Billie Eilish and Pelé: a glimpse into the lives of two very different talents
Two documentaries profile pop sensation Billie Eilish and football legend Pelé, who both became stars in their teens
Picture this: How Dublin International Film Festival moved online
Turning the annual showcase into an online event created challenges, but also some beautiful surprises, for festival director Grainne Humphreys
I Care a Lot: Horrible people meet their match in dark comedy thriller
In J Blakeson’s enjoyable film, Rosamund Pike shines as a nasty predator who may have tried one scam too many
News of the World: Hanks shines yet again in a superior Western
The veteran star is a pleasure to watch in Paul Greengrass’s latest
The Dig: Subtlety wins the day in a masterpiece of restraint
Simon Stone’s archaeological period drama is a feast of terrific performances
The White Tiger: Paying a high price to escape the rules of a rigid society
Ramin Bahrani’s adaptation of the Booker-winning novel is a compelling look at how India’s other 99 per cent lives
Broken Law: A sharp-elbowed crime debut makes its mark
Paddy Slattery’s first film is not without its flaws, but has enough energy and telling detail to impress
Aisling Franciosi: ‘Periods of unemployment are part of the job’
A star since her teens, the Irish-Italian has blossomed into one of the standout Irish actors of the moment. She tells us about surviving lockdown in New York and working to a calm
Pieces of a Woman: Family tragedy drifts into meandering melodrama
A riveting performance by Vanessa Kirby cannot rescue Kornél Mundruczó and Kata Wéber’s first US-based film from feeling overworked