The East Asia Film Festival Ireland 2026 (EAFFI) is delighted to announce the programme for the tenth edition of the festival, taking place from Thu ...

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 ...

Louis Theroux has embarked on possibly his most dangerous adventure in Louis Theroux: Inside The Manosphere. Having decided in 2025 to embark on a journey into ...

Coming to Irish cinemas is the thrilling How To Make A Killing, starring Glenn Powell as Becket Redfellow, a young man who believes he is owed a certain lifesty ...

Coming to Irish cinemas is Resurrection, a film that deals with the life of cinema through the lens of immortals and dreams. Director Bi Gan has constructed a f ...

Out in Irish cinemas is Scare Out, this spy thriller tells a story about friendship, betrayal, and enemies abroad. Scare Out stars Zhu Yilong and Jackson Yee and is directed by Zhang Yimou (Hero). The ...

Set within an endless, sterile subway passageway, the film follows an unnamed man trapped in a looping corridor governed by unsettlingly simple rules: do not overlook anything out of the ordinary. If ...

Out now in Irish cinemas is Night King, a comedy about a hostess club in Hong Kong trying to survive in the changing times. As the film opens, we are given a brief rundown of the hostess club ...

Out this week in Irish cinemas is Cold Storage, a gross-out comedy starring Joe Keery, Georgina Campbell and Liam Neeson. Cold Storage is a comedy in the vein of films such as Tremors and Evolution.

Coming to Irish cinemas is The Secret Agent, starring Wagner Moura, set in Brazil during a “mischievous” period of their history. Set during the 1970s in Brazil, The Secret Agent follows Armando ...

Out this week in Irish cinemas is Crime 101, starring Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Halle Berry, and Barry Keoghan. From director Bart Layton, Crime 101 is a crime thriller that follows Mike Davis ...

SAIPAN has crossed the €500k mark at the Irish box office in its first week on release, grossing €523k to date and becoming the No. 1 new release in Ireland, as well as the biggest Irish film since ...