Weaker Every Day” by Greg Strawn is a powerful piece of honest Americana songwriting about real-life struggle, care, and ...

Pixar’s Inside Out, directed by Pete Docter and Ronnie del Carmen, is a visually beautiful and emotionally charged film that explores the complexities of human emotions through the eyes of an ...

With news that Die, My Love, the highly-anticipated fifth feature film from Scottish filmmaker Lynne Ramsay, is releasing into US theaters on November 7, HeadStuff writer Charlie Kendellen looks back ...

Planning a trip to the countryside this summer, or maybe a week to the beach? Surely you won’t be leaving without your ...

Final year film student at UCD, currently living in County Meath. When I'm not watching films, I'm probably writing about them! You can read my work at Headstuff, Oxygen, and The University Observer.

When the film Whose Streets? premiered at The Sundance Film Festival in 2017, it appeared to encapsulate in cinematic form the anger and promise of the Black Lives Matter moment, in the face of what ...

Madagascar was released in 2005 by DreamWorks Animation and this year turns twenty years old. It is a fun filled, vibrant, ...

Todd Haynes’ Safe turns 30 this year, whilst undeniably relevant to dominant culture upon its release — often interpreted by viewers as an allegorical take on the AIDS crisis — it is exceedingly ...

Partly drawing on her own experiences as a young adult growing up in homeless accommodation, with Lollipop (2024) director ...

A spectre hung over a Wexford beach – and all Irish society – in the 1970s: that of “Nuke Power”. In the ballad the House Down in Carne, this was described as “a terror” that promised to poison your ...

To quote the great Terry Pratchett, people always seem to have a “little blank spot in their heads where someone had written: Kings. What a good idea.” Even in modern times, when we fool ourselves ...

One of the most popular lunch spots in 1950s Macon was Anjette’s on Mulberry Street. With a handy location for a lot of local offices, most weekdays it was packed with white collar workers.