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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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Dan Berk and Robert Olson’s latest film Novocaine hits Irish cinemas today, with a cast starring Jack Quaid, Amber Midthunder and Ray Nicholson. Dáire, Katie and Aaron from the Phoenix Film team share their thoughts on the movie below. Dáire’s Review The latest movie in Jack Quaid’s nice guy rise comes an action movie with […] […]

Lyndsey Marshal stars in Jed Hart’s debut feature film, Restless. Ahead of its release on April 4th, the Phoenix Film team share their thoughts on the movie below. Dáire’s ReviewNicky is an overworked nurse who enjoys simple pleasures when she can: baking, classical music and occasionally watching snooker. Her life becomes restless when a hard-partying […] […]

Paul W. S. Anderson’s latest film In the Lost Lands hits Irish cinemas today. Dáire Walsh from the Phoenix Film team shares his thoughts on the movie below. Dáire’s reviewFrom the latest collaboration between director Paul W. S. Anderson and actress Milla Jovovich, most well known for their series of Resident Evil films, comes In […] […]

Danny Dyer stars in new film Marching Powder directed by Nick Love (The Football Factory, Goodbye Charlie Bright, The Firm). Dyer plays the lead character Jack, who has six weeks to get his life together following his arrest. With themes of violence and hooliganism that call back to ’00s British cinema like The Football Factory, […] […]

Stephen King’s 1980 short story The Monkey has now been adapted by director Osgood Perkins for the big screen, starring Theo James. Some of our Phoenix Film team share their thoughts below. Dáire’s reviewFrom director Osgood Perkins, who brought us last year’s Longlegs, comes a horror of a different kind.Based on Stephen King’s short story […] […]

Danish-Palestinian director Mahdi Fleifel brings us To a Land Unknown, which follows two Palestinian refugees on a tumultuous journey trying to move to Germany. Dáire from Phoenix Film shares his thoughts on the film below. Dáire’s reviewWe follow two Palestinian cousins, stuck in Greece after being swindled by smugglers, who are now planning a route […] […]