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Following hugely successful events in 2014 and 2015, the IFI partnered again with the Mary Raftery Journalism Fund for a day of screenings, masterclasses and debate. Investigations 2016 explored the challenges of bringing controversial, complex and often conflicting stories to the large and small screen.
Legacy and Legal Challenges Chaired by broadcaster and journalist Miriam O’Callaghan with Jim Sheridan (Oscar-nominated producer/director) and Frank McDonald (Former Environmental Editor of The Irish Times)
The Inside Story: Masterclass in Documentary Making Public Interview With Award-Winning producer/Director, Janet Traynor (Rté Investigations Unit) Chaired By Journalist And Broadcaster, Olivia O’Leary.
The Power to Change Lives: Legal and Ethical Issues to Consider Before you do. Chaired by journalist and broadcaster, Áine Lawlor. Conor Horgan (Director, The Queen of Ireland), Andrea Martin (Media Lawyer) and Ides Debruyne (Managing Director, journalismfund.eu) teased out the challenges of bringing controversial and sensitive stories to the screen
28 YEARS LATER 20:30
APOCALYPSE NOW: FINAL CUT 14.00
ARCHIVE AT LUNCHTIME: AGAINST THE ODDS (DOUBLE BILL) 13:10
ARMAND 13:30, 20:40
AUSTRALIAN DREAMS: THE CHANT OF JIMMIE BLACKSMITH 16.00
BEAT THE LOTTO 11:10
HEARTS OF DARKNESS: A FILMMAKER’S APOCALYPSE 4K RE-RELEASE 11:40
HOT MILK 11:20
NINE QUEENS 25TH ANNIVERSARY 18:00
RAN (40TH ANNIVERSARY) 14:30
THE BALLAD OF WALLIS ISLAND 20:50
THE PHOENICIAN SCHEME 18:20
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