The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes has just been added to Netflix. The prequel is the fifth entry in the franchise.

Come enjoy an unforgettable screening of 'Four Mothers,' an uplifting comedy-drama that won the coveted BFI London Film Festival Audience Award at the Tin Room Bar & Theater this Saturday, June 21, ...

An Irish adaptation of Garcia Di Gregorio’s acclaimed 2008 film Mid-August Lunch, director Darren Thornton’s Four Mothers is the story of Edward (James McArdle) and his 81-year-old mother Alma (the ...

Stage and screen actress Fionnula Flanagan was born in 1941, and raised in Dublin. She spent many years in America with her husband, psychiatrist Garrett O’Connor.

James McCardle, left, stars alongside Fionnula Flanagan, right, in Four Mothers When James McCardle read the script for new comedy Four Mothers, it instantly put him mind of the woman who opened ...

Fionnula Flanagan looks tremendous. Dressed in gorgeously soft woollens, her fingernails manicured to immaculate pearl drops, she makes her corner of the Merrion Hotel bar into a regal enclave.

LET THEM EAT, WELL, YOU KNOW: This Guinness Stout Chocolate Layer Cake is good enough to make you forget your troubles. Credit: Brian Chilson The Irish actress Fionnula Flanagan was telling us ...

At the film’s core is the strained but tender relationship between Edward and Alma, played by the inimitable Fionnula Flanagan, recognisable to many from her turn as Eloise Hawking in LOST. The bond ...

Four Mothers tells the story of Edward (James McArdle), a novelist saddled with caring for his elderly mother (Fionnula Flanagan) who finally finds himself on the brink of literary success.

Nicole Kidman would love to revisit her character in 'The Others'. The Oscar-winning actress starred in the 2001 psychological horror film alongside the likes of Fionnula Flanagan, Christopher ...

Republic of Ireland, 2024. 89 mins YA novelist Edward (James McArdle) is a full-time carer for his mutely-defiant mother Alma (Fionnula Flanagan), who bosses him around from an iPad.

Glover stars with the ensemble cast featuring Sunnyi Melles, Fionnula Flanagan, Bjørn Sundquist, Dearbhla Molloy, Barbara Sarafian, Jan Gunnar Røise, Esmée van Kampen, & Sam Louwyck.