July 30th 2019: As the Irish Film Institute (IFI) embarks on a landmark refurbishment of its two biggest cinema spaces, its August schedule sees the visit of an internationally bestselling author, new releases from two masters of modern cinema, and the… Read More
New releases at the Irish Film Institute on Friday the 26th of July 2019: Marianne and Leonard: Words of Love, The Chambermaid and The Current War.
Read on for a selection of reviews or pop in to make up your… Read More
Tickets for the Irish Film Institute’s (IFI) previously announced special screening of Forbidden Planet, with special guest George R.R. Martin, will go on sale this Thursday, July 25th. This event is presented in association with Dublin 2019: An Irish WorldCon… Read More
New releases at the IFI from Friday July 19th: Varda by Agnès, Tell it to the Bees and Pavarotti.
Read on for a selection of reviews, or pop in to make up your own mind!
VARDA BY AGNES “Varda died… Read More
The IFI is delighted to announce that it will screen Fleabag live on September 12th and 16th 2019 with National Theatre Live.
See the award-winning, one-woman show that inspired the BBC’s hit TV series Fleabag, broadcast live from London’s West… Read More
Three new releases arrive at the Irish Film Institute on Friday the 12th of July 2019: The Dead Don’t Die, The Brink and Our Time.
Read on for a selection of reviews or pop in to make up your own… Read More
The Irish Film Institute (IFI) is delighted to announce that international bestselling author George R.R. Martin will visit the IFI for a very special screening of Fred M Wilcox’s seminal 1956 sci-fi classic Forbidden Planet in 35mm on Saturday, August… Read More
New releases at the IFI on Friday July 5th 2019: Don’t Look Now, Vita and Virginia and Never Look Away.
Read on for a selection of reviews or pop in to make up your own mind.
DON’T LOOK NOW “A… Read More
In 2019, Stephen Porzio was chosen to represent Ireland at the Venice Film Festival through the 28 Times Cinema programme, which he applied for through the Irish Film Institute. Below, you can find his first thoughts on the opportunity, ahead… Read More
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