On Leos Carax: French cinema's visionary director comes to Dublin

Adam Driver must have the best agent in the world. Or at least the best taste.

The Exorcism of the Pink Panther, and Peter Sellers' Dublin adieu

If it wasn't for the man behind the The Exorcist, we wouldn't have The Pink Panther films.

The wild tale of Rod Taylor, my dad & a forgotten Irish thriller

Dublin, March 1978. Star Wars plays to packed houses at the Savoy, the legendary Micheál Mac Liammóir is laid to rest in Howth and RTE, in a controversial move, axes the early summer run of Trom agus Éadrom.

Oppenheimer on the big screen, and the magic of 70mm projection

It's all about moving parts, you see. A tactile experience that translates to the eye.

Fortune and glory - Indiana Jones and me

Where do you go after Star Wars? After watching the trilogy a million times through my childhood and teens I did, eventually, get kind of bored.

Lights out: The diaries of a Dublin cinema usher

I'm no Michael Palin or Alan Bennett. But in intermittent bursts throughout my life I've kept regular accounts of the - more often than not - mundane drama of my day to day.

The Fabelmans, and other childhood tales from filmmaking legends

Notes from the dark - Paul Markey's year at the movies