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Classic films are those which have a timeless appeal and will resonate with audiences long after their initial release. Here you will find films made by Irish filmmakers but also films made by British and American directors drawn to Ireland by its dramatic landscape, its culture, its music and also by the narrative potential of its turbulent historical past. The Classic film selection includes a broad sweep of films that ranges from the Kalem collection of the silent era through to lavish Hollywood delights like The Quiet Man in the 1950s right up to more recent titles such as The Commitments and John Huston’s The Dead, all of which will continue to delight audiences for generations to come.
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Lenny Abrahamson, 83 minutes, 2004
Harry O'Donovan, 65 minutes, 1938
George Pollock, 77 minutes, 1959
Neil Jordan, 110 minutes, 1997
Alan Parker, 118 minutes, 1991
Neil Jordan, 112 minutes, 1992
John Huston,
John Huston, 83 minutes, 1987
Jim Sheridan, 110 minutes, 1990
ABBAS KIAROSTAMI: TASTE OF CHERRY 18.00
ALL YOU NEED IS DEATH 13:10, 18:30
ARCHIVE AT LUNCHTIME: SPRING FORWARD (DOUBLE BILL) 12.50
BALTIMORE 16:20
IFI & ONE DUBLIN ONE BOOK: EDUCATING RITA 15.30
IFI TALKS: KIAROSTAMI PANEL DISCUSSION 14.00
IO CAPITANO 13:40
JEANNE DU BARRY 15:40, 18:10
PERFECT DAYS 11:00, 20:40
THE TEACHERS’ LOUNGE 11:00, 20:20
THE ZONE OF INTEREST 20:50
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