Whether we prefer Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, Charlotte Bronte, or Thomas Hardy, we must admit many of fiction's rockstars ...

Barry Lyndon, which celebrates its 50th anniversary ... which opened to mixed reviews and disappointing box-office numbers, ranked 12th in the directors’ poll and 45th among critics.

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Few directors earn as much respect as Stanley Kubrick. Often cited as one of the greatest filmmakers ever to live, Kubrick’s ...

He found it to be “an incredible journey” and “very meaningful” to see the painstaking handcrafting a made-to-measure piece ...

One who catches the eye is the Dermot McLoughlin-trained Barry Lyndon. He would have finished much closer at Fairyhouse last time had he not made a mess of the second-last and he was still only beaten ...

Barry Keoghan and Christopher Abbott in "Bring Them Down." Credit: Patrick Redmond / MUBI Right from its opening moments, ...

Christopher Abbott and Barry Keoghan are beleaguered sheep farmers at war in this gory drama.

The air is hot with resentment as Michael’s former girlfriend Caroline (Nora-Jane Noone) is married to another farmer with whom she has a son, Jack (Barry Keoghan). There are multiple severings ...

The biographical jukebox musical about the songwriter gets a new outing at Drury Lane, and Samantha Gershman’s performance is ...

His former girlfriend, Caroline (Nora-Jane Noone), scarred in the same accident, lives on another farm with her tearaway son, Jack (Barry Keoghan). There is some odd casting here. Asking Abbott to ...