Cinematographer Ben Davis tells IndieWire how the isolating effects of COVID found their way into the haunting and beautiful imagery of “The Banshees of Inisherin.”
The “Fargo” and “Carol” composer tells IndieWire that Martin McDonagh gave him a specific instruction: “‘I hate ‘deedle-dee,’ old world, Irish film music.”
McDonagh’s new film tackles an aspect of his identity he would rather not explain — but it’s part of what makes the work so good.
And it wasn’t just Jenny the donkey: Brendan Gleeson’s dog bit him and the horse literally tried to kill him.
Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson experience a hilariously violent falling out in this poignant tale of friendship gone awry.
The stars and director of 2008’s well-loved “In Bruges” reunite for this drama about a friendship crumbling against the backdrop of the Irish Civil War.
Oscar winner Martin McDonagh writes and directs his first feature set in his native Ireland, re-teaming up with both “In Bruges” actors.
McDonagh’s fourth directorial feature will be a two-hander set on an Irish isle.
Martin McDonagh wants you to know his Oscar-nominated screenplay in no way tries to redeem Rockwell’s racist cop.
Martin McDonagh knew he was writing a strong female character, but wasn’t prepared for how much she would embody modern times.
Martin McDonagh’s follow-up to “Seven Psychopaths” hits theaters on October 13.
“In Bruges” and “Seven Psychopaths” writer-director Martin McDonagh returns with a searing study of motherhood, revenge and police brutality.
