The debut feature from eclectic Irish documentarian Paul Duane (Natan, 2013; While You Live, Shine, 2018; Best Before Death, 2019) sees him combine his wide array of interests to create a distinctly Irish entry to the folk horror canon. Anna (Simone Collins)... Read More
BOOK NOW Times: 15:10, 20:50
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PROGRAMME TWO
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Born into a life of wealth and privilege, English debutante Rose Dugdale defies her family’s expectations for a good marriage and goes instead to Oxford, where the seeds of her political radicalisation are sown. Amongst the political turmoil of... Read More
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The second chapter of Denis Villeneuve’s suitably epic adaptation of Frank Herbert’s seminal novel follows immediately from the ending of Dune: Part One (2021), with Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) and mother Jessica (Rebecca Ferguson) fleeing from the attack orchestrated by sworn enemy... Read More
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Spirit Messages is aemi’s 2024 touring programme, a selection made to bring together some of the most exciting new moving image work by Irish and international artists. The artists featured in this programme employ a set of creative strategies to... Read More
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The IFI Evening Course returns this Spring with a six week introduction to screenwriting, led by renowned script and story consultants Mary Kate and Rachel O’Flanagan. The tutors will work with course participants... Read More
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The immigration narrative is reframed as a hero’s quest in Matteo Garrone’s searing depiction of a Senegalese teenager’s attempts to reach Europe’s hallowed shores. 16-year-old Seydou (Seydou Sarr), and his cousin, Moussa (Moustapha Fall), are gravely disillusioned when their journey... Read More
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Born in 1743, Jeanne Bécu (played by writer-director Maïwenn), the illegitimate child of a monk and a cook, spent her formative years in a convent, where her taste for contemporary literature scandalised the nuns. Released at the age of 15,... Read More
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Re-released in a new 4K digital restoration to mark its seventieth anniversary, Elia Kazan’s film, memorably described by Orson Welles as “a celebration of the informer” – a field in which Kazan had some personal experience – was his third... Read More
BOOK NOW Times: 17:20
In the postscript to his titular novel, from which Jonathan Glazer’s film takes its title and situation but virtually nothing else, Martin Amis refers to Auschwitz survivor Primo Levi being told by one of the concentration camp’s guards, “there is... Read More
BOOK NOW Times: 16:15
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