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Nice Night For It - heartwarming Irish short films

Irish Short Films

We're delighted to present a series of acclaimed Irish short cinema, presented in association with Screen Ireland.

Late Afternoon - watch the Oscar-nominated Irish animation

Irish Short Films

Watch Time Traveller - Heart-Warming Irish Short Films

Irish Short Films

Watch Smithy & Dickie - Heart-Warming Irish Short Films

RTÉ Arena reviews the latest movie releases - to watch at home

Give Up Yer Aul Sins - watch the classic Irish animation

Irish Short Films

Rúbaí - watch the award-winning Irish short film

Irish Short Films

5 uplifting films to make you feel better

The Crush - watch the Oscar-nominated Irish short film

Irish Short Films

Watch: Badly Drawn Roy - the short film that inspired the TV show

Irish Short Films

Watch: Brendan Gleeson in the Oscar-winning Six Shooter

Irish Short Films

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Film Reviews.

First-time director Nick Rowland proves more than capable of turning the screw in this adaptation of Colin Barrett's short story from his Young Skins collection

It's an Irish town called Malice in Calm with Horses

The singing gets better as the film progresses, sweetness follows

It's martial awww! for Sharon Horgan in Military Wives

Onward packs an emotional punch as Pixar strikes again

George MacKay as Ned Kelly

True History of the Kelly Gang

Toni Morrison makes for a brilliant interviewee: matter-of-fact about her work, with steel and a great sense of humour there to inspire newcomers to her novels and longtime fans alike

Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am is one for the books

Bill Camp and Mark Ruffalo in Dark Waters

Ruffalo wades into murky goings on in Dark Waters

The garden isn't looking too good...

Color Out of Space is Nicolas Cage at his bug out best

Portrait of a Lady on Fire, with Adele Haenel and Noémie Merlant

Breton passion in Portrait of a Lady on Fire

You want it darker? Then you got Downhill

Will Ferrell plays it dark in Downhill

From its opening frames, the film digs it's claws in and doesn't let go

The Invisible Man needs to be seen to be believed

The lowbrow comedy is packed with eye-rolling gags

Ceo-oh! Like a Boss feels like overworked contouring

Steve Coogan in Greed

Film review: Greed is good, not great