Post, and I found it fine.…
Detective Conan: Fallen Angel of the Highway - We're on a highway to mystery
Coming to cinemas this week is Detective Conan: Fallen Angel of the Highway, the 29th Detective Conan feature film. This latest adventure sees Conan team up with old ally Chihaya Hagiwara, as there is a dangerous speedster on the streets of Kanagawa. It is mad that Detective Conan has been going for 30 years in anime form. After watching and reviewing Detective Conan: One-eyed Flashback last…
Being Towards Death - Hilarious, moving and heartbreaking
Being Towards Death is a comedy-drama from writer/director Chen Sicheng. It is an ensemble piece headlined by Jiang Long. Long plays Xiabing, a young man desperately trying to make it in the world. He’s up to his eyes in debt through a combination of hospital bills for his ailing auntie and money he owes to several loan sharks. When a collaborator of his is ousted from his job in the hospital,…
Masters of the Universe - He has the power
Out this week in Irish cinemas is Masters of the Universe, the latest cinematic outing for He-Man. Starring Nicholas Galitzine, Masters of the Universe follows Prince Adam of Eternia (Galitzine) as he tries to get home to rescue his people from the heinous clutches of the dastardly devil Skeletor (Jared Leto). I was never a fan of He-Man; I found him a bit too plain, honestly. In the era of…
Tuner - A charmingly infectious tune
Out this week in Irish cinemas is Tuner, a film about trying to make it through a very loud world. Tuner follows Niki (Leo Woodall), a piano tuner who was once a virtuoso until he came down with hyperacusis. This rare disease destroyed any chance of him becoming what he was supposedly destined to be. Now, as an adult, Niki is apprenticed to his late father’s best friend, Harry (Dustin Hoffman),…
We're Nothing At All - A devastating tragedy with heartache at its core
Coming to cinemas on the 29th of May is director Herman Yau’s latest film, We’re Nothing At All. The film follows the investigation of a bus bombing in Hong Kong. Based on true events, Yau injects fictitious characters to add a deep and human story to this already tragic event. We’re Nothing At All opens with intense imagery showcasing the explosion, which immediately grabs your attention. From…
The Stranger - An emotive take on the nihilism of humanity
Out this week in Irish cinemas is the French period drama, The Stranger, directed and written by François Ozon and starring Benjamin Voisin. The Stranger follows Meursault, a young Frenchman in 1930s Algeria who is living day by day with no consequence until he is informed that his mother has passed away. He heads to the nursing home, which he had placed her in when she became unwell. Then, a…
The Japanese Film Festival Ireland is back for 2026
The Japanese Film Festival Ireland returns for its 17th edition this April. It will be bringing a selection of new and classic Japanese films to screens across Ireland. Ireland’s only truly national film festival will showcase 17 films this year. They will cover a broad range of themes, styles and genres. The festival will run from April 8th – 30th, with screenings in Ballina, Bray, Cork,…
Ghost Killer - An otherworldly knock-out
Coming to digital platforms across Ireland and the UK this April 6th is Ghost Killer, a supernatural thriller about a girl who one day finds a bullet casing on the ground and is haunted by a dead hitman. Starring Akari Takaishi and Masanori Mimoto as the unlikely duo of Fumika and Kudo, Ghost Killer is an action-adventure that pulls you into its wild world immediately and doesn’t let go until the…
10th East Asia Film Festival has stacked line-up
The East Asia Film Festival Ireland 2026 (EAFFI) is delighted to announce the programme for the tenth edition of the festival, taking place from Thursday, March 19th to Sunday, March 22nd at the Irish Film Institute (IFI). As always, this year offers a vibrant selection of screenings and events. Tickets are now on sale from www.ifi.ie. The 10th EAFFI features independent filmmakers working…
Project Hail Mary - A heartfelt sci-fi epic
Coming to Irish cinemas is Project Hail Mary, a sci-fi epic with Ryan Gosling at the helm, and he’s not alone in this grand adventure. In Project Hail Mary, the world is ending, and the only way to save it is Ryan Gosling, of course. The film opens with Ryland Grace (Gosling) waking up from a medically induced coma. This poor man has woken up on a spaceship far from home, and worst of all, he…