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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Cillian Murphy in Small Things Like These and Hugh Grant in Heretic, plus Anora and Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story
This third Paddington instalment can't live up to its predecessors, but it's still vastly superior to most G-rated films
By: Tara Brady
Steve McQueen's extensively researched script alights on racism and looting, but at heart is a boy's own adventure
By: Tara Brady
The comedian’s return to the ‘motherland’ was a big part of making his new comedy. ‘I’ve always been drawn to Ireland. The beauty and the greenness and the underlying melancholy’
By: Tara Brady
Johan Grimonprez's propulsive account of jazz, colonialism, and the murder of Patrice Lumumba
By: Tara Brady
Tyler Taormina's Cannes contender is a trippy Yuletide vibe Christmas Eve in Miller's Point
By: Tara Brady
Gladiator II proves another showcase for Mescal's tough and tender masculinity, giving rein to his natural instinct as an actor
By: Tara Brady
Aged 14, Amrou Al-Kadhi made their big-screen debut playing the son of an Arab terrorist in Steven Spielberg's Munich . A decade later, writing in
Elizabeth Sankey looks to cinematic tropes of occult-adjacent women in her fascinating documentary about mental health and motherhood
By: Tara Brady
Spot-on lead performances and canny supporting players elevate a nuts-and-bolts script
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