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New York Irish Arts Centre

7th of February & 17th of February We continue our film collaboration with the New York Irish Arts Centre in 2015 with an evening of love-themed shorts from Ireland and New York on the 17th February, and Saturday Morning Cartoons on…

New York Irish Arts Centre

Ongoing programme – March, May, June 2014. IFI @ IAC programme: See Details  Screening of Moon Man on the 22nd March: See Details A diverse film programme celebrating the the best of Irish film, including U.S. premieres and screenings of…

New York Irish Film Festival

October 2nd - 5th We are delighted to support the annual New York Irish Film Festival at the Cantor Centre. Jim Sheridan will be in attendance, and we are supporting a retrospective of his work screening In America, My Left…

New York Our Time

Vivienne Dick, 80 minutes, 2020

Celebrated filmmaker and artist Vivienne Dick weaves a personal and philosophical documentary remembering 1970s New York in its heyday for bohemian artists and musicians. Featuring contributions from many of her contemporaries at that time, the film also contrasts the “No…

Nice Night For It

Rachel Carey, 7 minutes, 2018

Ground down by endless nights awake, an insomniac takes a nighttime walk, where she finds comfort in a fellow sleepless stranger.

Nimes International Film Festival, France

Rachel Carey, 7 minutes, 2018

Nimes International Film Festival, France: A tribute to John Boorman and contemporary Irish film programme Feb 4th – 13th

Nitelink

Aidan O'Sullivan, 2019

A bereaved man, grieving and drunk, idly asks for a way out. Unfortunately, in doing so, he irritates someone that could give him just that.

No Place

Laura Kavanagh, 7 minutes, 2019

Angela and her two kids find themselves on the verge of homelessness. An increasingly desperate situation leads Angela to commit an uncharacteristic act placing the family's future in jeopardy.

No Stone Unturned

Alex Gibney, 110 minutes, 2017

One of cinema’s most prolific and impactful documentary directors, Alex Gibney, is best known for tackling big stories of international significance: Enron, Scientology, clerical sex abuse, and Al Qaeda. Here, he narrows his focus to explore the 1994 Loughinisland Massacre…

Nocebo

Lorcan Finnegan, 96 minutes, 2022

A fashion designer suffers from a mysterious illness that puzzles her doctors and frustrates her husband until help arrives in the form of a Filipino carer who uses traditional folk healing to reveal a horrifying truth.

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