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This month sees the release of a landmark programme at the IFI, where half of the films on June’s slate have been directed by women. Films such as Irish documentary Revolutions, Thai drama By the Time it Gets Dark, and German-Australian thriller Berlin Syndrome all hit the big screen, as the IFI continues its commitment to supporting and celebrating women in film. It seems especially appropriate as, this past weekend, Sofia Coppola became only the second woman in the Cannes Film Festival’s 70-year history to win the Best Director prize for her work on The Beguiled, which opens at the IFI this July.
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ARRACHT 16.10, 20.50
HORRORTHON: ANTLERS 20.50
HORRORTHON: BEYOND THE INFINITE TWO MINUTES 15.45
HORRORTHON: DAWN BREAKS BEHIND THE EYES 17.20
HORRORTHON: DITCHED 19.00
HORRORTHON: ISOLATION 22.50
HORRORTHON: LOVE HURTS 23.00
HORRORTHON: NIGHT AT THE EAGLE INN 23.10
HORRORTHON: WOODLANDS DARK AND DAYS BEWITCHED 12.00
NEVER GONNA SNOW AGAIN 18.20
THE FRENCH DISPATCH 13.10, 15.40, 18.10, 20.30
THE INVISIBLE LIFE OF EURIDICE GUSMAO 13.00
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