A screening of new documentary For Sama on Saturday September 14th 2019 was followed by a panel discussion in association with the Irish Syria Solidarity Movement. Panelists will include Dr Mustafa Alachkar; Mohammad Debhishma; Leonie O’Dowd from the Irish Syria… Read More
New Irish supernatural comedy Extra Ordinary is out now and we welcomed star Maeve Higgins alongside directors Mike Ahern and Enda Loughman for a Q&A on Friday the 13th of September 2019.
Click below to listen to it.
Extra… Read More
The Irish Film Institute will be the only place in Ireland to see Joker on 70mm, opening on October 4th 2019.
The new film from director Todd Phillips stars Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck, a man struggling to find his… Read More
As you may have noticed, the IFI is undergoing some major refurbishments during the summer of 2019. Cinema 1 and 2 will be totally revamped, including new seats, floors and acoustic panelling. After the work, there will be significantly more… Read More
Four new releases at the Irish Film Institute from Friday September 13th: Extra Ordinary, For Sama, Phoenix and Midnight Cowboy.
Read on for a selection of reviews or pop in to make up your own mind!
EXTRA ORDINARY “It’s a… Read More
Days before Joker surprisingly took home Venice Film Festival’s grand prize, myself and 27 other jurors (led by acclaimed Brazilian director Karim Ainouz) were busy choosing the winner of our own strand.
Before I get into that, however, I will… Read More
ACTOR LIAM CUNNINGHAM ANNOUNCED AS INAUGURAL FESTIVAL PATRON
The sixth annual Dublin Arabic Film Festival (DAFF), curated by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Jim Sheridan and Festival Director Zahara Moufid, will open on Friday, October 4th at the Irish Film Institute (IFI) in Dublin’s Temple… Read More
Two new films release at the IFI on Friday the 6th of September: Aniara and Rojo.
Read on for a selection of reviews or pop in to make up your own mind!
ANIARA “A cold, cruel, piercingly humane sci-fi parable… Read More
The sun is scorching. The water is warm. Yet, between August 28 and September 7, the best part of Venice is the films being screened.
I’ve been in the Italian city over a week, representing the Irish Film Institute through… Read More
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