Cousins found clinging to lobster pots after 15 hours at sea said nobody heard their screams

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic“Women Make Film.” The title of Irish film savant Mark Cousins’ sprawling 14-hour follow-up to “The Story of Film” serves both as a statement of fact and, if punctuated slightly differently, a call to action: “Women, Make Film!”Where the earlier documentary was a monumental survey of the medium, attempting to cram its entire history into a single project, Cousins allows this latest labor of love to be more discursive and idiosyncratic — “a new road movie through

Paul Mescal’s somewhat unusual 2020 — at least compared to most other people around the world — has been well documented. The young Irish actor went into the COVID-19 lockdown an emerging talent looking forward to his first significant on-screen debut and — thanks to one of the most talked about TV shows of the year — emerged the other side a bona fide star, not to mention a new Instagram obsession.

A haulier has admitted the manslaughter of 39 Vietnamese migrants who were found dead in the trailer of a lorry in Essex.Ronan Hughes, 40, is one of several men accused of being part of a people-smuggling ring linked to the tragedy last October.He admitted 39 charges of manslaughter at the Old Bailey in London on Friday.Prosecutors alleged Hughes, of Co Armagh in Northern Ireland, played a leading role by allowing his trailers and drivers to be used in human trafficking.The bodies of the

Naman Ramachandran Russell Crowe’s road-rage drama “Unhinged” expanded to 380 sites and increased its take by 31% to collect £178,821 ($234,663) at the top of the U.K.

Matt Damon is set to return to Ireland later this month to resume filming for his latest film, after he was adopted by the locals of a south Dublin suburb during the lockdown period.

Covid-19 - but that harm from missing school was a certainty.

Los Angeles and much of the U.S. still remains in coronavirus lockdown but, globally, film projects big and small are finding safe spots to shoot.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentFilmRise, the New York-based film and TV distribution company and streaming network, has acquired Sabrina Van Tassel’s timely social justice documentary “The State of Texas vs. Melissa” which premiered at the 2020 Tribeca Film Festival.

Coca-Cola Thank You Fund is here to help!Coca-Cola has teamed up with BAFTA nominated Irish actor Barry Keoghan to launch this year’s 2020 Coca-Cola Thank you Fund*, which aims to help local community leaders respond to the impact of COVID-19.Marking a decade of support for youth-orientated non-profit groups across the island of Ireland, this year’s fund is focused towards those affected by the pandemic.During the peak, Coca-Cola provided relief funds to those most at risk from the immediate

Rising Irish singer-songwriter Flynn is back with a new single B-Side.

CLARET & BLUE: Let's address the rumours linking Divock Origi with a move to Aston VillaA-Level results day: How will exam results day work this year?CLARET & BLUE: Is spending heavily on Benrahma denting your transfer funds for a big centre forward buy?A bunch of flowers is left at the scene of the murder in OltonCLARET & BLUE: Milot Rashica will get 'better' offers, but he'd be an incredible signing for Aston VIllaSHANE IRELAND: "Karanka won't just be patching up a squad, he needs to come in