Oscars: Ireland Selects Damian McCann’s Heist Thriller ‘Aontas’ for International Feature Race
Damian McCann's Irish-language heist thriller Aontas will represent Ireland in the race for the 2027 best international feature film Oscar
Damian McCann's Irish-language heist thriller Aontas will represent Ireland in the race for the 2027 best international feature film Oscar
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Mike Leigh talks "Tender Loving Care," why it may be his last film, 50 years of never compromising and the Harvey Weinstein story from the…
Damian McCann's Irish-language heist thriller Aontas will represent Ireland in the race for the 2027…
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