8 Spanish series to learn the language
Learning a new language like Spanish is not an easy task and can be a bit difficult not knowing exactly where to start. But one of the best options to get used to this new language is through its series,…
Category Movies
Immerse yourself in the exciting world of cinema through our Movies category. Explore a wide variety of genres, from drama to comedy, action movies, classic cinema and more.
Movies that were shot in Ireland
Ireland is a country known for its breathtaking landscapes and lovely cities. Of course, this information does not go unnoticed by the film industry when it comes to shooting their films in these wonderful and memorable places. Places that can…
Bo Burnham “Inside”: Seeking Comfort in Isolation
Now we know what Bo Burnham was up to during his lockdown. Inside is his new Netflix show, which he developed alone in his Los Angeles home throughout 2020. And, if its story and the evidence of our own eyes…
4 movies about the Northern Ireland conflict
Either adapted from true stories or fiction taking place in the historical period, movies about the Northern Ireland conflict can give you an insight into the Troubles and help you understand what happened. Officially starting in the 1960s and…
French Music and Cinema: Edith Piaf’s songs in English-speaking movies
French music is not the most famous, but everyone has at least heard Edith Piaf’s songs before. If you think you haven’t, but you have seen one of the movies mentioned in this article, then you’ve heard one of her…
Oscars 2021: H.E.R. – “Fight For You” – Its Story & Its Connection to Racism in America
H.E.R. aka Gabriella Sarmiento Wilson, D’ Mile, and Tiara Thomas won an Oscar in the Best Original Song category for “Fight For You” at the 93rd Academy Awards ceremony that took place at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on…
10 Foreign films on Netflix for every movie buff
From horror to rom-com here is our list of top 10 foreign films on Netflix that every movie buff as to see Thithi Thithi is a 2015 Kannada film from India that begins with the death of 101-year old, Century…
In the Name of the Father – Its Connection to Irish History & Society
Jim Sheridan’s evergreen In the Name of the Father had its 28th anniversary on 7 April and there are multiple reasons why I decided to write a little remembrance of it. Firstly, because it is one of most critically acclaimed…
Review: Stage to Screen, Romeo and Juliet at the National
Theatres across the globe have been gathering dust over the past year, and bar a few online streams, the majority of small scale theatres have taken a hit financially. This has led to numerous closures. Not only has this had…