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Phoenix Film is our weekly film show on 92.5 Phoenix FM. Hosted by Dáire Walsh with contributors including Aaron, Daragh, Dean, Fionn, Katie and Seán, the show features lively discussion about new releases, classic films, the latest trailer drops and all the action from film festivals and awards ceremonies.
You can listen live from 8.00pm to 9.00pm every Thursday on 92.5 FM in Dublin 15 or online at www.phoenixfm.ie around the world.
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Daire’s review Our titular Christy, played by Daniel Power, is thrown out of his latest foster home, weeks away from his 18th birthday. On his return home Christy is faced with a community and history that embrace him, for better and worse. Power brings a steeled nervousness to his performances that is poked and prodded […] […]
Daire’s review Life of Chuck is the latest adaptation of Stephen Kings illustrious work. As the title suggests we follow Charles Kranz, played by Tom Hiddleston, Jacob Tremblay and Benjamin Pajak, at various moments in his life. While the movie starts with a foreboding aura, which is unsurprising from a King story, it tempers […] […]
Dáire’s review Four letters of Love tells the dual narrative of two true loves seemingly meant to be. On one side we have Nicholas, played by Fionn O’Shea, a quiet and observant young man who ventures west with his father, played by Pierce Brosnan, springing with a new verve for life. Slightly further west […] […]
Dáire’s review Jai Courtney stars as Tucker a shark obsessed killer running a literal tourist trap whoabducts a drifting surfer, Zephyr (played by Hassie Harrison). Zephyr now has to escape thederanged clutches of a cold blooded murderer. All the while Moses (Josh Heuston) searchesfor her the day after their first date. While Jai Courney, particularly, […] […]
Seán’s Review The Salt Path, based on the memoir of the same name, is directed by Marianne Elliot, stars Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs as Raynor and Moth Winn, a married couple who hike across the coast of England after losing their home. I do feel that this film is intended for an older audience […] […]
Dáire’s Review The Flats Is a documentary about a community living in Belfast, and primarily focuses on the lingering effects that the Troubles have had on those who lived through it and still live with its aftermath. Uniquely, this is done in part with recreations of Joe McNally’s memories of the troubles that he has […] […]
A nostalgic trip to his childhood beach quickly descends into turmoil in Lorcan Finnegan’s latest film, The Surfer, starring Nicolas Cage. Daragh and Seán from the Phoenix Film team saw the film ahead of its general release on May 9th and share their thoughts below. Daragh’s ReviewIn this collaborative effort between Irish and Australian filmmakers, […] […]
Aislinn Clarke delivers a unique Irish twist to the horror genre with her latest film Fréwaka, hitting Irish cinemas on April 25th. Daragh from Phoenix Film attended an advance screening and shares his thoughts below. Daragh’s Review Dundalk-born writer and director Aislinn Clarke has proven time and time again that she can craft a chilling […] […]
Listen to our Phoenix Film special from the Dublin Smartphone Film Festival below: The Phoenix Film team had the privilege of attending the Dublin Smartphone Film Festival last Saturday, March 29th at The Complex, Smithfield. Stay tuned for all the action from the festival on upcoming Phoenix Film episodes. Our thanks to the team at […] […]
Viola Davis stars in Amazon Prime Video’s latest film G20, released today. The EGOT winner, who previously played Michelle Obama in 2022’s The First Lady, now takes on the role of the POTUS herself – albeit fictionalised – as a G20 summit is hijacked by terrorists. Dáire attended an advance screening of the film and […] […]
