On Tuesday September 19th An Áit Eile, as part of Notions and in association with Galway 2020 presents How The West Is Winning: screenings of three locally produced short films followed …Read the full article.
A series of articles on the north west cultural scene by Robert Mulhern. Hello friends, my name is Rob and I am a Donegal man. I used to live in …Read the full article.
It was a frosty November evening in Galway. A cold chill blew through town so we were glad of the heat entering Little Cinema’s monthly screening in the Roisin Dubh. …Read the full article.
Short film. That’s only for film festivals and the occasional screening of your mates student film, right? Wrong! Short film in Ireland is a criminally underrated art form and we …Read the full article.
Words by John Valters Paintner I recently had the opportunity to work with some actor and filmmaker friends of mine to turn a script I had written into a short …Read the full article.
Did you know Sinéad O’Connor was a film star, once upon a time? Well, not quite a star, but she did appear in some movies. Her most famous role is …Read the full article.
The quite perplexing news emerged recently about Irelands submission to the Oscars for Best Foreign Language Film. It is in Spanish. ‘Viva’, directed by Paddy Breathnach, written by Mark O’Halloran …Read the full article.
For over five years now, Little Cinema has been offering a helping hand to local film-makers. It serves primarily as a screening, taking place monthly and open to filmmakers of …Read the full article.
There is a beautiful drive, along the coast of County Galway, heading out from the city. I had the pleasure to take this drive recently with my father. He was …Read the full article.
His And Hers Did you ever ask a girl from the midlands about the most important man in her life? Do you think you would almost be moved to tears by her …Read the full article.
