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Colette starring Kiera Knightley opens on Friday January 11th and we’ve got prizes to celebrate!
The Pioneering life of the titular 19thcentury French literary sensation is brought to the screen in handsome fashion by director Wash Westmoreland (Still Alice, 2014)…. Read More
Check out reviews of our new releases this week below, or pop in to make up your own mind!
THE FAVOURITE “There is more warmth in the average Samuel Beckett play than you’ll find in the director’s entire oeuvre. These… Read More
The Favourite is out now and we’re giving away a goodie bag to celebrate!
In early 18th century England, a frail Queen Anne occupies the throne and her close friend, Lady Sarah, governs the country in her stead. When a… Read More
Throughout January and February 2019, we present a selection of Irish shorts which have been nominated for and won Academy Awards for free as part of our Archive at Lunchtime programme on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. In this special post,… Read More
We have a bumper crop of new and returning releases from Friday the 21st of December, including Under the Clock, The Silver Branch, Mug, The Last Movie and Khrustalyov, My Car!
Read on for a selection of reviews, or pop… Read More
A new month, and a new year (!) beckons – here’s everything happening at the Irish Film Institute in January 2019.
NEW RELEASES
From Tuesday 1st: The Favourite, Sink or Swim, RBG From Friday 4th: An Impossible Love From Friday… Read More
It’s a busy week with four new films releases on Friday the 14th of December, and we’ve got a bonus title below too!
Free Solo is a new National Geographic documentary following free climber Alex Honnold’s attempt to summit El… Read More
Two new films arrive at the Irish Film Institute on the 7th of December 2018: The Old Man and the Gun is an elegiac drama featuring Robert Redford’s final screen performance and Sorry to Bother you is an anarchic comedy… Read More
In partnership with the First Fortnight Mental Health Festival 2019, the IFI is proud to present its biggest collaboration with the festival yet, with four screenings throughout the month of January. This year’s selection will include the Irish premiere of… Read More
CLOSE TO YOU 16:10, 18:20
IFI TALKS: DR CONOR POWER – THE MUSIC OF JOHN WILLIAMS 18:30
JAWS 20.15
KNEECAP 15:50
MRS ROBINSON 13:30, 18:10
PULP FICTION 4K RE-RELEASE 13:00
SING SING 13:20, 20:30
TOUCH 15:40, 20:10
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