MA student Olivia Rose Barrameda Enos has been working with the Irish Film Curators Programme, hosted by the Dublin International Film Festival, to curate a three-day festival in the Lighthouse Cinema in Dublin from September 27-29. 

Breanne 1975 is out now. The book is a fantasy-adventure set in a fictional village in rural Ireland. It is aimed at readers aged 11-15.

For lovers of theatre and history!

Glance into a magical theatrical time capsule...

Observe Michael Collins, Constance Markievicz and Éamon de Valera both in person and in beautiful Pathé newsreel footage from Ireland's period of revolution...

Hear the historical figures' thoughts on Ireland's turbulent years and witness intimate reflections on their experiences...

Over the weekend, July 26th to 28th, thirteen teams of filmmakers across Cork wrote, shot and edited five-minute films as part of the Cork City 48-Hour Filmmaking Challenge by the People's Picturehouse. The films were then judged by a jury of experts including Una Feely, Emily Murray, Sinead O'Riordan and Kenny Gaughan before being screened for all the participants. 

The brain behind every film production is the PRODUCER. Dedicated to organisation and communication, they hold the show together from the first phase of conceptualisation till the very end, post-production. They oversee budget, coordinate talent and assemble crew. 

Following its premiere, 'David Puttnam: The Long Way Home' is now available to watch on RTÉ Player.