If you can't get tickets to the new production of Macbeth featuring Ralph Fiennes and Indira Varma, you'll still be able to catch the duo together in The Beacon, a family drama written by Fiennes himself.
The full lineup for the 2023 Venice Film Festival is out, and it includes the Benedict Cumberbatch-starrer The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Lily James in Finally Dawn (Finalmente L’alba). However, Kenneth Branagh's A Haunting in Venice is
Never has a Christopher Nolan film belonged more to its star, Irishman Cillian Murphy, than Oppenheimer, maybe because no prior Nolan film has ever been named after its lead character.
If you're looking for the motherload of British award fodder for 2023, look no further than the BFI London Film Festival, which has everything from the debuts of All of Us Strangers and Saltburn to screenings of One Life and The End We Start From.
The Toronto International Film Festival unveiled its 2023 debut titles, including the highly anticipated One Life, the Channel 4-produced film Alice & Jack, plus titles from Steven Knight and David Yates for Netflix, and Kristen Scott Thomas'
In the Land of Saints and Sinners is a film with one of the strongest Irish casts in recent memory and a script with frighteningly little to offer them.
Irish Troubles period piece Dead Shot nails the complicated morality and brutality of the conflict but a need for more Irish voices behind the camera is made obvious by its tendency towards vague centrism.
Charlotte Regan's debut film Scrapper is exactly as it's named: a thinly plotted story with a gorgeous aesthetic and a fierce drive that demands your attention.
