Irish Film Institute -ARCHIVE AT LUNCHTIME JUNE 2012: DOUBLE BILL

ARCHIVE AT LUNCHTIME JUNE 2012: DOUBLE BILL

Join us for free screenings from the IFI Irish Film Archive. Simply collect your tickets at the IFI Box Office when visiting.

Continuing our annual Bloomsday celebration, we present an array of short films inspired by the work of James Joyce.

DOUBLE BILL Programme:

ULYS

An animated potted Ulysses directed by Tim Booth.
FILM INFO: 3 minutes, 1998, Colour

 

PITCH AND PUTT WITH BECKETT AND JOYCE

A parody of the personae and writing styles of Joyce and Beckett, directed by Donald Clark.

FILM INFO: 3 minutes, 2001, Colour

 

FAITHFUL DEPARTED

Dublin, June 16th 1904 through photographs from the Lawrence Collection (directed by Kieran Hickey). 

FILM INFO: 10 minutes, 1968, Black and White

 

AMHARC ÉIREANN: EAGRÁN 159

Joyce Tower Opened!

FILM INFO: 3 minutes, 1962, Gael Linn, Black and White

 

EAMON MORRISSEY’S JOYCEMEN

Against a backdrop of nostalgic scenes of Dublin: Switzer’s Christmas window, Brown Thomas on the other side of the street, the Joyce Tower and Mulligan’s pub, Eamon Morrissey reads passages from Ulysses.

FILM INFO: 5 minutes, ca 1980, Colour

 

JAMES JOYCE’S DUBLIN

This short documentary written by Ulick O’Connor and narrated by Micheál MacLiammoóir explores the Dublin in which Joyce lived and worked before his departure for Europe.

FILM INFO: 20 minutes, 1966, Black and White Mike O’Connor/ 1966

 

 

 

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