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Review of Truth (2015)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Vanderbilt's attempts at interrogation simply do not get under the skin and fail to penetrate the cynical cycle of corruption and cover-ups,…

Review of Girlhood (2014)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Symptomatic of the national picture, Girlhood is an unflinching portrait into the seething cauldron of interminable chaos created by the fractured…

Review of Jupiter Ascending (2015)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Jupiter Ascending fails to offer its audiences anything other than a one-dimensional and disappointingly regressive visual saga of sci-fi fantasy…

Review of The D Train (2015)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

The introduction of too many ill-conceived sub-plots fails to enhance or execute the essential tenets of the narrative, only serving to detract…

Review of Jurassic World (2015)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Narratively continuous to the original film but slightly disregarding its two sequels, Jurassic World is a spectacular rush of furious energy,…

Review of Focus (1994)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Regardless of its gleaming production and costume design, smooth technical style and frisky musical score, Focus is largely seductive because…

Review of A Little Chaos (2015)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

It is all rather too restraint and temperate an affair, hugely lacking the decadence and opulence of French aristocratic life…

Review of Danny Collins (2015)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Danny Collins is, at times, an engaging and downright hilarious comedy drama that will have you laughing through the tears but this is simply…

Review of Lambert & Stamp (2014)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Cooper's cinematic scrapbook captures a relentless whirlwind of explosive rock history, in which a non-linear narrative and slick cinematography…

Review of Inside Out (2015)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Aware of its own unrivalled mastery within animation filmmaking, Inside Out is a highly self-reflexive, daring and though-provoking feature,…

Review of The Look of Silence (2014)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

While entering the minds of the perpetrators in The Act of Killing was motivated by action, looking at the legacy of genocide through the eyes…

Review of Truth (2015)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Vanderbilt's attempts at interrogation simply do not get under the skin and fail to penetrate the cynical cycle of corruption and cover-ups,…

Review of The Legend of Longwood (2014)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Without a high level of mystical intrigue and unnerving eeriness fuelling the story, the plot fails to ignite on a level that would allow for…

Review of Captive (2015)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

The film's reluctance to overinvest in its religious significance will certainly not satisfy the spiritual nor will it come as a welcome relief…

Review of Catch Me Daddy (2015)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Daniel Wolfe is quick to delineate the gendered nature of honour killings and a cultural framework that deifies a son and demonises a daughter…

Review of By Our Selves (2015)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Kötting's gnomic mish mash of audio-visual experimentation is a deeply evocative sensory exploration that fuses the past and the present,…

Review of The Dead Lands (2014)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Situating death as the catalyst to action whereby legends, apparitions and spirits mobilize the command to vengeance, Fraser's narrative teems…

Review of Fifty Shades of Grey (2015)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

While the film is arguably no better or worse than its literary source, it does shatter the fantasies of sexual desire and sexual pleasure…

Review of Cake (2014)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Despite a formidable and kaleidoscopic performance, there is a sense that the themes of human frailty and the will to heal that inform the…

Review of Focus (2015)

By Dee O'donoghue (29) for Film Ireland Magazine (354) on 11 May 2016

Regardless of its gleaming production and costume design, smooth technical style and frisky musical score, Focus is largely seductive because…

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