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How To Make A Killing – Sadistic and Sweet

Coming to Irish cinemas is the thrilling How To Make A Killing, starring Glenn Powell as Becket Redfellow, a young...
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Night King – A top notch experience

Out now in Irish cinemas is Night King, a comedy about a hostess club in Hong Kong trying to survive...
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The Secret Agent – Beautifully Tragic

Coming to Irish cinemas is The Secret Agent, starring Wagner Moura, set in Brazil during a “mischievous” period of their...
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Back to the Past – An unexpected delight

Out right now in cinemas is Back to the Past, a film 24 years in the making, thanks to a...
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Resurrection – A transcendant journey

Coming to Irish cinemas is Resurrection, a film that deals with the life of cinema through the lens of immortals...
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Cold Storage – Messy, gross, fun

Out this week in Irish cinemas is Cold Storage, a gross-out comedy starring Joe Keery, Georgina Campbell and Liam Neeson....
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Whistle – You blew this

Coming to Irish cinemas is the latest horror from director Corin Hardy, Whistle, a film about a whistle that brings...
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Scare Out – A spy thriller with a lot to say

Out in Irish cinemas is Scare Out, this spy thriller tells a story about friendship, betrayal, and enemies abroad. Scare...
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The Testament of Ann Lee – A powerfully euphoric mania

Out this week in Irish cinemas is The Testament of Ann Lee, a euphoric and manic musical about the Shaking...
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Shelter – Bourne idiocy

Out now in cinemas is Shelter, the latest action thriller starring Jason Statham & Bodhi Rae Breathnach going up against...
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