The Bloomsday Film Festival wrapped last Sunday after a jam packed programme of eclectic literary film events around Dublin City. After a hugely successful week of sold out events the Bloomsday Film Festival, born during the Covid pandemic, and only in its third year, has firmly cemented its place in Dublin’s Summer festival calendar. Highlights…
On 21st July 2023, the Barbie movie will be arriving in Irish cinemas. Already it’s already attracted no shortage of excitement and intrigue, in part because of the director behind it, one of the very best in the game today, Greta Gerwig. Empathetic and involved, Gerwig’s work both in front of and behind the camera…
Director: Tina Satter Starring: Sydney Sweeney, Josh Hamilton, Marchánt Davis Running Time: 83 minutes In 2017, then-25 year old NSA translator Reality Winner was approached at her home by the FBI. Her interrogation that day was to spiral into the the longest prison sentence ever imposed in the United States for the unauthorised release of…
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 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…
Bloomsday is here again this summer and with it comes Ireland’s most literary film festival, back for its third year. 2022 marks the centenarian celebration of the publication of James Joyce’s Ulysses (1922) and the Bloomsday Film Festival 2022 has expanded its efforts to serve as a celebration of cinema, literature, and artistic innovation accordingly.…
The Irish Film Institute will be hosting a retrospective on one of the great names in musical cinema throughout June. The American dancer, choreographer and director Bob Fosse will be featured throughout the next month as all five feature films directed by Fosse will screen at the IFI. The season starts on Thursday 9th June…
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…
