Dinard is served!
Engaging stories and compelling drama are mostly the fruit of conflict. On the screen it can range from the psychological battle of disputing lovers right through to military confrontation with high-powered weapons between countries at war. And then there
Séamas McSwiney previews this year's Cannes Film Festival, which comes once more with an international flavour
More than just President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins gave the refreshing impression on his recent visit to Paris that he is also very much our minister for culture. That's the post he held in Government from 1993 to 1997, and in many ways he's still doing
It’s been a Cannes constant to comment on the relative absence of films from the African continent. This year there were films aplenty from South America, and the Asian presence is now a regular feature, both in terms of film production and audiences.
A fundraising walk commemorating the historic route taken by many West of Ireland emigrants will be undertaken by the Irish Chaplaincy in Britain (ICB) next week.
The Labour Party’s intercultural group hosted an open event on the integration of ethnic minorities last week.
Uncle Boonmee Can Recall His Past Lives is the sweetly nutty title of the Thai film that took the Palme d’Or at Cannes last weekend.