The Light House have announced their summer season and it’s more packed than a pimple and more exciting than a sweaty first shift at a disco. All the way from July to September at the Smithfield cinema it’s Not Another Teen Season, a celebration of teen movies across genre, across decades and all across the summer.
In a densely programmed season, every avenue of the teen experience on screen is set to be explored over the coming months, from the traditional coming-of-age stories to the equally beloved coming-of-death teen slasher. Indulge your younger self with their Twilight marathon, get scarlet for Emma Stone as you brush up on Easy A for their Cinema Book Club and more. There are over 30 films on offer throughout, everything from romance to horror, satire, dance, action, drama and millions more – who said teens have no attention span?
With hits from Robert Rodriguez, John Waters, George Lucas, Wes Anderson, Céline Sciamma, Wes Craven and of course, John Hughes, it’s a who’s who of teen auteurs. In September, they’ll also be showing Ireland’s own classic-in-waiting Dating Amber, David Freyne’s movie about two school friends who decide to start a pretend straight relationship in an effort to fit into 90s Ireland.
On 6th August, they’ll be following a screening of 10 Things I Hate About You with a 90s party. The celebrations continue in style on 10th September, with the deadly Debs you never had, a Carrie-themed Prom Party after watching the De Palma/King classic.
Check out the full line-up of films showing this summer at the Light House Cinema’s Not Another Teen Season below. Tickets available now.
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All 5 films, back to back
Aug 20 / 2022
PERSEPOLIS
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Aug 31 / 2022
Aug 28 / 2022
Aug 30 / 2022
10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU + 90S PARTY
Aug 06 / 2022
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Aug 01 / 2022
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Jul 16 / 2022
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Jul 23 / 2022
Jul 27 / 2022
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Jul 09 / 2022
Jul 14 / 2022
CARRIE + PROM PARTY
Sep 10 / 2022
Jul 03 / 2022
Jul 05 / 2022
Artwork by Meagan Hyland
Pretty Deadly Films – The Artbook 2020 – 2021
In 2020, Film In Dublin launched Pretty Deadly Films, our digital and print zine celebrating cinema – the best of blockbusters, cult hits and new classics. Issues of PDF can feature anything from in-depth articles to cupcake recipes, but every edition also features incredible artwork, and we’ve compiled some of the art featured in the first two years of PDF into one feature length edition.
Featuring thirteen of the best artists in Ireland, Pretty Deadly Films – The Artbook 2020 – 2021 is 35 pages of art and movies coming together, and the results are pretty deadly.
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o Simone Kett
o Laura McNamee
o Jess Dunne
o Heather Brennan
o Leeann Hamilton
o Adeola Lawal
o Amy Louise O’Callaghan
o Amy Lauren McGrath
o Panamoo
o Brian Burke
o Katelyn McKenna
o Elly Makem
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