Belgian-born New Media student at IADT. Occasionally semi-knowledgeable about the latest in entertainment news and events in Ireland and around the world. Extremely informed on every possible way a person can eat peanut butter.
Another long weekend is ahead of us, and while many Irish households are now able to go out a bit more, that certainly doesn’t mean that we have to give up on entertainment in the comfort of our own home. In this week’s streaming picks: some modern classics, Irish cinema and a double dose of […]
The sun is shining, college is ending, time is freeing and new movies are still being added to streaming services every day: what more can we ask for? In this week’s streaming picks, we look at some more MUBI additions, cyborg action and understated dramas. And if you’re still begging for more, take a […]
Another weekend has gone by, and once again, Babylon takes a look at the best there is to watch on our television screens. In this week’s streaming picks, we look at both old and new additions as we celebrate some birthdays and look at the best Irish streaming services have added to their numerous catalogues. […]
Another weekend means another opportunity to catch up on movies. This week: the latest Tarantino, early Céline Sciamma, childhood classics and scientific biopics. And as always, you can catch up on last week’s streaming picks here. Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood (2019, directed by Quentin Tarantino, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt & Margot […]
As most of us get ready for a longer weekend than usual, now is a good time as any to remember that good movies don’t take days off. On this week’s streaming picks: murder, philosophy, and angry dog lovers. And don’t forget you can always catch up on last week’s picks too. Zodiac (2007, […]
As the Irish film and TV industry enters a new decade of uncertainty, it is easy to succumb to nostalgia and remember fondly the days when going to the cinema and watching a movie seemed like something that could never be taken away from us. However, the real history of Irish cinema proves that it […]
For many, the outbreak of Covid-19 is a source of entirely justified anxiety, fear and sadness. But for some, it is also proving to be an unplanned source of creative inspiration. Allison McCulloch, a Los Angeles based filmmaker and podcast host, was disappointed to hear that SXSW, the famous Austin-based film conference and festival, had […]
You know the drill by now: a new weekend means new movies and TV shows to watch and fill the time. This week, we look at science-fiction, thrillers, and what falls in between. It’s streaming picks time, and there’s no better time than now to dig in! And if you missed last week’s picks, […]
We’re still taking our precautions. We’re still doing our best to keep calm despite the stress of the outside world. For most of us, that means we’re still at home. And that means we’re still watching more entertainment than ever. Here are our streaming picks for this weekend. This week’s streaming picks: four stories about […]
“It’s only dangerous for the most vulnerable”. You’ve probably heard someone, whether you know them personally or not, justify their lack of concern over the Coronavirus pandemic in this way. While technically true, this seemingly innocent sentence carries a much more dangerous idea: one that says that the most vulnerable are little more than collateral […]
