Donald Crombie’s films such as Caddie, Cathy’s Child and The Irishman played a crucial role in shaping Australia’s cultural renaissance, fostered a new-found sense of confidence and identity.

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As part of Israeli Apartheid Week, the Derry branch of the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC) will present a ...

Lorraine McIntosh sings quietly to herself, a sound that lightens the room on a wet Raintown morning, as she hefts a small ...

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Director Laura Carreira speaks to Juliet Jacques about the quiet despair of gig economy workers and what a fictional feature ...

Lorraine McIntosh sings quietly to herself, a sound that lightens the room on a wet Raintown morning, as she hefts a small ...