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Neilson Hays Library in collaboration with the Embassy of Ireland presents a special screening of That They May Face The Rising Sun, tomorrow at 6.30pm.

We didn’t experience the bizjet’s 17-hour nonstop flying range—this time—but we got a taste.

It has been the fulfilment of a tantalising prospect: that filmmaker Pat ­Collins got to know novelist John McGahern personally while making the 2005 ­Ifta-winning ­documentary John McGahern: A Private World only enriches the former’s new screen adaptation.

It has been the fulfilment of a tantalising prospect: that filmmaker Pat ­Collins got to know novelist John McGahern personally while making the 2005 ­Ifta-winning ­documentary John McGahern: A Private World only enriches the former’s new screen adaptation.

Director Pat Collins on his adaptation of John McGahern’s acclaimed novel  That They May Face The Rising Sun, which powerfully explores life in rural Irel...

An Cailín Ciúin fans should start queueing now. Pat Collins has made an exquisite adaptation of John McGahern’s final novel

Pat Collins approaches John McGahern’s final novel about a couple’s return to rural Ireland with the attentive eye of a documentarian, encouraging viewers to adjust to a slower pace of life along with the film’s protagonists.

It’s only April but I’m already pretty sure what the best Irish film of 2024 will be. Pat Collins’ That They May Face the Rising Sun is so good, so confident in its storytelling and so clear in its intentions that it’s hard to imagine a better homegrown feature appearing before the end of the year.

In this year’s annual collection of the best adventures on Earth, we’ve covered all bases (and all continents).

As an editor for the YTV desk and the vice president of the Yale Film Society, I’d like to extend an invitation to what will […]