Screentime With John Fardy

This week on Screentime John Fardy chats to Gabriel Labelle the star of Steven Speilberg’s new Oscar-Nominated look at his childhood and early years ‘The Fabelmans’. John also talks to the Oscar-Nominated director of An Cailín Ciúin Colm Bairéad following this week’s amazing news. Plus Sue Murphy reviews ‘Pamela-A Love Story’ on Netflix.

This week on Screentime John Fardy talks to the real life ‘Dave’ from ‘The Bank of Dave’ on Netflix about a Burnley business Dave Fishwick who attempted to set up his own bank. John also chats to the director of the new Irish Horror Comedy ‘Let the Wrong One in’ Conor McMahon. Plus there are reviews of Damian Chazelle’s new Hollywood epic ‘Babylon’ and Sky’s new series ‘The Last of Us’.

This week on Screentime John Fardy chats to the Awards Editor at Variety Tim Gray about the Irish Success at the Globes and how the Banshees of Inisherin might fare at the Oscars. Musician and Mental Health Advocate Bressie chats about his favourite movie. And the week’s big new movies and tv show are reviewed.

This week on Screentime John Fardy chats to the co-director of the poignant documentary ‘Long Live My Happy Head’ all about a comic-book artist who draws cartoons to deal with his brain tumour. Paul Howard author of Ross O’Carroll kelly chats about his favourite film. Plus Glass Onion; why are so many people watching it?

This week on Screentime John Fardy is joined by Aoife Barry of the Journal and by Film Critic Chris Wasser to look at there top tv show and films of the year. Camille O’Sullivan chats about her favourite film. And we hear if ‘Avatar-The Way of Water’ is worth the admission fee.

This week on Screentime John Fardy chats to Kieron Corless the Associate Editor of ‘Sight and Sound’ about their controversial new poll of the 100 Greatest Movies of All Time. There’s reviews of Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinnocchio and the new Sitcom ‘Rosie Molloy Gives Up Everything’. And Poet Theo Dorgan chats about his favourite movie.

This week on Screentime John Fardy talks to Director Lorcan Finnegan about his creepy psychological horror 'Nocebo' which sees a fashion designer succumb to a mysterious illness who is then offered a possible cure from an equally mysterious house guest. Radio Presenter Dave Moore chats about his favourite movie.. plus your chance to win the The Lost King on DVD.

This Week on Screentime John Fardy talks to acclaimed actor Jared Harris about a new documentary all about his legendary father Richard in 'The Ghost of Richard Harris' on Sky Arts. John also talks to Director Gavin Fitzgerald about his new documentary film 'Million Dollar Pigeons' all about those individual who keep and race pigeons aka 'the pigeon fanciers'.

This week on Screentime John Fardy talks to author Wayne Byrne about his new biography 'Walter Hill A Hollywood Maverick'. Mark Ryall reviews the comedy thriller 'The Menu' and 'Aftersun' staring Paul Mescal. And former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern talks to John about his favourite film.

This week on Screentime John Fardy chats to the bright young stars that are Gaten Matarazzo star of 'Stranger Things' and Jacob Tremblay about their roles in the new Netflix Movie ‘My Father’s Dragon’ from the wonderful Kilkenny-based and Oscar-Nomiated Cartoon Saloon. John also talks to its director Nora Twomey. Plus resident critic Mark Ryall reviews ‘Black Panther-Wakanda Forever’.

This week on Screentime John Fardy chats to Irish Actress Niamh Algar and Oscar- Winning Director Sebastian Lelio about their new movie 'The Wonder' all about a seemingly miraculous young girl who hasn’t eaten in 4 months in post-Famine Midlands Ireland in the 1860’s'. The Peculiar Sensation of Being Pat Inglodsby'; John chats to the director Seamus Murphy about his insightful documentary about the well-known Poet. Plus Bafta-Winning Actress Gina McKee on her role in the star-crossed lovers story ‘My Policeman’ starring Harry styles.

For the weekend that's in it this week on Screentime John Fardy looks at the best Horror Movies of time. In the company of regular critic Mark Ryall John looks at how Hollywood has treated terror on screen from the Classics to the Contemporary.

This week on Screentime John Fardy chats to Brendan Gleeson and Colin Farrell about their new movie 'The Banshees of Inisherin'. John also chats to the film's acclaimed director and writer Martin McDonagh. And as always Mark Ryall is here with the all the other new Cinema Releases.

This week on Screentime John Fardy talks to Legendary Comedy Director Paul Feig about his new Netflix movie ‘The School for Good and Evil’. As Maths Week Ireland begins John chats to comedian and author Colm O’Regan about how Maths is portrayed on Screen. Plus Comedian and Actor John Colleary chats about his favourite film

This week on Screentime John Fardy chats to Emma Mackey of 'Sex Education' fame about her great new Gothic Romance ‘Emily’ all about Emily Bronte and what may have given rise to her writing of Wuthering Heights. John also chats to its Director Francis O’Connor. Mark Ryall reviews ‘Amsterdam’ and ‘The Woman King’. Plus Newstalk’s own Henry McKean chats about his favourite movie

This week on Screentime John Fardy chats to Director Sasha King about her poignant documentary 'Vicky' that tells the inspiring story of Vicky Phelan. Mark Ryall reviews all the week's new cinema releases including 'Mrs Harris Gores to Paris'. Plus Comedian and Actor Laura O'Mahony chats about her favourite film.

This week on Screentime John Fardy chats to actress and fashion designer and now director Antonia Campbell-Hughes about her brooding directorial debut ‘It Is In Us All’ set among the hills of Donegal about two men on the run from themselves. ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ the movie that caused all the bother at the Venice Film Festival is reviewed. Plus Comedian Ian Coppinger chats about his favourite film. And as always there’s all the usual TV picks.

This week on Screentime John Fardy talks to Brian O’Halloran and Jeff Anderson stars of the Cult movie series ‘Clerks’ created by Kevin Smith as 'Clerks 3' hits cinemas this Friday. He talks to Director Eddie Sternberg and Producer Collie McCarthy about their new Netflix film ‘I Used to Be Famous’ about a washed-up boyband star who unexpectedly teams up with a young gifted autistic drummer. Plus Mark Ryall on the week’s new releases.

This week on Screentime John Fardy chats to the director of the great new horror comedy ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’ Halina Reijn. Mark Ryall reviews ‘See How they Run’ staring Saoirse Ronan and the New David Cronenberg Movie ‘Crimes of the Future’. Plus musician Luan Parle chats about her favourite film

This week on Screentime John Fardy talks to Hugh Bonneville and Kelly MacDonald about the new Netflix thriller ‘I Came By’ as well as its Director Baber Anvari and cast George Mackay and Percelle Ascott. All the weeks new movie releases are dissected by Mark Ryall and you better strap yourself in as he’s reviewing Michael Flatley’s ‘Blackbird’