If you’ve ever wanted to see Diablo Cody’s teen horror classic Jennifer’s Body back on the big screen, you’ve got a Hole new way to do it this June. Honey Pot Club and Slaughterhouse Dublin will be hosting a screening in time for Pride season, with movies and music coming together and serving a good…
Now in its 6th year, The Dublin Smartphone Film Festival returns to the Capital for another weekend of mobile movie brilliance. Taking place on June 3rd -DubSmartFF has the usual exciting mix of shorts, features and workshops, but this time at the beautiful Mart Gallery and Rathmines Ominplex in Dublin 6. This year’s festival is…
The Bloomsday Film Festival announces their programme of events from Monday 12th to Friday 16th June including a number of very special screenings in association with the Irish Film Institute. The Bloomsday Film Festival is run in partnership with the Bloomsday Festival and the James Joyce Centre, offering a unique festival experience blending film and…
The National Film School, IADT is showcasing the talents of the class of 2023 at the Lighthouse Cinema, Smithfield on Tuesday, 30th of May from 10am to 1pm. The screening includes seven graduate short films, a graduate multicam lifestyle television production and a Kino Eyes masters short film. After the event there will be drinks…
This summer, the IFI is celebrating the award-winning work of Paul Newman, providing an opportunity to see 12 of his films on the big screen from 3-28th June. The Paul Newman: American Icon Season will commence at the Irish Film Institute on June 3rd with the 1956 film Somebody Up There Likes Meand run until June 28th…
One of Ireland’s most established directors will have a season devoted to his films at the Irish Film Institute next month. For decades Joe Comerford’s films have aimed to explore social conditions and commentaries in Ireland. From May 13th – 20th, the IFI will be showcasing the career of Comerford, one of Ireland’s foundational independent…
The festival have confirmed the Irish whiskey as new sponsors ahead of the 4th edition of the Bloomsday Film Festival in June 2023. The cinematic leg of the annual celebration of one of Ireland’s greatest authors will benefit from the support for their upcoming festival this summer. The Bloomsday Film Festival enters its fourth year…
Ireland’s national film festival, the Japanese Film Festival expands Japanese culture across the island through the Asian country’s best cinema. In April 2023,the Embassy of Japan in Ireland and access>CINEMA are presenting the Japanese Film Festival for its 14th edition. The festival includes screenings of powerful drama A Man, which recently won eight awards –…
This day next week will see art and film collide in Dublin at a collaborative effort between aemi and the Irish Film Institute. The experimental arts org an the IFI will be presenting The Sun Gives Without Asking, curated by Sean Lynch on Wednesday 19th April at 6.30pm. The upcoming screening programme is curated by…
Playing at this year’s EAFFI, Absence tells a story of an unspoken past against a backdrop of contemporary urban disarray.
