Just as the Twilight series is about to end with the release of "Breaking Dawn: Part 2", Stephenie Meyer has another movie about supernatural creatures helping teenage girls find love.

Roscommon native Chris O’Dowd’s latest film ‘The Sapphires’ has received glowing reviews after being screened at Cannes Film Festival, and has even been dubbed the Australian version of ‘Dreamgirls’ by some reviewers.

You can sum up what happens in Liam Neeson's new movie The Grey in one sentence. A plane carrying a bunch of macho men crashes in a remote region of Alaska, and one by one they are picked off by a pack of really macho wolves.

Michael Fassbender, the 34-year-old Irish actor, is having a banner year. Cast in several of the biggest critical hits of 2011 and this year’s winner of the prestigious Best Actor Award at the Venice Film Festival, he’s already become one of the world’s great leading men.

Irish productions “Death of a Superhero” and “Albert Nobbs” have received excellent reviews at this years Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).

It's that age-old question -- can a woman make it in a man’s world? And the answer, according to Sarah Jessica Parker and Pierce Brosnan’s new film I Don’t Know How She Does (which opens nationwide on Friday, September 16z) is that certainly she can, provided she’s willing to give up everything that makes her a wife, a mother and a woman.

What do you get when you assemble a cast of first-rate young actors with seasoned comedy professionals like Steve Coogan and “Saturday Night Live’s” Molly Shannon?