Archive for the ‘Film’ Category
‘127 Hours’ is breathtaking drama
The adventure film based on the autobiography Between a Rock and a Hard Place by Aron Ralston tells the true story of Aron’s fight for survival after he got trapped by a boulder for more than five days in 2003.
The Ottoman Empire
There is a distinctly local film burgeoning with Waterford talent in every department.
Film review: ‘Buried’ is intense thriller
Starring Ryan Reynolds, ‘Buried’ is an intense thriller directed by Rodrigo Cortes.
Summer Film Camps are a roaring success!
Creativity ran wild this summer as Young Irish Film Makers held their Film Camps for 8 to 18 year olds. The camps were a roaring success with over 90 young people coming together to have lots of fun making movies.
The Brothers of Charity filming with Waterford Arts
Ciorclach drama workshop of The Brothers Of Charity, in partnership with Waterford Youth Arts have been creating a movie this past week.
Horror at The Cathedral!
The 1932 version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is recognised as one of the greatest horror films of all time – and there is a rare opportunity to see it.
A Deiseman’s memories
If you end up at the cinema over the next few weeks and happen to go and see ‘Robin Hood’, the new movie starring Russell Crowe, don’t get a fright if about an hour into it you hear a flat Waterford accent shouting at Mr Crowe.
Review: Clash of the Titans
When the King and Queen of Argos anger the gods by destroying a monument of Zeus and declaring the beauty of their daughter Andromeda was greater than any goddess, they provoke Hades to unleash the Kraken, a terrible beast on the city.
Review: The Blindside
The true story of Michael Oher, a homeless boy whose future looked bleak until he met Leigh Anne Tuohy who helped him become an All American football star.
Review: Old Dogs
Dan suddenly learns about the existence of his seven year old twins and must care for them while there mother spends two weeks in jail.