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Rose Glass follows up Saint Maud, her incendiary debut from 2019, with an unapologetically queer and decidedly pulpy thriller that solidifies her status as a visionary with a gift for characterisation and eye-grabbing imagery.
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BOOK NOW Times: 20:50
An intoxicating, unclassifiable, centuries-spanning mélange of love, obsession, existential anxiety, and dystopian futurism, Bertrand Bonello’s visionary The Beast lays justifiable claim to being the most bracingly original French film of the year. We first encounter Gabrielle (Léa Seydoux), a woman... Read More
BOOK NOW Times: 13:00, 17:50 (French Film Club)
Enjoying cult status among folk horror fans, The Outcasts, set in pre-famine Ireland when poverty and magic were rife, sees a young girl (Mary Ryan) discover a magical world of the imagination through ‘a wild, ungodly man’ (Mick Lally). When... Read More
BOOK NOW Times: 16:00, 18:30 (Q&A)
Trainspotting exploded onto cinema screens and into popular culture, the pounding drums of Iggy Pop’s Lust For Life accompanying Renton’s (Ewan McGregor) belittling of consumerist society immediately iconic, and its soundtrack as ubiquitous as that of Pulp Fiction. Renton, Spud... Read More
BOOK NOW Times: 15:45, 21:00
The story of Bernard Jordan’s escape from a care home to attend D-Day landing anniversary events in France is this year’s choice for the May film tour, organised by access>CINEMA and the Irish Film Institute to coincide with the Bealtaine... Read More
BOOK NOW Times: 11.00
A COMPLETE UNKNOWN 15:40
ARCHIVE AT LUNCHTIME: LOVE HURTS (PROGRAMME 2) 12.45
BLUE ROAD – THE EDNA O’BRIEN STORY 13:35, 20:40
HARD TRUTHS 16:10, 20:40
INGMAR BERGMAN: TO JOY 18.30
MARIA 13:30
PRESENCE 17:05
THE BIGGER PICTURE: HANDS ON A HARDBODY: THE DOCUMENTARY 18.20
THE BRUTALIST (70MM) 13:00, 19:00
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