KIFF 2022 have also announced the recipient of their honorary Maureen O’Hara award. The Kerry International Film Festival (KIFF) have this morning launched their 2022 film festival program. Celebrating its 23rd edition, the long running festival will take place this year 20 – 23 October 2022 across a series of venues throughout Killarney, Co. Kerry, as…
Participating cinemas across Ireland will be offering €4 tickets – all day, all seats, all shows next weekend. On Saturday, 3rd of September, cinemas across the Republic of Ireland will celebrate National Cinema Day with admission tickets at participating cinemas reduced to just €4 (RSP) including Premium seats, screens and 3D screenings. Over 95% of…
Exhibition organisation access>CINEMA are stepping up their work in bringing cultural cinema across the country with a new campaign to continue welcoming audiences back in to their local cinema. Ahead of their upcoming slate of engaging & acclaimed films, access>CINEMA is showcasing the cultural significance of local film clubs, community cinemas and arts centres across…
Later this month a new film festival arrives in Ireland as the Droichead Arts Centre and film maker Frank W. Kelly launch the inaugural Boyne Valley International Film Festival. This two day event will feature the best short films from around the country, and the world, with a special focus on films made in the…
Film fans! If you know us at Film In Dublin you know there’s two things we value above all else – watching Irish movies and watching them with a bag of popcorn spilling over, preferably drippingwith golden, gorgeous, wonderfully unhealthy butter. We’ve teamed up with artist extraordinaireAmy Lauren McGrath to express that affection and let…
On a day that few in the Irish film scene ever believed would truly arrive, the official trailer and poster have been launched for the eagerly awaited spy-thriller Blackbird (for a given value of ‘eagerly’, ‘awaited’ and ‘spy-thriller’), which is set to be released in Irish cinemas on Friday 2nd September. Is it a day that…
access>CINEMA is releasing Polish political thriller Leave No Traces in Irish cinemas from June 10th. The film, which was Poland’s submission for Best International Feature for this year’s Oscars, recounts a notorious chapter in modern Polish history. Directed by Jan P. Matuszynski, Leave No Traces begins in May 1983. High school student Grzegorz Przemyk and his older friend Jurek…
The long Paddy’s weekend may be over, but you can still enjoy Irish cinema this week, as Brendan Muldowney’s latest film arrives in cinemas this Friday. The trailer for his new horror The Cellar shows an ancient evil emerging for Irish and international stars to deal with. The dark and haunting feature had its world…
Irish filmmakers are currently raising funds for two organisations working on the frontline in Ukraine. A group of Irish-based filmmakers are appealing for donations with all funds collected going to Docudays UA and the International Coalition for Filmmakers at Risk. The collective of filmmakers are hosting a gofundme in support of these orgs in Ukraine,…
With all the challenges the industry is facing and in particular over the last 24 months, one thing that hasn’t changed is the quality of films coming out of the Irish scene. From festival favourites abroad, success and streaming and the return of audiences to our local screens, there are reasons for optimism in Irish…
