The year is 2399, and Jean-Luc Picard dreams of his old ship, destroyed three decades ago, and his dear friend, the android Data, dead 20 years now. Dreams turn to nightmare, and Picard awakens, old and defeated, in his French château.

Two major international TV productions shot here, ‘Vikings’ and ‘Into The Badlands’ last year paid out combined wages to stars and crew of €36.5 million.

Furniture designer Eileen Gray was one of Ireland’s most pioneering women, yet most of us have never even heard of her. That’s all set to change now Orla Brady is playing her in a new movie, writes Esther McCarthy.

A new film unveils the bitter fallout between Eileen Gray and Le Corbusier over their iconic villa in the south of France, writes Ellie O’Byrne

A host of famous faces will descend on the capital this weekend ahead of the eagerly anticipated Irish Film and Television Awards.

Room, Sing Street, and My Name is Emily look set to be the big winners at the Irish Film and Television Awards (Iftas) as they have bagged eight nominations apiece.

The human tragedy that was the transportation of Irish convicts to Australia was immortalised in the sporting anthem, ‘Fields of Athenry’. The first journey from Cobh was one of the most dangerous, writes Robert Hume

The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival 2015 runs from the 19th to the 29th of March 2015, and its time to get with the announcements.

CD review: The Pixies

Crime drama Love/Hate has been nominated for a record 11 accolades in the Irish Film and Television Awards.

The shortlist for the 40 categories in the Irish Film and Television Academy Awards has been revealed this morning.

The 8th Annual Irish Film and Television Awards will be broadcast live tonight from Dublin's Convention Centre.

SCREEN star Brendan Gleeson and his two actor sons, Domhnall and Brian, have been shortlisted in separate categories in the Irish Film and TelevisionAwards.

Screen star Brendan Gleeson and his two actor sons, Domhnall and Brian, have been shortlisted in separate categories in the Irish Film and Television Awards.

A host of Irish films are set to take to the big screen at some of the world’s most prestigious film festivals, it emerged today.

Writer-director Marian Quinn’s Dublin-set drama '32A' is heading for the Berlin Film Festival (February 7-17).

Ellie (Atwell) is left in charge of the small group of residents who remain in a care home over the Christmas holidays … and quite a handful they turn out to be.

A host of stars are expected to turn out for a charity movie premier in Dublin tonight.

Dublin beauty Orla Brady returns to the top-rated TV drama Shark for an extended run.

Brother and sister Aidan and Marian Quinn are heading to the Galway Film Fleadh.

DUBLIN actress Sarah Bolger has been signed up to star in a new Hollywood movie based on an extraordinary love story which began at a Nazi concentration camp.

Two award winning actors are taking time out from filming in Dublin to present accolades at this year’s Irish Film and Television Awards.

A host of star names line up for Friday’s IFTA Film and Television Awards at the RDS in Dublin.

ACTOR Aidan Quinn has returned to Ireland to join forces with his sister to film a coming-of-age movie set in 1970s Dublin.

Actor Aidan Quinn has returned to Ireland to join forces with his sister to film a coming-of-age movie set in 1970s Dublin.

Michael Gambon and Stephen Rea will be joined by Colin Firth, Jim Broadbent, Penelope Wilton, Sophie Okonedo and James Bolam in a special film of Harold Pinter's play Celebration for Brit TV channel, More4. The production airs in December.

Not too many can find better uses for his garden than Derek Jarman.