JDIFF Surprise Film & interviews with Timothy Spall & Michael Sheen
We get predictions and reactions on this years Surprise Film.
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JDIFF Closing Night: I Am Love
Tilda Swinton arrived for the closing night of JDIFF. She talks to us about her film, I Am Love.
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Interview with Leslie Zemeckis
We talk with Leslie Zemeckis about her new documentary called
Behind The Burly Q which takes a look at the early years of Burlesque.
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Interview with Kristen Scott Thomas
Kristen Scott Thomas talks with us about her movie Partir. The
film is set in France and tells the story of an unhappy housewife who tries
to leave her husband for another man.
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Celebrating VooDooDog, and Interview with Director Martin Scorsese
We speak with Noel Donnellon and David Z. Obadiah of the innovative graphics animation company, VooDooDog, at the showcase presentation of their company's recent film work.
We also talk to Martin Scorsese about his new movie Shutter Island.
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Irish Talent Spotlight
We speak with this years nominees for the Irish Talent Spotlight Award - Darren Healy, Kate McCullough and Conor Horgan.
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Jameson Gala: Cairo Time
We speak with Patricia Clarkson, Alexander Siddig and Director Ruba Nadda about their new film Cairo Time which was the Jameson Mid-week Gala event at the Light House Cinema.
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La Dolce Vita: Nino Rota Film Music
Conductor David Brophy about the tribute being paid to the legendary composer Nino Rota.
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Interview with Kirk Jones and Ciaran Hinds
Everybody's Fine Director Kirk Jones speaks to us about working with Robert De Niro and remaking a classic film. We Also caught up with Ciaran Hinds after he received his Volta award
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Interview with Ken Wardrop
Director Ken Wardrop talks to us about his first feature film, His and Hers, which had it's Irish Premiere on Friday.
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JDIFF Opening Night Video
Opening Night of the 2010 Jameson Dublin International Film Festival.
We talk to cast members, Colin Farrell, Alicja Bachleda, Alison Barry and director Neil Jordan about the opening night film 'Ondine'
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JDIFF Launch Video
Launch of the 2010 Jameson Dublin International Film Festival.
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Cairo Time
Cairo Time delves into the emotionally fraught territory of the fleeting affair. Patricia Clarkson plays Juliette, who follows her diplomat husband, Mark (McCamus), to Cairo and struggles with her new involvement with Mark's friend when her husband is held by the Authorities.
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Capitalism A Love Story
In his latest film Micheal Moore is taking aim at the total system
rather than just General Motors, he is still analyzing, provoking and commenting on the world's current crisis.
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Colony
About an enigmatic young
Chinese woman longing for a
different life. To find herself,
she needs to escape, and her
journey takes her first to a
city in her own country, where
she finds love, and loses it.
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Eyes Without A Face
A welcome 50th anniversary outing for one of the great European horror
films: at once ghastly and lyrical, Georges Franju's luminescent mad
doctor saga has had an immeasurable influence on the last half century
of shock cinema.
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The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
A journalist hires by a wealthy businessman to investigate the disappearance of his niece 40 years earlier.
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New York I Love You
This is a funny film and, with an all star cast, there are some very revealing encounters that unfold beneath the Manhattan skyline.
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When You're Strange
Tom DiCillo's revealing documentary about the iconic Los Angeles band 'The Doors' is a
treasure trove of live performances, TV appearances,
home movies, studio footage, and a never-before-seen
independent film made by and starring Morrison.
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