Tara Brady is the U.S. Head of Social Media for The Irish Times. With a focus on national news in Ireland, Tara writes articles covering a range of topics including film reviews, cultural commentary, and societal issues. Her work aims to provide insightful and engaging content for readers.
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Tara's coverage heavily focuses on film reviews and expert commentary within the entertainment news space. If you're looking to reach out, consider offering her access to new films for review or providing insightful expert commentary about upcoming trends in the film industry.
Given her national focus on Ireland, pitches related to Irish cinema or local film events may be particularly relevant to Tara's coverage. Additionally, if your expertise is in analyzing current and upcoming trends in filmmaking or specific genres, this could also resonate with Tara’s interests.
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By: Tara Brady
Alexis Bloom's documentary, using leaked footage of police interrogations of the Israeli prime minister, paints a murky picture
By: Tara Brady
A vacuous film that frequently feels like an overstyled catalogue shoot Queer
Lord of the Rings anime prequel is violent fun for fans, but Luca Guadagnino's Queer is a vacuous disappointment. Plus documentaries The Bibi Files and Chasing the Light
By: Tara Brady
Irish production company Tailored Films was the last piece of the funding puzzle to have the Donald Trump film The Apprentice made, but it struggled to find distribution even after it was made.
By: Tara Brady
Jude Law impresses as an FBI agent on the trail of murderous bank robbers, bomb-builders and counterfeiters
By: Tara Brady
The Six Triple Eight director Tyler Perry on the true story behind his new film, about the only US army unit of black women sent to Europe during the second World War
By: Tara Brady
The Marrakech International Film Festival, now wrapping up its 21st edition, allows us mere mortals to access the red carpet in ways that typically cost four-figure sums at conventions – and in balmy 26 degrees sunshine, too.
By: Tara Brady
The script is seldom subtle but impressive war tableaux act as a salve for dialogue
By: Tara Brady
Film-maker follows in eerie footsteps of FW Murnau and Werner Herzog in new feature, starring Lily-Rose Depp and Nicholas Hoult
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