Harry Guerin

Multimedia Journalist

The thrill of cursing dogs actually wears off after a while. Who knew?!

Woof-as-you-like comedy Strays is bawdy and big-hearted

If you've a grá for seeing dogs effing and blinding, then this trip to the cinema really will be off the leash. You may never look at your pooch - or anyone else's - in the same way again.

Movie Review • 18 Aug 23

The story of three-time Tour de France winner Greg LeMond is a fascinating insight into talent and resilience that may inspire you further down the road

Greg LeMond's story comes to screens in The Last Rider

The story of three-time Tour de France winner Greg LeMond - the sole American champion - is a fascinating insight into talent and resilience that may inspire you further down the road when the going gets tough.

Movie Review • 05 Aug 23

An immensely powerful story, beautifully told

Irish director's The Deepest Breath a Netflix must-see

A gem of a documentary from Kildare writer-director Laura McGann that takes the viewer into the world of freediving - diving on a single breath.

Movie Review • 21 Jul 23

Cillian Murphy as J Robert Oppenheimer - The biggest lead role of his film career to date and his finest performance on the big screen

Cillian Murphy is in the Oscars race as Oppenheimer

This is not a film to leave you feeling any safer about life as we know it, but it's one we all should see.

Movie Review • 21 Jul 23

Guess who? Scarlett Johansson as incognito movie star Midge Campbell

Asteroid City isn't out of this world

Wes Anderson looks to the stars in more ways than one for Asteroid City, a who's-who of earthbound A-listers joining his mix of 50s sci-fi, satirical shenanigans and misfit longing way out west.

Movie Review • 24 Jun 23

Aisling Bea sings the hits in Take That's Greatest Days

For anyone whose devotion to the soundtrack of their youth means as much now as it did then, Greatest Days will feel like the right mix of feelgood charm, painful memories and comedy cringe.

Movie Review • 16 Jun 23

(L-R) Reality writer-director Tina Satter and star Sydney Sweeney at a special screening at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in May

True story Reality 'felt like this pre-made thriller'

One of the films of the year, Reality marks the feature debut of writer-director Tina Satter, on whose award-winning play Is This A Room the movie is based She discusses making the jump from stage to screen and the response to her true-story thriller.

Movies • 05 Jun 23

With Dave Grohl triple-jobbing on vocals, guitars, and drums, this collection of bruisers and ballads serves as a lighthouse for band and listener alike, with comfort and inspiration coursing through each song

Foo Fighters at life-affirming best on But Here We Are

Dedicated to the memories of Dave Grohl's mother Virginia and Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, But Here We Are lives up to all the connotations that its Back in White cover suggests.

Album Review • 05 Jun 23

The White Lotus and Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney is brilliant in the lead role of Reality Winner

Here's the film to give you the chills in June

Here's a film that will hook you from minute one. You may well set a new personal best for holding your breath while watching it.

Movie Review • 05 Jun 23

"We were just like a family. We still are, really"

Debenhams strikers' story comes to cinemas in 406 Days

The story of the longest-running industrial relations dispute in Irish history makes for both upsetting and inspiring viewing in director Joe Lee and producer Fergus Dowd's award-winning film.

Movie Review • 30 May 23