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Rave reviews (and glorious sunshine) for The Grand Budapest Hotel and for IFI Classic treats Rome, Open City and Wake in Fright
Wes Anderson’s dazzling The Grand Budapest Hotel featuring Ralph Feinnes in a wicked comic turn recieved five star reviews from The Independent, Daily Mail, The Daily Telegraph and Donald Clarke in the The Irish Times who describes it as ‘the best Wes Anderson film in a decade’ (read review)
IFI Classics re-release selection have met with the critics’ approval this week with five star reviews in The Irish Times for both Roberto Rossellini’s Rome, Open City (Roma città aperta) (read review) and Ted Kotcheff’s ‘lost’-but-not-forgotten classic Wake in Fright about which Tara Brady in The Irish Times says ‘John Grant’s odyssey, for all its excess, forms a neatly symmetrical, perfectly Kafkaesque narrative’ (read review)
ARCHIVE AT LUNCHTIME: MISSPENT YOUTHS? (PROGRAMME 1) 13.10
IF I HAD LEGS I’D KICK YOU 14.50, 18.05
IFI & DIFF: FOREVER IS NOW 20.45
IT’S NEVER OVER, JEFF BUCKLEY 12.30
NO OTHER CHOICE 14.10
SENTIMENTAL VALUE 17.20
THE PRESIDENT’S CAKE 15.45
THE SECRET AGENT 20.10 (OC)
THE TESTAMENT OF ANN LEE (70MM) 13:00 (70MM), 18:00 (70MM)
WILD STRAWBERRIES: THE MARCHING BAND 11.00
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