Stephen Rea

In 1960, the women of Ballyfermot, Ireland, dream of winning a pilgrimage to Lourdes.

Documentary on once famous Hollywood star and notorious hellraiser Richard Harris.

Emily Blunt (A Quiet Place) leads this limited series as an aristocratic Englishwoman who arrives into the new and wild landscape of the West to wreak revenge on the man she sees as responsible for the death of her son.

Psycho-thriller that pairs Chloë Grace Moretz and Isabelle Huppert in a tale of obsession from director Neil Jordan (The Crying Game).

Hugo Weaving and James Frencheville (Animal Kingdom) lead this Western-like revenge thriller set in Ireland during the Great Famine.

Set in the idyllic cove of Costa Brava in the Mediterranean, this Spanish culinary romantic dramedy tells the story of a broken-up couple who decide to keep their year-long booking for the closing of the “best restaurant in the world”.

Directed by Neil Jordan (The Crying Game), this biopic follows Irish revolutionary, soldier and politician Michael Collins (Liam Neeson, Schindler's List), who was a key figure in the creation of the Irish Free State.

Underworld 4 sees Kate Beckinsale's Selene escape imprisonment to find humans have discovered the existence of both Vampire and Lycan clans...

Western that presupposes Butch Cassidy didn't die at the hands of the Bolivian military alongside the Sundance Kid and lived until old age where a final adventure awaits. Stars Sam Shepard as the elderly outlaw.

Based on the Oprah’s Book Club novel by Maeve Binchy. These two things happen: Marilyn’s (MacDowell) life is devastated by the accidental death of her 15 year old son in New England...

Horror centred around a small town in Louisiana that is suffering from what appears to be the Biblical plagues...

Graphic novel adaptation, written by the Wachowskis (The Matrix) starring a bald Natalie Portman and masked Hugo Weaving. Set in the future, in a cruel and corrupt, totalitarian Britain...

Filmmaker Neil Jordan's Best Picture Oscar-nominated crime drama, winner of Best Original Screenplay, following a kidnapped British soldier who befriends one of his IRA captors.

In the seventies, the members of Strange Fruit were rock gods. Twenty years later, they're ageing nobodies, languishing in obscurity until Tony the keyboardist decides to resurrect the band for one last tour in this Brit comedy starring Bill Nighy.

When brooding novelist Maurice Bendrix (Ralph Fiennes) meets Mrs Sarah Miles (Julianne Moore) in 1939 war-torn London, their attraction is instant and the two begin a passionate, illicit affair.