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She Didn’t Say No! based on Una Troy’s charming novel We Are Seven tells the story of Bridget Monaghan, an unmarried woman in the town of Doon, Co Waterford, Ireland during the 1950s. Although Bridget independently supports her six children… Read More
April 15th 2021: The Irish Film Institute (IFI) is pleased to announce that the digitally remastered Irish film She Didn’t Say No! is now available to view worldwide for one week, at www.ifiplayer.ie and via the IFI Player suite of apps.
Cyril Frankel’s She Didn’t Say… Read More
The board and staff of the Irish Film Institute are deeply saddened to learn of the death of filmmaker Paddy Cahill. Paddy directed many fine short documentary films about the art and architecture of Dublin. For over a decade he… Read More
March 11th 2021: The fifth edition of the East Asia Film Festival Ireland (EAFFI) comes to IFI@Home for its second online edition this month from March 25-28. As usual, this year’s festival will feature a fantastic selection of new and classic East Asian… Read More
March 2nd 2021: As communities around the world prepare for their socially distanced St Patrick’s Day celebrations, the Irish Film Institute is delighted to today launch a brand new platform to bring the best of Irish film to homes across the globe…. Read More
February 24th 2021: Irish Film Institute (IFI) is pleased to partner with aemi and Dublin Feminist Film Festival to present Lisa Rovner’s music documentary Sisters with Transistors, available to stream from Friday, March 5th. To celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 on Monday, March 8th, a… Read More
February 8th: The Irish Film Institute (IFI) and IFI Horrorthon are excited to announce a new selection of films, My Bloody Horrorthon Presents: Bleeding Hearts, available to stream on IFI@Home from Friday, February 12th, as alternative Valentine’s Weekend viewing. Titles are now… Read More
February 1st 2021: The Irish Film Institute is pleased to announce the launch of a new season of Japanese cinema on its video-on-demand platform, IFI@Home, available from Friday, February 5th. Japan has one of the world’s oldest film industries, and this season,… Read More
January 18th 2021: The Irish Film Institute is delighted to announce the launch of a newly-curated collection on its video-on-demand platform IFI@Home. GROWING PAINS is a new selection of films from Irish directors that focus on coming-of-age stories. Although adolescence is a… Read More
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