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On Saturday 29th June, pianist Máire Carroll will be bringing her piano along to the Light House Cinema for a one night only musical event, “Reimagining the Movies“. An extensive performer worldwide and a winner of numerous awards including the 2018 RDS Collins Memorial Prize, 2015 Tilestyle Artist Bursary and the 2012 RDS Music Bursary, Carroll will be performing some of her iconic film scores by some of cinema’s most loved composers alongside a number of guests, along with the premiere of her latest composition specially composed for the evening.
Ahead of her performance on Saturday, Film In Dublin spoke with the musician about the power of music on screen, her work and influences and more.
- June 25, 2019
- 2019, Ennio Morricone, Film scores, Interviews, June, Light House Cinema, Máire Carroll, Michael Giacchino, Music, Philip Glass, Smithfield, What's On
The China Ireland International Film Festival aims to introduce the best Chinese filmmakers and film works to Ireland, brings Chinese films to the Irish film audience, allowing a more direct experience of Chinese art. In the same vein, a number of Irish films will be screened during the festival, the better to share some of the best of Irish filmmaking in the 21st century.
“God made food; the devil the cooks.”
– James Joyce, Ulysses
- May 27, 2019
- 2019, Disney, Goldblum's Day, Jeff Goldblum, June, Jurassic Park, Marvel, Smithfield, The Light House, The Lost World., Thor: Ragnarok, Uh, Universal, What's On
Pianist Máire Carroll will be performing at the Light House Cinema in June for a special one night only event that promises to bring alive a number of film score favourites.
- May 23, 2019
- 2019, Ennio Morricone, Film scores, June, Light House Cinema, Máire Carroll, Michael Giacchino, Music, Philip Glass, Smithfield, What's On
Every year the Irish Film Institute explores a diverse range of science fiction in its Dark Skies programme. In June 2019, Dark Skies returns to the IFI, and this year the festival will explore how the sci-fi genre has responded to our world’s ambiguous relationship to the machines we have created with the theme “Man Vs Machine”.
- May 14, 2019
- 2019, A.I. Artificial Intelligence, Classic Movies, Dark Skies, Demon Seed, Hi A.I, IFI, Irish Film Institute, June, Sci Fi, Star Trek, Terminator 2, Tetsuo, The Matrix, The Stepford Wives, WESTWORLD, What's On
Admirable, Amiable, Theodorable. Who doesn’t love Keanu Reeves? Certainly the Light House Cinema do, which is why they’ve announced their latest season, Keanurama, an ode to Ted Logan himself that will demonstrate through over a dozen of his most iconic roles exactly why the man is The One to so many film fans. Including a John Wick double-bill and coinciding with the release of that series’ latest chapter Parabellum, this series of fun films will surely have us all speeding to Smithfield this summer.
- April 26, 2019
- 2019, 90s, Classic Films, John Wick, July 4th of July, June, Keanu Reeves, Light House Cinema, May, Seasons, Smithfield, The Matrix, What's On
Though we at Film In Dublin love a prestigious evening of sophisticated cinema as much as the next website, there’s no doubt that sometimes it’s good to kick back and enjoy a late night of wild and weird cult movies. And who says the latter can’t have as much artistic intrigue and worthy discussion as the latter? Cabaret Noise certainly agree with us on that front. This new Dublin-based film events company are dedicated to bringing cinemas greatest and most forgotten oddities to all manner of venues and locations around Dublin, and they’ll be introducing themselves to the fair city of film with a series of oddities set to screen in Stoneybatter over the next few months.
- April 24, 2019
- 2019, Cabaret Noise, cult classic, cult film, Dublin, July, June, May, Stoneybatter, The Darkroom, What's On
Cinemagic Film and Television Festival for Young People returns to Dublin this May and June with a programme jam packed full of diverse creative opportunities to inspire and motivate young people. This year will see a number of new exciting elements added to the programme and visits from representatives fromAardman Animations, Brown Bag Films and Cartoon Saloon! A new screening series entitled Talking Pictures will offer the chance to view Irish movies with talks from filmmakers and film professionals involved in the productions. Among the industry names who will take part will be Frank Berry, Carmel Winters, Lee Cronin, Aislinn Clarke, Paddy Breathnach and Andrew and Ryan Tohill. For an even more immersive experience, young people can be part of the first Cinemagic Talent Lab Boot Camp for 16+yr olds and it will include masterclasses, seminars and Q&A’s with film professionals who will provide insight into the industry in a range of disciplines such as Production Management, Assistant Directing, Editing, Camera, Sound, Art Department & Costume, Hair and Makeup and Location Management.
- April 15, 2019
- 2019, Aardman Animations, Aislinn Clarke, Andrew Tohill, Carmel Winters, Cartoon Saloon, Cinemagic, Cinemagic Film Festival, Dublin, Film Festivals, Frank Berry, Irish directors, June, Lee Cronin, Liffey Trust Studios, Masterclass, May, ODEON Point Square, Paddy Breathnach, Q&A, Ryan Tohill, What's On
With the release of Pixar’s eagerly anticipated Incredibles 2 arriving swiftly on the horizon, the Light House Cinema are devoting a weekend to the animated works of the series’ director, Brad Bird.
- June 18, 2018
- 2018, Animation, Brad Bird, Directors, June, Light House, Pixar, Ratatouille, Smithfield, The Incredibles, The Incredibles 2, The Iron Giant
