2-6 October // Irish Festival of Oulu // The Camino Voyage, Lomax in Éireann, Making the Grade, Black 47, Patrick’s Day// Cultural Centre Valve // Oulu, Finland

4-6 October // Bangkok Irish Film Festival // Brooklyn, Black 47, Making the Grade, GAZE on Tour shorts: Breast Friends, Thirst, Cat Calls, Wren Boys, Johnny, The Red Tree // Bangkok Screening Room // Bangkok, Thailand // Presented in association with the Embassy of Ireland, Bangkok

5-20 October // CineLibri // Breakfast on Pluto // Sofia, Bulgaria // Presented in association with the Embassy of Ireland, Sofia

7-11 October // Irish Film Festival // The Silver Branch, In the Name of Peace: John Hume in America, Once, The Camino Voyage, Pavee Lackeen // Manaus, Brazil // Presented in association with the Embassy of Ireland, Brasilia and facilitated by the Cultural Secretariat of the State of Amazonas.

10-16 October // One World Film Festival-Jeden Svet // The 34th: The Story of Marriage Equality // 10th – Lumiere Cinema, Bratislava followed by Q&A with Dr. Gráinne Healy // Faculty of Arts, Bratislava [10th] // Bardejov, Banska Bystrica, and Zilina [dates TBC], Slovakia // Presented in association with the Embassy of Ireland, Bratislava

11-13 October // Omagh Literary Festival // The Camino Voyage // Strule Arts Centre // Omagh, Co. Tyrone

11-20 October // Indonesian Eco Film Festival // Colony // Jakarta, Indonesia // Presented in association with the Embassy of Ireland, Jakarta

13 October // European Arthouse Cinema Day // Sing Street // Spazju Kreattiv // Valletta, Malta // Presented in association with the Embassy of Ireland, Malta

14 October // Atlanta Pride Festival // Queen of Ireland + Q&A with Rory O’Neill / Panti Bliss // Atlanta, GA, USA // Presented in association with the Consulate General of Ireland, Atlanta

16-31 October // Irish Film Festival Singapore // Float Like a Butterfly, Once, The Hole in the Ground, Song of the Sea, The Camino Voyage, The Crying Game // Singapore // Presented in association with the Embassy of Ireland, Singapore // The screening of Float Like a Butterfly on 20th October will be followed by a Q&A with director Carmel Winters and production designer Toma McCullim. A number of workshops

16 October // Fairfield University – Irish Studies Department // No Stone Unturned // Connecticut, USA

16 October // The Irish in Film Series presented by the Irish Studies Department at Fairfield University // No Stone Unturned // Kelly Center Presentation Room // Connecticut, USA // Film presented by Kevin Cassidy, PhD, Department of Politics

19-20 October // iBAM [Irish Books, Arts, Music] // Short film programmes: IFI Documentary Festival shorts curated by Dean Kavanagh: The Reek, Johnny, For When I Die, Mother & Baby, Inhale, The Last Miner, Pigeons of Discontent, Hey Ronnie Reagan. IFI Brief Encounters New Fiction curated by Dean Kavanagh: Time Traveller, Fern, Behind Cars, Wave, Take Me Swimming. GAZE on Tour shorts curated by GAZE Festival: Breast Friends, Thirst, Cat Calls, Wren Boys, Johnny, The Red Tree // The Mayfair Theatre, Chicago Irish American Heritage Center // Chicago, IL, USA // These screenings are part of the center’s offering of free events during Chicago Architectural Foundation’s Open House weekend.

22 October // London Irish Centre and IFI present // Máirín de Burca: A Loner’s Instinct // London Irish Centre Camden // London, UK

25-26 October // Irish Screen America, Glucksman Ireland House and the Irish Arts Center present // Float Like a Butterfly New York premiere + Q&A with director Carmel Winters [25th]; Katie [26th] // Cantor Film Center // New York, USA

25-27 October // Friday Harbour Film Festival // The Camino Voyage //  San Juan Island, Washington, USA The Camino Voyage

30 October // Movimiento // Come on Over ciné-concert with musical accompaniment by Elaine Loebenstein // City-kino // Linz, Austria // Presented in association with the Embassy of Ireland, Vienna

31 October // Come on Over ciné-concert with musical accompaniment by Elaine Loebenstein // City-kino // Linz, Austria // Presented in association with the Embassy of Ireland, Vienna

The IFI International programme is supported by Culture Ireland.