The one and only Strider, also known as Aragorn, later called by the name King Elessar Telcontar of Gondor is coming to Dublin. He's also called Viggo Mortensen sometimes.

Tarzan is back in an action packed new take on the classic story this week, and it's a quiet enough time at the cinema otherwise.

Finding Dory isn't out in Ireland until the 29th of July but you can come along to an early screening in Dublin, with some special guests.

The GAZE International LGBT Film Festival returns to Dublin for the August bank holiday 2016, bringing a host of Irish and International features to our capital.

Green Room is already one of our favourite films of the year, and it's about to be unleashed on Irish audiences on the 13th of May.

Andrew Sweeney tells Alan O’Riordan how his idea to combine art with culinary pursuits will help build a school in Cambodia

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The Japanese Film Festival returns to Ireland in 2015. Now in its seventh year, the festival is all about bringing the best of Japanese cinema to Irish audiences, and this year will be presenting 18 films at venues in seven cities around the country.

Human rights themes are again to the fore at the ICCL film awards and rightly so, writes Pádraic Killeen

The fifth Japanese Film Festival opens tonight at the Light House Cinema in Dublin, before going nationwide.

THE shortlist for the fourth annual Irish Council for Civil Liberties Human Rights Film Awards has been announced in Dublin by a celebrity jury that includes Oscar winner Brenda Fricker, Oscar nominated director Kirsten Sheridan and Senator David Norris.

The Jameson Dublin International Film Festivalcombined big-name actors with some superb viewing, says Orlagh Ní Arrachtáin

An Irish-made romantic comedy set in Dublin’s theatrical world will be premiered in the capital this week.