Tara McCamley investigates if the superhero genre has reached a tipping point with Avengers: Infinity War and the upcoming end to the Marvel Cinematic Universe and looks to see if there is any way for comic book films to maintain their relevance or if they are doomed to fade into obscurity
Continue reading ➞ Will the end of the MCU mark the end of interest in the superhero film genre?
Ruth Cunningham looks back on the decades long legacy of the Spice Girls and how Girl Power paved the way for 2018’s female pop revolution.
Maryam Madani talks to parents of children with Down syndrome to investigate some of the reasons why women might choose or not choose to give birth.
Continue reading ➞ The Repeal Debate: We Need to Talk About Disability Rights
This short video is about a museum in Dublin. EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum has been attracting large crowds since it first opened its doors in May 2016.
Founded by Neville Isdell, a successful businessman who was born in Co Down but moved to Zimbabwe at the age of 10, it is described as an ‘immersive interactive’ museum located in Dublin’ docklands. In this video we take a look at what the museum offers and talk to a number of people who work there and explain its appeal.
Joaquin Phoenix won the Best Actor award at the Cannes film festival in 2017. Andrew Carroll reviews You Were Never Really Here to see if it lives up to the hype
Continue reading ➞ Joaquin Phoenix is at a career best in You Were Never Really Here
Maryam Madani investigates the growing popularity of sex robots, their representation in film and their possible affect on society and relationships
Continue reading ➞ (S)ex Machina: On Sex Robots and The Future of Human Relationships
