CRIME 101 trailer released

CRIME 101 trailer released

CRIME 101 trailer released

Barry Keoghan has firmly established himself as one of the most compelling actors of his generation, and his latest role in CRIME 101 places him squarely alongside Hollywood’s elite. The Irish actor stars in this crime action thriller opposite Chris Hemsworth and Mark Ruffalo, trading the gritty streets of Dublin for a high-stakes world of heists and hardboiled detectives. Keoghan plays Orman, a rival thief whose methods skew toward the disturbing, setting him on a collision course with Hemsworth’s Davis during a planned heist. On the opposite side of the law, Ruffalo’s Detective Lou Lubesnick is determined to bring both criminals down, creating a tense cat-and-mouse game that promises to keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

The trailer dropped on Thursday and immediately generated buzz, with fans expressing genuine excitement about the star-studded cast. One viewer noted that the combination of A-list actors who clearly enjoy working together was reason enough to buy a ticket, while another simply stated this was a movie they were actually interested in seeing. Directed by Bart Layton and adapted from Don Winslow’s novella of the same name, CRIME 101 showcases Keoghan’s range as he continues to choose projects that challenge him and expand his profile. For the role, he debuted a dramatic blonde look that coincided with his split from Sabrina Carpenter, a change that sparked plenty of conversation even if not everyone was convinced by the new style.

But CRIME 101 is just the beginning of what promises to be a remarkable year for the Dubliner. Keoghan will next appear in the highly anticipated Beatles biopics, starring alongside fellow Irishman Paul Mescal, BABYGIRL’s Harris Dickinson, and STRANGER THINGS actor Joseph Quinn. The project will see the four actors bringing the legendary band to life across separate films, each focusing on a different Beatle. It’s a role that will demand both musical and dramatic chops, and if Keoghan’s recent work is any indication, he’s more than ready for the challenge. From rubbing shoulders with Marvel superheroes to embodying one of music’s most iconic figures, Keoghan’s trajectory shows no signs of slowing down, and audiences are here for every moment of it.

Paul Mescal is an Irish God in the new @britishgq interview.

In just a few years, he's become more than an actor—he's a mirror we all project onto, filling him with our ideas about masculinity, vulnerability, and what a leading man can be in 2025.

More Mescal at irishfilmtv.com.

...

A priest. A pool. A Spanish island. And one very dead body. 🏊‍♂️☠️

THESE SACRED VOWS hits RTÉ One on February 1st, and this wedding weekend mystery is about to become your next obsession.

Newly released trailer now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Killarney's own Jessie Buckley just took home the Critics Choice Award for Best Actress for HAMNET, and her acceptance speech was pure gold 🏆✨

In HAMNET, Buckley delivers a devastating performance as Agnes, William Shakespeare's wife, navigating the grief of losing their 11-year-old son. Critics are calling it unforgettable, and now she has the trophy to prove it 🎬💚

More Jessie at irishfilmtv.com.

...

HAMNET star Jessie Buckley shines in BEAST, now on #Netflix.

A troubled woman living in an isolated community finds herself pulled between the control of her oppressive family and the allure of a secretive outsider suspected of a series of brutal murders.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

🕺✨ DANCING WITH THE STARS IRELAND is back for S9 tonight!

Get ready for spray tans, sequins, and Sunday night sparkle because Ireland's favourite winter escape is almost here. Who's ready to vote their faves to victory? 💃

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

** Now on Netflix **

RUN AWAY brings Harlan Coben back to form with James Nesbitt doing what he does best—playing a tormented father searching for his missing daughter against all advice.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

By order of the Peaky Blinders, Merry Christmas!

A teaser for the new film PEAKY BLINDERS: THE IMMORTAL MAN just dropped, and it features Cillian Murphy’s gangster Tommy Shelby returning to his old ways despite leaving them all behind at the end of the TV series.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Domhnall Gleeson heads to a remote Scottish isle for THE INCOMER!

He plays an awkward council worker tasked with relocating two siblings who survive by hunting seabirds, talking to mythical beings, and fiercely defending their homeland from outsiders.

More Domhnall at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Andrew Scott is bringing one of theater's most powerful true stories to life. 

The ALL OF US STRANGERS star will portray Scottish actor Ian Charleson in ELSINORE, chronicling Charleson's breathtaking final performance as Hamlet at London's National Theatre before his death in 1990 at age 40.

More via irishfilmtv.com.

...

Belfast-born Ciaran Hinds shines in Bradley Copper's IS THIS THING ON?

With Hinds, you're not just getting an actor. You're getting decades of gravitas, warmth, and that rare ability to make every scene feel like it matters. From prestige drama to fantasy epics, he's built a career on understated brilliance. And now? He's ready to find the humor in heartbreak.

More Ciaran at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Gothic drama LIES WE TELL is now on Netflix.

With powerful performances by Agnes O'Casey and David Wilmot, the Irish drama takes Sheridan Le Fanu's classic novel UNCLE SILAS and transforms it into something urgent and vital for our moment.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When Colin Farrell and Jessie Buckley finally sat down together, they were strangers—but within moments, the conversation became profound.

Both Irish actors are carrying the weight of devastating roles this year: Farrell as a gambling addict spiraling in Macau in BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER, Buckley as Agnes Shakespeare grieving her son in HAMNET.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

From FAIR CITY to KNIVES OUT! Daryl McCormack shines in the new #netflix film WAKE UP DEAD MAN.

McCormack just wrapped Netflix's PRIDE AND PREJUDICE opposite Jack Lowden, Emma Corrin, and Olivia Colman. Talk about range: trading viral grift for Jane Austen elegance. Same actor, different century, wildly different moral compass.

More Daryl at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Eve Hewson brings ghosts to life in Noah Baumbach's JAY KELLY. 

From her breakout in THIS MUST BE THE PLACE to BAD SISTERS and beyond, she's now haunting George Clooney as Daphne—a face from the past that forces a movie star to confront who he became while chasing fame.

More Eve at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When the past catches up with you in Amsterdam 🌊

Ciarán Hinds and Lesley Manville star in MIDWINTER BREAK—a retired couple's winter getaway becomes a reckoning with memories they've tried to outrun for decades, in theatres Feb 20.

New trailer at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Irish Film

Farrell reflects on career choices

Farrell's career choices

Farrell's career choices

Colin Farrell sits across from his BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER co-star Fala Chen, and when the conversation turns to career-defining gambles, he tells a story that still seems impossible. There was a moment, right at the beginning, when he had to choose between security and the dream, between a guaranteed paycheck on a hit television show and a one-in-a-million shot at making it in Hollywood. Everyone around him thought he’d lost his mind. His friends told him he was crazy. His family couldn’t understand it. Here was steady work, good money, the kind of opportunity most actors would kill for, and he was going to walk away from it to chase something with no guarantees whatsoever.

But Farrell did it anyway. He turned down the money, left the show, and took the leap. It’s the kind of decision that either launches a career or ends it before it really begins, and for years afterward, that choice has defined everything that came after. Looking at where he is now, fresh off his transformation in THE BATMAN and his revelatory work in THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN that earned him an Oscar nomination, it’s easy to forget how easily it all could have gone the other way. One different choice, one moment of hesitation, and Colin Farrell as we know him might not exist at all.

In BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER, which hit select UK and Ireland cinemas on October 17th before arriving on Netflix on October 29th, Farrell plays a man who’s betting everything on games of chance in Macau’s glittering casinos, a character who understands something about risk that most people never grasp. During the interview, he and Chen discuss the film’s striking costumes, their personal good luck charms, and the greatest plot twists in cinema history, but it all circles back to that original gamble, the one he made decades ago when he was nobody and had everything to lose. That decision reverberates through his entire career, through every bold choice and unexpected turn he’s taken since, from PHONE BOOTH to IN BRUGES to his recent renaissance playing Penguin in Matt Reeves’ Gotham and a grieving man on a remote Irish island in Martin McDonagh’s dark masterpiece.

Sometimes the craziest decisions are the only ones worth making, and sometimes betting on yourself when everyone else thinks you’ve lost the plot is exactly what separates the ones who make it from the ones who always wonder what might have been.

Paul Mescal is an Irish God in the new @britishgq interview.

In just a few years, he's become more than an actor—he's a mirror we all project onto, filling him with our ideas about masculinity, vulnerability, and what a leading man can be in 2025.

More Mescal at irishfilmtv.com.

...

A priest. A pool. A Spanish island. And one very dead body. 🏊‍♂️☠️

THESE SACRED VOWS hits RTÉ One on February 1st, and this wedding weekend mystery is about to become your next obsession.

Newly released trailer now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Killarney's own Jessie Buckley just took home the Critics Choice Award for Best Actress for HAMNET, and her acceptance speech was pure gold 🏆✨

In HAMNET, Buckley delivers a devastating performance as Agnes, William Shakespeare's wife, navigating the grief of losing their 11-year-old son. Critics are calling it unforgettable, and now she has the trophy to prove it 🎬💚

More Jessie at irishfilmtv.com.

...

HAMNET star Jessie Buckley shines in BEAST, now on #Netflix.

A troubled woman living in an isolated community finds herself pulled between the control of her oppressive family and the allure of a secretive outsider suspected of a series of brutal murders.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

🕺✨ DANCING WITH THE STARS IRELAND is back for S9 tonight!

Get ready for spray tans, sequins, and Sunday night sparkle because Ireland's favourite winter escape is almost here. Who's ready to vote their faves to victory? 💃

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

** Now on Netflix **

RUN AWAY brings Harlan Coben back to form with James Nesbitt doing what he does best—playing a tormented father searching for his missing daughter against all advice.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

By order of the Peaky Blinders, Merry Christmas!

A teaser for the new film PEAKY BLINDERS: THE IMMORTAL MAN just dropped, and it features Cillian Murphy’s gangster Tommy Shelby returning to his old ways despite leaving them all behind at the end of the TV series.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Domhnall Gleeson heads to a remote Scottish isle for THE INCOMER!

He plays an awkward council worker tasked with relocating two siblings who survive by hunting seabirds, talking to mythical beings, and fiercely defending their homeland from outsiders.

More Domhnall at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Andrew Scott is bringing one of theater's most powerful true stories to life. 

The ALL OF US STRANGERS star will portray Scottish actor Ian Charleson in ELSINORE, chronicling Charleson's breathtaking final performance as Hamlet at London's National Theatre before his death in 1990 at age 40.

More via irishfilmtv.com.

...

Belfast-born Ciaran Hinds shines in Bradley Copper's IS THIS THING ON?

With Hinds, you're not just getting an actor. You're getting decades of gravitas, warmth, and that rare ability to make every scene feel like it matters. From prestige drama to fantasy epics, he's built a career on understated brilliance. And now? He's ready to find the humor in heartbreak.

More Ciaran at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Gothic drama LIES WE TELL is now on Netflix.

With powerful performances by Agnes O'Casey and David Wilmot, the Irish drama takes Sheridan Le Fanu's classic novel UNCLE SILAS and transforms it into something urgent and vital for our moment.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When Colin Farrell and Jessie Buckley finally sat down together, they were strangers—but within moments, the conversation became profound.

Both Irish actors are carrying the weight of devastating roles this year: Farrell as a gambling addict spiraling in Macau in BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER, Buckley as Agnes Shakespeare grieving her son in HAMNET.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

From FAIR CITY to KNIVES OUT! Daryl McCormack shines in the new #netflix film WAKE UP DEAD MAN.

McCormack just wrapped Netflix's PRIDE AND PREJUDICE opposite Jack Lowden, Emma Corrin, and Olivia Colman. Talk about range: trading viral grift for Jane Austen elegance. Same actor, different century, wildly different moral compass.

More Daryl at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Eve Hewson brings ghosts to life in Noah Baumbach's JAY KELLY. 

From her breakout in THIS MUST BE THE PLACE to BAD SISTERS and beyond, she's now haunting George Clooney as Daphne—a face from the past that forces a movie star to confront who he became while chasing fame.

More Eve at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When the past catches up with you in Amsterdam 🌊

Ciarán Hinds and Lesley Manville star in MIDWINTER BREAK—a retired couple's winter getaway becomes a reckoning with memories they've tried to outrun for decades, in theatres Feb 20.

New trailer at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Irish Film

BLUE MOON cast on collaboration

BLUE MOON cast on collaboration

BLUE MOON cast on collaboration

Andrew Scott has become one of the most fascinating actors working today, moving seamlessly from his breakout turn as the “Hot Priest” in FLEABAG to his mesmerizing lead performance in ALL OF US STRANGERS, and now he’s bringing his particular brand of wounded intensity to BLUE MOON as composer Richard Rodgers. The film, arriving in theaters Friday, reunites Scott with Ethan Hawke and Bobby Cannavale in a story about legendary songwriter Lorenz Hart, and the three actors discuss aging into different types of roles and the importance of selfless collaboration in their craft. Scott’s recent trajectory has been remarkable—he’s carved out a space for himself playing men grappling with complicated emotions and buried pain, and his Rodgers fits perfectly into that continuum, a creative partner watching his longtime collaborator navigate success and struggle while moving forward with new creative partnerships.

BLUE MOON opens on March 31, 1945, as Hart (Hawke) watches the opening night performance of OKLAHOMA!, co-written by his former partner Rodgers and new collaborator Oscar Hammerstein (Simon Delaney). At a bar after the show, Hart eagerly awaits the arrival of a young woman named Elizabeth (Margaret Qualley) as Rodgers arrives, setting up a compressed narrative that unfolds over a single evening. The choice to pack everything into one dramatized night creates an intimate chamber piece reminiscent of ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI, focusing on a pivotal moment rather than sprawling across decades. Hawke captures Hart’s wit and lyricism beautifully, while the production design uses oversized suits and carefully scaled sets to recreate the physical presence of the five-foot-tall songwriter, with the five-foot-ten-inch Hawke transforming into the diminutive Hart through meticulous visual choices.

For Scott, who also discussed upcoming projects including the new MAN ON FIRE series, BLUE MOON represents another opportunity to explore the complicated dynamics between creative partners, the jealousies and dependencies that fuel great art. His performance captures Rodgers at a crossroads, torn between loyalty to an old friend and the pull of new creative possibilities. The film joins a growing body of work that showcases Scott’s ability to embody complex men at turning points in their lives, and his chemistry with Hawke creates a portrait of artistic partnership that feels both specific to the Rodgers and Hart story and universal in its emotional truth.

Paul Mescal is an Irish God in the new @britishgq interview.

In just a few years, he's become more than an actor—he's a mirror we all project onto, filling him with our ideas about masculinity, vulnerability, and what a leading man can be in 2025.

More Mescal at irishfilmtv.com.

...

A priest. A pool. A Spanish island. And one very dead body. 🏊‍♂️☠️

THESE SACRED VOWS hits RTÉ One on February 1st, and this wedding weekend mystery is about to become your next obsession.

Newly released trailer now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Killarney's own Jessie Buckley just took home the Critics Choice Award for Best Actress for HAMNET, and her acceptance speech was pure gold 🏆✨

In HAMNET, Buckley delivers a devastating performance as Agnes, William Shakespeare's wife, navigating the grief of losing their 11-year-old son. Critics are calling it unforgettable, and now she has the trophy to prove it 🎬💚

More Jessie at irishfilmtv.com.

...

HAMNET star Jessie Buckley shines in BEAST, now on #Netflix.

A troubled woman living in an isolated community finds herself pulled between the control of her oppressive family and the allure of a secretive outsider suspected of a series of brutal murders.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

🕺✨ DANCING WITH THE STARS IRELAND is back for S9 tonight!

Get ready for spray tans, sequins, and Sunday night sparkle because Ireland's favourite winter escape is almost here. Who's ready to vote their faves to victory? 💃

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

** Now on Netflix **

RUN AWAY brings Harlan Coben back to form with James Nesbitt doing what he does best—playing a tormented father searching for his missing daughter against all advice.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

By order of the Peaky Blinders, Merry Christmas!

A teaser for the new film PEAKY BLINDERS: THE IMMORTAL MAN just dropped, and it features Cillian Murphy’s gangster Tommy Shelby returning to his old ways despite leaving them all behind at the end of the TV series.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Domhnall Gleeson heads to a remote Scottish isle for THE INCOMER!

He plays an awkward council worker tasked with relocating two siblings who survive by hunting seabirds, talking to mythical beings, and fiercely defending their homeland from outsiders.

More Domhnall at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Andrew Scott is bringing one of theater's most powerful true stories to life. 

The ALL OF US STRANGERS star will portray Scottish actor Ian Charleson in ELSINORE, chronicling Charleson's breathtaking final performance as Hamlet at London's National Theatre before his death in 1990 at age 40.

More via irishfilmtv.com.

...

Belfast-born Ciaran Hinds shines in Bradley Copper's IS THIS THING ON?

With Hinds, you're not just getting an actor. You're getting decades of gravitas, warmth, and that rare ability to make every scene feel like it matters. From prestige drama to fantasy epics, he's built a career on understated brilliance. And now? He's ready to find the humor in heartbreak.

More Ciaran at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Gothic drama LIES WE TELL is now on Netflix.

With powerful performances by Agnes O'Casey and David Wilmot, the Irish drama takes Sheridan Le Fanu's classic novel UNCLE SILAS and transforms it into something urgent and vital for our moment.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When Colin Farrell and Jessie Buckley finally sat down together, they were strangers—but within moments, the conversation became profound.

Both Irish actors are carrying the weight of devastating roles this year: Farrell as a gambling addict spiraling in Macau in BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER, Buckley as Agnes Shakespeare grieving her son in HAMNET.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

From FAIR CITY to KNIVES OUT! Daryl McCormack shines in the new #netflix film WAKE UP DEAD MAN.

McCormack just wrapped Netflix's PRIDE AND PREJUDICE opposite Jack Lowden, Emma Corrin, and Olivia Colman. Talk about range: trading viral grift for Jane Austen elegance. Same actor, different century, wildly different moral compass.

More Daryl at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Eve Hewson brings ghosts to life in Noah Baumbach's JAY KELLY. 

From her breakout in THIS MUST BE THE PLACE to BAD SISTERS and beyond, she's now haunting George Clooney as Daphne—a face from the past that forces a movie star to confront who he became while chasing fame.

More Eve at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When the past catches up with you in Amsterdam 🌊

Ciarán Hinds and Lesley Manville star in MIDWINTER BREAK—a retired couple's winter getaway becomes a reckoning with memories they've tried to outrun for decades, in theatres Feb 20.

New trailer at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Irish Film

SAIPAN trailer released

SAIPAN trailer released

SAIPAN trailer released

When Vertigo Releasing and Wildcard unveiled the official poster and full trailer for SAIPAN, they weren’t just promoting another sports movie—they were reigniting one of football’s most explosive controversies. This isn’t a film about triumph on the pitch or underdog victories; it’s a raw examination of ego, standards, and the devastating collision between two men whose mutual contempt became bigger than the beautiful game itself.

At the heart of SAIPAN lies the infamous 2002 FIFA World Cup confrontation that shook Irish football to its core. Roy Keane, the Republic of Ireland’s legendary captain portrayed by BAFTA-nominated Éanna Hardwicke, and national team manager Mick McCarthy, brought to life by two-time Academy Award nominee Steve Coogan, found themselves locked in a battle that transcended tactical disagreements and crossed into deeply personal territory. What began as preparation for Ireland’s World Cup campaign in Japan and South Korea spiraled into what the film bills as one of the most fractious falling-outs in sporting history, a moment that gripped not just a nation but the entire sporting world.

Award-winning filmmakers Lisa Barros D’Sa and Glenn Leyburn, known for their work on GOOD VIBRATIONS and ORDINARY LOVE, have taken on the challenge of bringing this incendiary story to the screen. Working from an original script by Paul Fraser, whose credits include HEARTLANDS and A ROOM FOR ROMEO BRASS, they’ve crafted what promises to be the definitive account of a feud that was ostensibly about professional standards but revealed itself to be something far more visceral. This was two strong personalities whose rivalry became so consuming that it ultimately surpassed their shared love of football, leaving careers damaged and a nation divided in its loyalties.

The supporting cast amplifies the drama with Alice Lowe from SIGHTSEERS, Jamie Beamish of DERRY GIRLS fame, Alex Murphy known for THE YOUNG OFFENDERS, Harriet Cains from BRIDGERTON, and Peter McDonald who appeared in THE BATMAN. Their presence suggests a film that understands this wasn’t just about two men in a room—it was about the ripple effects of conflict, the teammates caught in the crossfire, and the wider Irish community watching their World Cup dreams threatened by internal combustion. SAIPAN promises to be thrilling not because of what happened on the football field, but because of the human drama that nearly derailed everything before a single match was played.

Paul Mescal is an Irish God in the new @britishgq interview.

In just a few years, he's become more than an actor—he's a mirror we all project onto, filling him with our ideas about masculinity, vulnerability, and what a leading man can be in 2025.

More Mescal at irishfilmtv.com.

...

A priest. A pool. A Spanish island. And one very dead body. 🏊‍♂️☠️

THESE SACRED VOWS hits RTÉ One on February 1st, and this wedding weekend mystery is about to become your next obsession.

Newly released trailer now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Killarney's own Jessie Buckley just took home the Critics Choice Award for Best Actress for HAMNET, and her acceptance speech was pure gold 🏆✨

In HAMNET, Buckley delivers a devastating performance as Agnes, William Shakespeare's wife, navigating the grief of losing their 11-year-old son. Critics are calling it unforgettable, and now she has the trophy to prove it 🎬💚

More Jessie at irishfilmtv.com.

...

HAMNET star Jessie Buckley shines in BEAST, now on #Netflix.

A troubled woman living in an isolated community finds herself pulled between the control of her oppressive family and the allure of a secretive outsider suspected of a series of brutal murders.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

🕺✨ DANCING WITH THE STARS IRELAND is back for S9 tonight!

Get ready for spray tans, sequins, and Sunday night sparkle because Ireland's favourite winter escape is almost here. Who's ready to vote their faves to victory? 💃

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

** Now on Netflix **

RUN AWAY brings Harlan Coben back to form with James Nesbitt doing what he does best—playing a tormented father searching for his missing daughter against all advice.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

By order of the Peaky Blinders, Merry Christmas!

A teaser for the new film PEAKY BLINDERS: THE IMMORTAL MAN just dropped, and it features Cillian Murphy’s gangster Tommy Shelby returning to his old ways despite leaving them all behind at the end of the TV series.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Domhnall Gleeson heads to a remote Scottish isle for THE INCOMER!

He plays an awkward council worker tasked with relocating two siblings who survive by hunting seabirds, talking to mythical beings, and fiercely defending their homeland from outsiders.

More Domhnall at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Andrew Scott is bringing one of theater's most powerful true stories to life. 

The ALL OF US STRANGERS star will portray Scottish actor Ian Charleson in ELSINORE, chronicling Charleson's breathtaking final performance as Hamlet at London's National Theatre before his death in 1990 at age 40.

More via irishfilmtv.com.

...

Belfast-born Ciaran Hinds shines in Bradley Copper's IS THIS THING ON?

With Hinds, you're not just getting an actor. You're getting decades of gravitas, warmth, and that rare ability to make every scene feel like it matters. From prestige drama to fantasy epics, he's built a career on understated brilliance. And now? He's ready to find the humor in heartbreak.

More Ciaran at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Gothic drama LIES WE TELL is now on Netflix.

With powerful performances by Agnes O'Casey and David Wilmot, the Irish drama takes Sheridan Le Fanu's classic novel UNCLE SILAS and transforms it into something urgent and vital for our moment.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When Colin Farrell and Jessie Buckley finally sat down together, they were strangers—but within moments, the conversation became profound.

Both Irish actors are carrying the weight of devastating roles this year: Farrell as a gambling addict spiraling in Macau in BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER, Buckley as Agnes Shakespeare grieving her son in HAMNET.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

From FAIR CITY to KNIVES OUT! Daryl McCormack shines in the new #netflix film WAKE UP DEAD MAN.

McCormack just wrapped Netflix's PRIDE AND PREJUDICE opposite Jack Lowden, Emma Corrin, and Olivia Colman. Talk about range: trading viral grift for Jane Austen elegance. Same actor, different century, wildly different moral compass.

More Daryl at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Eve Hewson brings ghosts to life in Noah Baumbach's JAY KELLY. 

From her breakout in THIS MUST BE THE PLACE to BAD SISTERS and beyond, she's now haunting George Clooney as Daphne—a face from the past that forces a movie star to confront who he became while chasing fame.

More Eve at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When the past catches up with you in Amsterdam 🌊

Ciarán Hinds and Lesley Manville star in MIDWINTER BREAK—a retired couple's winter getaway becomes a reckoning with memories they've tried to outrun for decades, in theatres Feb 20.

New trailer at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Irish Film

CLIFFHANGER reboot set for Summer 2026

Pierce Brosnan in CLIFFHANGER

Pierce Brosnan in CLIFFHANGER

Row K’s acquisition of U.S. distribution rights for the CLIFFHANGER reboot might have made headlines just last month, but now there’s something concrete for audiences to mark on their calendars: August 28, 2026. That’s when Pierce Brosnan and Lily James will take moviegoers back to the treacherous peaks that made the original such a white-knuckle experience, though this time the story ventures into entirely new territory while honoring the spirit that made Sylvester Stallone’s 1993 thriller so memorable.

Brosnan’s casting as Ray Cooper represents a fascinating evolution for an actor who’s spent decades proving he’s far more than just James Bond. Here he plays a seasoned mountaineer who’s traded the adrenaline of professional climbing for running a luxury chalet in the Dolomites alongside his daughter Naomi, a role that allows him to tap into the weathered gravitas and physical capability he’s demonstrated in recent years while adding layers of paternal protection and hard-won survival instincts. What begins as a routine weekend excursion with a billionaire’s son quickly descends into violence when kidnappers set their sights on the group, and it’s Brosnan’s Cooper who must draw on every ounce of his mountain expertise to protect those under his care. But the real story belongs to Naomi, who finds herself fleeing into the unforgiving mountains, forced to confront not only the armed pursuers hunting her down but also the psychological demons left behind by a tragic climbing accident that still haunts her. It’s a setup that transforms the franchise from a straightforward action spectacle into something more intimate and psychologically complex, with survival becoming as much an internal battle as an external one, and it positions Brosnan not as the invincible hero but as a father watching his daughter face impossible odds.

The choice to center this reboot around Brosnan rather than casting a younger action star signals a deliberate shift in tone and approach. At this stage of his career, Brosnan brings a complexity and world-weariness that a conventional action lead couldn’t match, suggesting that Cooper’s mountain expertise comes with its own history of losses and near-misses. Director Jaume Collet-Serra brings his proven thriller instincts to a script crafted by Ana Lily Amirpour, Sasha Penn, Mark Bianculli, and Melanie Toast, and early reactions from the production suggest they’ve struck that delicate balance between honoring the original and forging their own path. James herself has expressed genuine enthusiasm about what they’ve created, noting during the editing process that while the reimagining takes unexpected turns, it preserves all the gripping glory that made audiences clutch their armrests the first time around. That confidence from someone inside the production is reassuring, especially for a franchise that carries significant nostalgic weight for action fans who remember the original’s impact, and it suggests that Brosnan’s presence elevates the material beyond simple spectacle.

And that impact was considerable. The original CLIFFHANGER arrived at a crucial moment for Stallone, who desperately needed a win after the consecutive disappointments of OSCAR and STOP! OR MY MOM WILL SHOOT had left his box office credibility in question. The high-altitude action thriller delivered exactly what he needed, proving he could still command the screen in a physically demanding role while working with spectacular locations and death-defying stunts. The success was significant enough that a sequel immediately went into development, with plans for Stallone’s Gabe Walker to face off against terrorists who’d seized control of the Hoover Dam. But that follow-up languished in development hell for years, the concept never quite coming together, until the decision was finally made to reboot the entire franchise rather than continue the original storyline. Now, over three decades later, that reboot is finally ready to test whether modern audiences still crave the particular brand of vertigo-inducing terror that made the franchise a phenomenon in the first place, and whether Brosnan can bring the same kind of desperate intensity to the mountains that Stallone once did, albeit filtered through a very different kind of character and a very different moment in cinema history.

Paul Mescal is an Irish God in the new @britishgq interview.

In just a few years, he's become more than an actor—he's a mirror we all project onto, filling him with our ideas about masculinity, vulnerability, and what a leading man can be in 2025.

More Mescal at irishfilmtv.com.

...

A priest. A pool. A Spanish island. And one very dead body. 🏊‍♂️☠️

THESE SACRED VOWS hits RTÉ One on February 1st, and this wedding weekend mystery is about to become your next obsession.

Newly released trailer now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Killarney's own Jessie Buckley just took home the Critics Choice Award for Best Actress for HAMNET, and her acceptance speech was pure gold 🏆✨

In HAMNET, Buckley delivers a devastating performance as Agnes, William Shakespeare's wife, navigating the grief of losing their 11-year-old son. Critics are calling it unforgettable, and now she has the trophy to prove it 🎬💚

More Jessie at irishfilmtv.com.

...

HAMNET star Jessie Buckley shines in BEAST, now on #Netflix.

A troubled woman living in an isolated community finds herself pulled between the control of her oppressive family and the allure of a secretive outsider suspected of a series of brutal murders.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

🕺✨ DANCING WITH THE STARS IRELAND is back for S9 tonight!

Get ready for spray tans, sequins, and Sunday night sparkle because Ireland's favourite winter escape is almost here. Who's ready to vote their faves to victory? 💃

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

** Now on Netflix **

RUN AWAY brings Harlan Coben back to form with James Nesbitt doing what he does best—playing a tormented father searching for his missing daughter against all advice.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

By order of the Peaky Blinders, Merry Christmas!

A teaser for the new film PEAKY BLINDERS: THE IMMORTAL MAN just dropped, and it features Cillian Murphy’s gangster Tommy Shelby returning to his old ways despite leaving them all behind at the end of the TV series.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Domhnall Gleeson heads to a remote Scottish isle for THE INCOMER!

He plays an awkward council worker tasked with relocating two siblings who survive by hunting seabirds, talking to mythical beings, and fiercely defending their homeland from outsiders.

More Domhnall at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Andrew Scott is bringing one of theater's most powerful true stories to life. 

The ALL OF US STRANGERS star will portray Scottish actor Ian Charleson in ELSINORE, chronicling Charleson's breathtaking final performance as Hamlet at London's National Theatre before his death in 1990 at age 40.

More via irishfilmtv.com.

...

Belfast-born Ciaran Hinds shines in Bradley Copper's IS THIS THING ON?

With Hinds, you're not just getting an actor. You're getting decades of gravitas, warmth, and that rare ability to make every scene feel like it matters. From prestige drama to fantasy epics, he's built a career on understated brilliance. And now? He's ready to find the humor in heartbreak.

More Ciaran at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Gothic drama LIES WE TELL is now on Netflix.

With powerful performances by Agnes O'Casey and David Wilmot, the Irish drama takes Sheridan Le Fanu's classic novel UNCLE SILAS and transforms it into something urgent and vital for our moment.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When Colin Farrell and Jessie Buckley finally sat down together, they were strangers—but within moments, the conversation became profound.

Both Irish actors are carrying the weight of devastating roles this year: Farrell as a gambling addict spiraling in Macau in BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER, Buckley as Agnes Shakespeare grieving her son in HAMNET.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

From FAIR CITY to KNIVES OUT! Daryl McCormack shines in the new #netflix film WAKE UP DEAD MAN.

McCormack just wrapped Netflix's PRIDE AND PREJUDICE opposite Jack Lowden, Emma Corrin, and Olivia Colman. Talk about range: trading viral grift for Jane Austen elegance. Same actor, different century, wildly different moral compass.

More Daryl at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Eve Hewson brings ghosts to life in Noah Baumbach's JAY KELLY. 

From her breakout in THIS MUST BE THE PLACE to BAD SISTERS and beyond, she's now haunting George Clooney as Daphne—a face from the past that forces a movie star to confront who he became while chasing fame.

More Eve at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When the past catches up with you in Amsterdam 🌊

Ciarán Hinds and Lesley Manville star in MIDWINTER BREAK—a retired couple's winter getaway becomes a reckoning with memories they've tried to outrun for decades, in theatres Feb 20.

New trailer at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Irish Film

H IS FOR HAWK preview

Gleeson in H IS FOR HAWK

Gleeson in H IS FOR HAWK

Brendan Gleeson brings warmth and depth to the role of Alisdair Macdonald in the 2025 biographical drama H IS FOR HAWK, a film that marks another significant chapter in the Irish actor’s recent career resurgence. Based on Helen Macdonald’s acclaimed 2014 memoir, the film stars Claire Foy as Helen and explores the profound bond between daughter and father through the lens of grief and memory. When Helen loses her beloved father suddenly, she turns to an unlikely source of solace: training a goshawk named Mabel. Through this unusual act of mourning, the film weaves together present-day scenes of Helen’s struggle with loss and tender flashbacks of Alisdair sharing his passion for nature and birding with his daughter, moments that Gleeson imbues with genuine tenderness.

What makes Gleeson’s performance particularly resonant is the personal connection he brought to the material. During the film’s promotional tour, he opened up about how the role allowed him to portray something he felt had become increasingly rare in contemporary cinema: a father who is emotionally present, loving, and nurturing. Gleeson didn’t hold back in expressing his frustration with the current landscape of on-screen fatherhood, admitting he had grown tired of seeing fathers consistently depicted as toxic or emotionally stunted. His comments struck a chord with many viewers who recognized the same pattern, and he advocated passionately for more celebratory representations of fatherhood in film. For Gleeson, playing Alisdair wasn’t just another role but an opportunity to honor the kind of father he believes deserves to be seen more often on screen.

This performance comes at a time when Gleeson has been carefully selecting projects that showcase his range beyond the intense, often darker characters that defined much of his earlier work. H IS FOR HAWK allows him to demonstrate the subtlety and emotional intelligence that have always been hallmarks of his craft, proving once again why he remains one of the most respected actors of his generation. The film itself has resonated with audiences precisely because of performances like Gleeson’s, which ground the story’s more fantastical elements in genuine human emotion. His Alisdair becomes not just a memory but a presence that lingers throughout the film, shaping Helen’s journey and reminding viewers of the lasting impact of paternal love.

Paul Mescal is an Irish God in the new @britishgq interview.

In just a few years, he's become more than an actor—he's a mirror we all project onto, filling him with our ideas about masculinity, vulnerability, and what a leading man can be in 2025.

More Mescal at irishfilmtv.com.

...

A priest. A pool. A Spanish island. And one very dead body. 🏊‍♂️☠️

THESE SACRED VOWS hits RTÉ One on February 1st, and this wedding weekend mystery is about to become your next obsession.

Newly released trailer now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Killarney's own Jessie Buckley just took home the Critics Choice Award for Best Actress for HAMNET, and her acceptance speech was pure gold 🏆✨

In HAMNET, Buckley delivers a devastating performance as Agnes, William Shakespeare's wife, navigating the grief of losing their 11-year-old son. Critics are calling it unforgettable, and now she has the trophy to prove it 🎬💚

More Jessie at irishfilmtv.com.

...

HAMNET star Jessie Buckley shines in BEAST, now on #Netflix.

A troubled woman living in an isolated community finds herself pulled between the control of her oppressive family and the allure of a secretive outsider suspected of a series of brutal murders.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

🕺✨ DANCING WITH THE STARS IRELAND is back for S9 tonight!

Get ready for spray tans, sequins, and Sunday night sparkle because Ireland's favourite winter escape is almost here. Who's ready to vote their faves to victory? 💃

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

** Now on Netflix **

RUN AWAY brings Harlan Coben back to form with James Nesbitt doing what he does best—playing a tormented father searching for his missing daughter against all advice.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

By order of the Peaky Blinders, Merry Christmas!

A teaser for the new film PEAKY BLINDERS: THE IMMORTAL MAN just dropped, and it features Cillian Murphy’s gangster Tommy Shelby returning to his old ways despite leaving them all behind at the end of the TV series.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Domhnall Gleeson heads to a remote Scottish isle for THE INCOMER!

He plays an awkward council worker tasked with relocating two siblings who survive by hunting seabirds, talking to mythical beings, and fiercely defending their homeland from outsiders.

More Domhnall at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Andrew Scott is bringing one of theater's most powerful true stories to life. 

The ALL OF US STRANGERS star will portray Scottish actor Ian Charleson in ELSINORE, chronicling Charleson's breathtaking final performance as Hamlet at London's National Theatre before his death in 1990 at age 40.

More via irishfilmtv.com.

...

Belfast-born Ciaran Hinds shines in Bradley Copper's IS THIS THING ON?

With Hinds, you're not just getting an actor. You're getting decades of gravitas, warmth, and that rare ability to make every scene feel like it matters. From prestige drama to fantasy epics, he's built a career on understated brilliance. And now? He's ready to find the humor in heartbreak.

More Ciaran at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Gothic drama LIES WE TELL is now on Netflix.

With powerful performances by Agnes O'Casey and David Wilmot, the Irish drama takes Sheridan Le Fanu's classic novel UNCLE SILAS and transforms it into something urgent and vital for our moment.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When Colin Farrell and Jessie Buckley finally sat down together, they were strangers—but within moments, the conversation became profound.

Both Irish actors are carrying the weight of devastating roles this year: Farrell as a gambling addict spiraling in Macau in BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER, Buckley as Agnes Shakespeare grieving her son in HAMNET.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

From FAIR CITY to KNIVES OUT! Daryl McCormack shines in the new #netflix film WAKE UP DEAD MAN.

McCormack just wrapped Netflix's PRIDE AND PREJUDICE opposite Jack Lowden, Emma Corrin, and Olivia Colman. Talk about range: trading viral grift for Jane Austen elegance. Same actor, different century, wildly different moral compass.

More Daryl at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Eve Hewson brings ghosts to life in Noah Baumbach's JAY KELLY. 

From her breakout in THIS MUST BE THE PLACE to BAD SISTERS and beyond, she's now haunting George Clooney as Daphne—a face from the past that forces a movie star to confront who he became while chasing fame.

More Eve at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When the past catches up with you in Amsterdam 🌊

Ciarán Hinds and Lesley Manville star in MIDWINTER BREAK—a retired couple's winter getaway becomes a reckoning with memories they've tried to outrun for decades, in theatres Feb 20.

New trailer at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Irish Film

NEW TRAILER: BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER

BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER

BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER

Netflix has just dropped the trailer for BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER, and it promises to be a tense exploration of desperation and moral decay set against the neon-lit backdrop of Macau.

Colin Farrell stars as Brendan Reilly, an Irish fugitive who has fled to what the film calls “the gambling capital of the universe,” where he’s reinvented himself under the alias Lord Doyle. The footage reveals a man living on borrowed time and borrowed identities, his past rapidly catching up with him in the form of Tilda Swinton’s steely investigator. She confronts him with accusations that cut straight to the bone: he’s stolen a substantial amount of money from her client, described pointedly as “a helpless old woman.”

Swinton delivers what might be the film’s thesis statement when she tells Doyle, “What I see is a man way beyond any redemption,” a judgment that seems both brutal and accurate given what unfolds. Rather than face the consequences, Doyle plunges deeper into the very vice that likely contributed to his downfall, embarking on a frantic gambling spree in a desperate attempt to win enough to settle his mounting debts and those of his love interest, a casino employee played by Fala Chen.

It’s a classic spiral, the kind where each attempt to escape only tightens the noose, and Netflix seems to be banking on Farrell’s ability to make us watch a man destroy himself in real time with the kind of intensity that makes you unable to look away.

Paul Mescal is an Irish God in the new @britishgq interview.

In just a few years, he's become more than an actor—he's a mirror we all project onto, filling him with our ideas about masculinity, vulnerability, and what a leading man can be in 2025.

More Mescal at irishfilmtv.com.

...

A priest. A pool. A Spanish island. And one very dead body. 🏊‍♂️☠️

THESE SACRED VOWS hits RTÉ One on February 1st, and this wedding weekend mystery is about to become your next obsession.

Newly released trailer now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Killarney's own Jessie Buckley just took home the Critics Choice Award for Best Actress for HAMNET, and her acceptance speech was pure gold 🏆✨

In HAMNET, Buckley delivers a devastating performance as Agnes, William Shakespeare's wife, navigating the grief of losing their 11-year-old son. Critics are calling it unforgettable, and now she has the trophy to prove it 🎬💚

More Jessie at irishfilmtv.com.

...

HAMNET star Jessie Buckley shines in BEAST, now on #Netflix.

A troubled woman living in an isolated community finds herself pulled between the control of her oppressive family and the allure of a secretive outsider suspected of a series of brutal murders.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

🕺✨ DANCING WITH THE STARS IRELAND is back for S9 tonight!

Get ready for spray tans, sequins, and Sunday night sparkle because Ireland's favourite winter escape is almost here. Who's ready to vote their faves to victory? 💃

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

** Now on Netflix **

RUN AWAY brings Harlan Coben back to form with James Nesbitt doing what he does best—playing a tormented father searching for his missing daughter against all advice.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

By order of the Peaky Blinders, Merry Christmas!

A teaser for the new film PEAKY BLINDERS: THE IMMORTAL MAN just dropped, and it features Cillian Murphy’s gangster Tommy Shelby returning to his old ways despite leaving them all behind at the end of the TV series.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Domhnall Gleeson heads to a remote Scottish isle for THE INCOMER!

He plays an awkward council worker tasked with relocating two siblings who survive by hunting seabirds, talking to mythical beings, and fiercely defending their homeland from outsiders.

More Domhnall at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Andrew Scott is bringing one of theater's most powerful true stories to life. 

The ALL OF US STRANGERS star will portray Scottish actor Ian Charleson in ELSINORE, chronicling Charleson's breathtaking final performance as Hamlet at London's National Theatre before his death in 1990 at age 40.

More via irishfilmtv.com.

...

Belfast-born Ciaran Hinds shines in Bradley Copper's IS THIS THING ON?

With Hinds, you're not just getting an actor. You're getting decades of gravitas, warmth, and that rare ability to make every scene feel like it matters. From prestige drama to fantasy epics, he's built a career on understated brilliance. And now? He's ready to find the humor in heartbreak.

More Ciaran at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Gothic drama LIES WE TELL is now on Netflix.

With powerful performances by Agnes O'Casey and David Wilmot, the Irish drama takes Sheridan Le Fanu's classic novel UNCLE SILAS and transforms it into something urgent and vital for our moment.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When Colin Farrell and Jessie Buckley finally sat down together, they were strangers—but within moments, the conversation became profound.

Both Irish actors are carrying the weight of devastating roles this year: Farrell as a gambling addict spiraling in Macau in BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER, Buckley as Agnes Shakespeare grieving her son in HAMNET.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

From FAIR CITY to KNIVES OUT! Daryl McCormack shines in the new #netflix film WAKE UP DEAD MAN.

McCormack just wrapped Netflix's PRIDE AND PREJUDICE opposite Jack Lowden, Emma Corrin, and Olivia Colman. Talk about range: trading viral grift for Jane Austen elegance. Same actor, different century, wildly different moral compass.

More Daryl at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Eve Hewson brings ghosts to life in Noah Baumbach's JAY KELLY. 

From her breakout in THIS MUST BE THE PLACE to BAD SISTERS and beyond, she's now haunting George Clooney as Daphne—a face from the past that forces a movie star to confront who he became while chasing fame.

More Eve at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When the past catches up with you in Amsterdam 🌊

Ciarán Hinds and Lesley Manville star in MIDWINTER BREAK—a retired couple's winter getaway becomes a reckoning with memories they've tried to outrun for decades, in theatres Feb 20.

New trailer at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Irish Film

Ronan joins Beatles biopic

Ronan joins Beatles biopic

Ronan joins Beatles biopic

Saoirse Ronan, fresh off her powerful performance in THE OUTRUN and her striking turn in Steve McQueen’s BLITZ, is reportedly set to take on one of the most intriguing supporting roles in what promises to be cinema’s most ambitious musical undertaking in years. Multiple sources have confirmed to Deadline that the four-time Oscar nominee will portray Linda McCartney in Sam Mendes’ audacious THE BEATLES – A FOUR-FILM CINEMATIC EVENT, reuniting her with Paul Mescal, her co-star from the sci-fi drama FOE, who will play Paul McCartney himself. Though Sony has remained tight-lipped about official confirmations, the casting represents a fascinating continuation of Ronan’s recent trajectory through increasingly complex, layered women who defy simple categorization.

The timing couldn’t be more intriguing for Ronan, who has been on a remarkable creative tear following her career-defining work in LITTLE WOMEN and LADY BIRD. She recently led the dark comedy BAD APPLES, which premiered at the Toronto Film Festival to strong notices, and has already lined up another major project with Austin Butler in DEEP CUTS, a music drama adapted from Holly Brickley’s debut novel. Taking on Linda McCartney allows Ronan to inhabit yet another woman who existed at the intersection of art, activism, and intense public scrutiny, a photographer turned musician turned animal rights crusader who met Paul in 1967 and remained his partner until her death from cancer in 1998. Linda’s evolution from behind-the-camera artist to member of Wings to vegetarian cookbook author and successful food entrepreneur offers Ronan the kind of multidimensional character she’s consistently gravitated toward throughout her career.

Mendes has been obsessed with cracking the Beatles story for years, finally landing on the revolutionary concept of four separate films, each following a different band member’s perspective on the same seismic cultural moment. Barry Keoghan will embody Ringo Starr, Joseph Quinn takes on George Harrison, and Harris Dickinson, riding high from acclaim for his directorial debut URCHIN, has called the prospect of playing John Lennon “frightening” in interviews. Ringo Starr himself has been involved in the process, meeting with Mendes to request script changes and recently stating he’s now “much more satisfied with how he’s depicted,” suggesting the project has the blessing of the surviving Beatles. The scripts are being crafted by a powerhouse trio of writers: Jez Butterworth, Peter Straughan, and Jack Thorne, each bringing their own distinctive sensibility to what Mendes has described as an epic story that still has “plenty left to explore” for a new generation. For Ronan, stepping into Linda’s world means portraying not just a musician’s wife but a creative force in her own right, someone who shaped Paul’s post-Beatles life as profoundly as the band shaped music itself.

Paul Mescal is an Irish God in the new @britishgq interview.

In just a few years, he's become more than an actor—he's a mirror we all project onto, filling him with our ideas about masculinity, vulnerability, and what a leading man can be in 2025.

More Mescal at irishfilmtv.com.

...

A priest. A pool. A Spanish island. And one very dead body. 🏊‍♂️☠️

THESE SACRED VOWS hits RTÉ One on February 1st, and this wedding weekend mystery is about to become your next obsession.

Newly released trailer now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Killarney's own Jessie Buckley just took home the Critics Choice Award for Best Actress for HAMNET, and her acceptance speech was pure gold 🏆✨

In HAMNET, Buckley delivers a devastating performance as Agnes, William Shakespeare's wife, navigating the grief of losing their 11-year-old son. Critics are calling it unforgettable, and now she has the trophy to prove it 🎬💚

More Jessie at irishfilmtv.com.

...

HAMNET star Jessie Buckley shines in BEAST, now on #Netflix.

A troubled woman living in an isolated community finds herself pulled between the control of her oppressive family and the allure of a secretive outsider suspected of a series of brutal murders.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

🕺✨ DANCING WITH THE STARS IRELAND is back for S9 tonight!

Get ready for spray tans, sequins, and Sunday night sparkle because Ireland's favourite winter escape is almost here. Who's ready to vote their faves to victory? 💃

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

** Now on Netflix **

RUN AWAY brings Harlan Coben back to form with James Nesbitt doing what he does best—playing a tormented father searching for his missing daughter against all advice.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

By order of the Peaky Blinders, Merry Christmas!

A teaser for the new film PEAKY BLINDERS: THE IMMORTAL MAN just dropped, and it features Cillian Murphy’s gangster Tommy Shelby returning to his old ways despite leaving them all behind at the end of the TV series.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Domhnall Gleeson heads to a remote Scottish isle for THE INCOMER!

He plays an awkward council worker tasked with relocating two siblings who survive by hunting seabirds, talking to mythical beings, and fiercely defending their homeland from outsiders.

More Domhnall at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Andrew Scott is bringing one of theater's most powerful true stories to life. 

The ALL OF US STRANGERS star will portray Scottish actor Ian Charleson in ELSINORE, chronicling Charleson's breathtaking final performance as Hamlet at London's National Theatre before his death in 1990 at age 40.

More via irishfilmtv.com.

...

Belfast-born Ciaran Hinds shines in Bradley Copper's IS THIS THING ON?

With Hinds, you're not just getting an actor. You're getting decades of gravitas, warmth, and that rare ability to make every scene feel like it matters. From prestige drama to fantasy epics, he's built a career on understated brilliance. And now? He's ready to find the humor in heartbreak.

More Ciaran at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Gothic drama LIES WE TELL is now on Netflix.

With powerful performances by Agnes O'Casey and David Wilmot, the Irish drama takes Sheridan Le Fanu's classic novel UNCLE SILAS and transforms it into something urgent and vital for our moment.

More at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When Colin Farrell and Jessie Buckley finally sat down together, they were strangers—but within moments, the conversation became profound.

Both Irish actors are carrying the weight of devastating roles this year: Farrell as a gambling addict spiraling in Macau in BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER, Buckley as Agnes Shakespeare grieving her son in HAMNET.

Watch now at irishfilmtv.com.

...

From FAIR CITY to KNIVES OUT! Daryl McCormack shines in the new #netflix film WAKE UP DEAD MAN.

McCormack just wrapped Netflix's PRIDE AND PREJUDICE opposite Jack Lowden, Emma Corrin, and Olivia Colman. Talk about range: trading viral grift for Jane Austen elegance. Same actor, different century, wildly different moral compass.

More Daryl at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Eve Hewson brings ghosts to life in Noah Baumbach's JAY KELLY. 

From her breakout in THIS MUST BE THE PLACE to BAD SISTERS and beyond, she's now haunting George Clooney as Daphne—a face from the past that forces a movie star to confront who he became while chasing fame.

More Eve at irishfilmtv.com.

...

When the past catches up with you in Amsterdam 🌊

Ciarán Hinds and Lesley Manville star in MIDWINTER BREAK—a retired couple's winter getaway becomes a reckoning with memories they've tried to outrun for decades, in theatres Feb 20.

New trailer at irishfilmtv.com.

...

Irish Film