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

As part of IFI20, we present one outstanding Irish short film from each of the 20 years that the IFI has been open.

Please see below for specific dates and times for individual programmes. There will be omnibus screenings throughout the month (Sunday, September 2nd at 13.00; Saturday, September 8th at 13.10; Sunday September 9th at 13.00; Saturday, September 22nd at 13.10; Sunday September 23rd at 13.00; Saturday September 29th at 13.10 and Sunday, September 30th at 13.00)

1992: The Visit (Orla Walsh) – September 1st, 13.10

1993: After ’68 (Stephen Burke) – September 3rd, 13.10

1994: A Skinny Little Man Attacked Daddy (Vivienne Dick) – September 4th, 13.10

1995: 35 Aside (Damien O’Donnell) – September 5th, 13.10

1996: Midnight Dance (John McCloskey) – September 6th, 13.10

1997: Flying Saucer Rock and Roll (Enda Hughes) – September 7th, 13.10

1998: Lipservice (Paul Mercier) – September 10th, 13.10

1999: The Drowning Room (Patrick Jolley, Reynold Reynolds) – September 11th, 13.10

2000: Too Dark for Night (Clare Langan) – September 12th, 13.10

2001: Fifty Percent Grey (Ruairi Robinson) – September 13th, 13.10

2002: Ape (Rory Bresnihan) – September 13th & 14th, 13.10

2003: Yu Ming is Ainm Dom (Daniel O’Hara) – September 17th, 13.10

2004: Undressing My Mother (Ken Wardrop) – September 18th, 13.10

2005: Six Shooter (Martin McDonagh) – September 19th, 13.10

2006: Carte de Visite (Paul O’Flanagan) – September 20th, 13.10

2007: Frankie (Darren Thornton) – September 21st, 13.10

2008: Spacemen Three (Hugh O’Conor) – September 24th, 13.10

2009: Moore Street Masala (David O’Sullivan) – September 25, 13.10

2010: Small Change (Cathy Brady) – September 25th & 26th, 13.10

2011: Even Gods (Phil Harrison) – September 27th, 13.10

2012: Irish Folk Furniture (Tony Donoghue) – September 28th, 13.10