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IFI KINOPOLIS POLISH FILM FESTIVAL 2024
IFI & KINOPOLIS POLISH FILM FESTIVAL 2024 will return on Thursday, December 5th to Sunday, December 8th.
The strong line-up of films in this year’s IFI Kinopolis serves as a snapshot of not just the best of new Polish cinema, but also of a society that, like that of Ireland, has become increasingly diversified and enriched by the arrival, acceptance, and integration of the richness of other cultures into their own. This year’s festival begins with a Danish story told by a Polish director with Swedish roots;
Minghun
sees the observation of Chinese custom by Polish loved ones; and the harrowing, excellent
People
is, sadly, well named in its depiction of the Ukrainian conflict that may be all too horrifyingly familiar to those fleeing other international assaults. On the lighter side, we offer the heartwarming tales of a grumpy postman and a couple trying to fall in love with each other again, and a classic comedy featuring a titan of Polish acting, the late Jerzy Stuhr. We look forward to welcoming audiences to these engaging and thought-provoking films.
The IFI would like to offer our sincere gratitude to Nikola Sękowska-Moroney, Cultural Diplomacy Coordinator of the Embassy of Poland in Dublin, and to Agata Dzik, International Department Coordinator of the Pomeranian Film Foundation, for their invaluable assistance and support.
Booking Information:
Cinema tickets cost €14.00 each.
Packages*: 3 films for €40 (IFI Member) or €45 (Non-Member) / 5 films for €60 (IFI Member) or €65 (Non-Member). These packages can only be booked in-person or by calling the IFI Box Office on 01 679 3477.
Free list suspended for IFI Kinopolis Festival.
Membership:
is required for all in-cinema screenings. Daily membership costs €1.50 and is applicable to all IFI Kinopolis screenings for Non-Members. Annual membership is just €40.00 (Concession: €25.00), and entitles the bearer to discounts on screenings, free preview screenings of selected films throughout the year, one complimentary ticket, and a host of other benefits.
*A Festival membership fee of €5.00 is applicable to each IFI Kinopolis ticket bundle for Non-Members.
IFI KINOPOLIS: THE GIRL WITH THE NEEDLE + Q&A
Following appearances at Cannes with The Here After (2015) and Sweat (2020), Swedish-Polish director Magnus von Horn found a berth in this year’s Main Competition with his third feature, this…
Thursday 5th Dec 2024 18.10
IFI KINOPOLIS: IT’S NOT MY FILM + Q&A
Wanda (Zofia Chabiera) and Janek (Marcin Sztabiński) have reached a point in their marriage where they are utterly sick of each other, caught in a cycle of pointless bickering and…
Friday 6th Dec 2024 18.00
IFI KINOPOLIS: MINGHUN + Q&A
The latest film from the director of The Last Family (2016) and Leave No Traces (2021) is a sensitive and deeply moving portrayal of the aftermath of unbearable loss. Jurek…
Friday 6th Dec 2024 20.30
IFI KINOPOLIS: PEOPLE + INTRODUCTION
Although People is set against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, its tense and astonishingly visceral portrayal of the horrors of war could, with a change of language…
Saturday 7th Dec 2024 15.00
IFI KINOPOLIS: WHITE COURAGE + Q&A
The new film from director Marcin Koszałka (The Red Spider, 2015) is a classic story of conflict between brothers. In its depiction of the Second World War experience of the…
Saturday 7th Dec 2024 17.30
IFI KINOPOLIS: SPARROW + Q&A
Remek Wróbel (Jacek Borusiński), pushing forty and single, is a man who is more than happy to stay in the rut he has created for himself. Away from his job…
Saturday 7th Dec 2024 20.30
IFI KINOPOLIS: THE DOG
Reminiscent of films such as Dogtooth (Yorgos Lanthimos, 2009), The Dog follows the descent into madness of a middle-class patriarch as he tries to protect his family from the uncertainties…
Sunday 8th Dec 2024 13.00
IFI KINOPOLIS: SEXMISSION
In memory of the great Polish actor Jerzy Stuhr, who sadly passed away this year, we present this fortieth anniversary screening of one of his most enduringly popular comedies, and…
Sunday 8th Dec 2024 15.10
IFI KINOPOLIS: SIMONA KOSSAK + Q&A
As wilding and other methods of land conservation become increasingly common subjects of conversation, this timely biopic of Polish ecologist Simona Kossak from director Adrian Panek (Werewolf, 2018) features a…
Sunday 8th Dec 2024 17.45