Unforgettable moments at the Lighthouse Cinema
The Lighthouse Cinema in Smithfield is a special location in Dublin’s inner city. It has garnered this status for all the right reasons – its beautiful architecture and interior design…
A Great Month for showcasing Irish Film – ‘The Young Offenders’ and ‘A Date for Mad Mary’ Reviews
Great Irish comedies these days are few and far between. However, this past month saw two incredibly funny Irish-produced films; ‘The Young Offenders’ and ‘A Date for Mad Mary’. ‘The…
Film review: The Hunger Games Mockingjay, Part 2
PG- 13 Stars: ★★★★☆ Genre: Adventure, Sci-Fi One of this Christmas’ most anticipated movies, The Hunger Games Mockinjay Part 2, begins where it left off. Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson),…
Bridge of Spies: Spielberg brings Cold War to life
Pitch-perfect performances and elegant direction from Steven Spielberg turn a decades-old historical event into a human and relevant story about a man making the difficult decision to stand by his…
A sit down with Ireland’s latest silver screen star, Domhnall Gleeson
Star of the upcoming Star Wars movie and About Time, amongst other things, Domhnall Gleeson sits down to chat cinema and his career with the Liberty…
A taste of Japan comes to the Light House
The Light House cinema is set to host Ireland's sixth annual Japanese Film Festival in association with the Japanese Embassy from April 8th to April 17th…
Return of the GAZE
By Tessa Fleming Gaze Dublin LGBT International Film Festival is returning, by popular demand, to the Light House Cinema in Smithfield tomorrow (5th December). The festivals organiser, David Mullane said,…
Top 5 films to see in March and April
Cliona Byrne picks her top 5 new releases for the months of March and April.…
Kermit makes a comeback
Laura Meehan reviews The Muppets - a fun-filled movie bursting with all of our fuzzy favourites.…
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