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ALTERED STATE
FEB 23RD – MAR 29TH (18.30)
A six-week evening course on the study of film. Open to all.
TICKETS €70 (including tea/coffee) for complete course (concessions €65). Please book your place by calling Sharon Corrigan on 01 679 5744 or email scorrigan@irishfilm.ie. Film tickets not individually sold.
In defining the nation state for the purpose of a fiction film narrative, how have filmmakers’ views altered over the years?
In this commemorative year we are prompted to recall events that led to the foundation of the Irish State, so it is timely to consider how different filmmakers have defined the nation, and contributed to a diverse catalogue of narratives, albeit with fairly recurrent themes.
Our Spring 2016 Evening Course will examine six films in which a particular vision of an Irish state is portrayed. The films are not presented as definitive, but rather operate within a range of socio-cultural, economic, religious and political contexts. They offer a view unique to the filmmaker, which will be considered through follow-up discussions.
The course will run on consecutive Tuesdays, commencing at 18.30. Order may vary slightly.
ARCHIVE AT LUNCHTIME: GAEILGE ABÚ! (DOUBLE BILL) 13.00
BÁITE 15.10
IF I HAD LEGS I’D KICK YOU 20.50
IFI TALKS – JLG: THE SECOND ACT 14.15
JEAN-LUC GODARD: GOODBYE TO LANGUAGE (ADIEU AU LANGAGE) 16.30
LA GRAZIA 11.15, 17.15
MIDWINTER BREAK 11.00
ORWELL: 2+2=5 14.00, 18.10
SIRĀT 18.20
SPILT MILK 13.05
THE SECRET AGENT 20.00
TWO PROSECUTORS
The IFI is supported by The Arts Council
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