Our very own Paula Wiseman attended Dublin Comic-Con on Saturday 11th this year. She got a chance to interview some of the guests attending the event; she caught up with the actors Kevin McNally, Daniel Moncada and Luis Moncada. Kevin McNally is an English actor and writer. He is known for portraying Joshamee Gibbs in the Pirates of the Caribbean film series. Daniel and Luis Moncada are Honduran-American actors and brothers known for their role as "The Cousins" Leonel and Marco Salamanca on the AMC crime drama series Breaking Bad (2010) and its spin-off Better Call Saul (2016; 2018–present).

Director – Jono Mcleod Cast - Alan Cumming, Dawn Steele, Clare Grogan, Shan Saba, Wam Siluka Jr. In 1993, 16-year-old Brandon Lee enrolled at Bearsden Academy, a secondary school in a well-to-do suburb of Glasgow, Scotland. What followed over the next two years became the stuff of legend.

Our very own Paula Wiseman is still covering what’s going on at Diff. This time she got a chance to interview the director and cast members of Wolf. Natalie Biancheri - Director George Mackay - Jacob Fionn O'Shea - Rufus Lola Petticrew - Judith Believing he's a wolf trapped in a man's body, Jacob eats, sleeps and lives like one -- much to the shock of his family. When he's sent to a clinic, Jacob and his animal-bound peers are forced to undergo increasingly extreme forms of curative therapies. However, once he meets the mysterious Wildcat, their friendship blossoms into an undeniable infatuation, and Jacob must decide whether to renounce his true self for love.

Hot off the red carpet from DIFF, our very own Paula Wiseman got a chance to interview the writer, producer, director and cast members of The Feast. A wealthy family has a dinner party at its home in the Welsh mountains, hosting a local businessman and farmer who hope to broker a business deal. A mysterious young woman arrives to be the family's waitress, and things begin to unravel. Director; Lee Haven Jones Writer and Producer; Roger Williams Annes Elwy - Cast member - Cadi Nia Roberts - Cast member - Glenda

Hot off the red carpet from DIFF, our very own Paula Wiseman got a chance to interview the producers and directors of Young Plato, a documentary set in post-conflict Belfast. An observational documentary set in post-conflict Belfast’s Ardoyne,  where a marginalized, working-class community has for generations been plagued by poverty, drugs and guns. This film charts the dream of  Headmaster Kevin McArevey and his dedicated visionary team, illustrating how critical thinking and pastoral care can empower and encourage children to see beyond the boundaries and limitations of their own community. We see how philosophy can encourage them to question the mythologies of war and of violence, and challenge the narratives of their community. David Rane - Producer Neasa Ni Chianain - Director Declan McGrath - Co-Producer/Director Kevin McArevey - Principal in the school 

Paula Wiseman chatted with LA based Irish actor, Glenn Keogh about some  of his upcoming movie and TV projects, and also about some of his amazing past work, including roles in 'Scorpion', 'Marvel's Agents of  S.H.I.E.L.D.' and 'Transformers - Age of Extinction'.

Our very own Paula Wiseman interviews George MacKay at the True History of the Kelly Gang red carpet event at the Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival. Based on Peter Carey’s Booker Prize winning novel, Justin Kurzel’s TRUE HISTORY OF THE KELLY GANG shatters the mythology surrounding Ned Kelly to reveal the essence behind the life of the notorious icon. Hero to some, outlaw to others, Kelly (played by George MacKay) throws a long shadow over a specific period of Australian history. Spanning his life from his younger years to the time leading up to his death, the film explores the story behind this legendary figure. Nurtured by the notorious bushranger Harry Power (Russell Crowe) and fuelled by the unfair arrest of his mother (Essie Davis), Kelly recruits a wild bunch of warriors to plot a campaign of anarchy and rebellion that will grip the entire country. Youth and tragedy collide in the Kelly Gang, and at the beating heart of this tale is the fractured and powerful love story between a mother and son. DIRECTED BY Justin Kurzel CAST George MacKay, Essie Davis, Nicholas Hoult, Thomasin Mckenzie, With Charlie Hunnam And Russell Crowe

Our very own Vixen Ninetails got a chance to interview Akidearest and Joey The Anime Man at J-Con 2019. Joey The Anime Man and Akidearest are a pair of YouTubers that are based in Japan, who are amongst the biggest Otaku channels on YouTube. Joey is a Japanese/Austrailian. Joey is known for his monthly favorites videos of the latest anime and manga he follows in Japan, which he critiques and gives his viewers some recommendations on what they should keep an eye out for. He is a massive otaku, who is fluent in Japanese, has a great sense of humor and comedic charm, who also produces some fun and bizarre videos on perhaps some of the most obscure services you can find in Japan: like renting a Japanese mom for a day.

Paula got a chance to have a quick chat with Pat Shortt, at the DIFF screening of 'Dark Lies the Island' on Weds 27th February 2019 in Cineworld. Written by Irish author Kevin Barry and based around characters he  created for his own short story collection, Ian Fitzgibbon’s (Death of a Superhero) pitch-black comedy centres on a small Irish town over a week-long period. If you’re going get involved with men in a small  Irish  town, they might as well be the Mannions - and Sara is involved up to  her neck. The Mannions are a feuding family in the town of Dromord who  are all set at each other. Sara is married to Daddy Mannion but holding a  candle for her first love, his son Doggy. When she also  gets involved  with his brother, trouble looms. An impressive Irish cast  including  Peter Coonan, Charlie Murphy, Pat Shortt and Moe Dunford  flesh out this  unique, dark, comedy which offers on-the-nose  observations about Irish life.

Paula got a chance to sit down and talk with the director of 'Dark Lies the Island' at the Virgin Media Dublin Film Festival, Ian Fitzgibbon. Written by Irish author Kevin Barry and based around characters he created for his own short story collection, Ian Fitzgibbon’s (Death of a Superhero) pitch-black comedy centres on a small Irish town over a week-long period. If you’re going get involved with men in a small Irish  town, they might as well be the Mannions - and Sara is involved up to  her neck. The Mannions are a feuding family in the town of Dromord who  are all set at each other. Sara is married to Daddy Mannion but holding a candle for her first love, his son Doggy. When she also gets involved  with his brother, trouble looms. An impressive Irish cast including  Peter Coonan, Charlie Murphy, Pat Shortt and Moe Dunford flesh out this  unique, dark, comedy which offers on-the-nose observations about Irish life.