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So we’re back in Cannes for another year of obsessing about schedules and trying to expertly judge queue lengths to pack in as many films as humanly possible! Read IFI Director Ross Keane’s festival blog: Part One and Part Two.
To coincide with the presentation of States of Fear to mark its 15th anniversary, the Tiernan MacBride Library looks at other documentaries which caused controversy in Ireland – read more in this blog piece by Eilís Ní Raghallaigh.
The IFI Irish… Read More
IFI Press Release: 14/05/2014
IFI to present a live satellite Q+A with Jarvis Cocker and Pulp after screening of new documentary on Saturday 7th June
Sheffield, 1988, ‘The Day That Never Happened’. Following a disastrous farewell show in their hometown, Pulp… Read More
Think you know your musical movies and soundtracks? Test your knowledge in our FREE pub quiz in the IFI Cafe Bar on Tuesday, May 20th from 21.30!
To celebrate the release of Frank at the IFI, we’ll be asking the… Read More
We are looking for a group of young people to become ‘Media Explorers’ and help us plan and deliver our Family Festival. If you have a passion for film and media and would like to get involved then this could… Read More
Darragh O’Donoghue has been named winner of the IFI Pete Walsh Critical Writing Award for his review of Rob Epstein’s 2013 film Lovelace.
The Pete Walsh Critical Writing Award is a new annual award inspired by the late, esteemed IFI… Read More
IFI STRANGER THAN FICTION, DUBLIN’S DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 2014 DATES AND AN OPEN CALL FOR ENTRIES
The dates for the 11th edition of IFI Stranger Than Fiction, Dublin’s documentary film festival have just been confirmed as September 25th-28th 2014. The Festival is looking for original and… Read More
IFI Press Release: 2/5/2014
The dates for the 11th edition of IFI Stranger Than Fiction, Dublin’s documentary film festival have just been confirmed as September 25th-28th 2014…. Read More
Do box office figures reflect film quality? Who is the audience? What are the perceptions held of Irish cinema in Ireland and further afield? IFI Spotlight, our annual focus on Irish film and TV, took place throughout the month of… Read More
AKIRA (4K RESTORATION) 16.00
AMÉLIE (25th ANNIVERSARY) 17.45
ARCHIVE AT LUNCHTIME: TO DIE FOR (DOUBLE BILL) 12.15
FATHER MOTHER SISTER BROTHER 15.20
HOKUM 13.40, 20.50
ONCE UPON A TIME IN A CINEMA 13.10 (OC), 20.40
PRIMAVERA 18.30
ROSE OF NEVADA 11.10
THE SONG CYCLE 11.00, 13.25, 18.45
THE STRANGER 20.30
THIS MORTAL COIL: IKIRU 15.30
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