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SCHOOLS SCREENINGS

Our 2024/25 IFI Schools Programme is here! You can view this years programme here.

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Schools Screenings 24/25 in IFI

Booking opens soon, contact schools@irishfilm.ie for other enquiries.

Tickets: €6 per student, teachers go free. Please note, once paid, tickets are non-exchangeable or refundable.

Please check age classification of film before booking.

See Plan-Your-School-Visit-to-the-IFI & Ways to Pay .

 

SENIOR CYCLE FRENCH

THE FANTASTIC THREE

(LES TROIS FANTASTIQUES)

 Three friends, Max, Tom and Vivian, who spend all their time together as the Fantastic Three, supporting each other in and out of school. A gripping tale of conflicting ties of friendship and family. Age rec: 15+

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Irish Film Institute

Tuesday, February 11th 10.30

Tuesday, March 25th 10.30

Tuesday, April 1st 10.30

Wednesday, April 9th 10.30

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SENIOR CYCLE GERMAN

THE TEACHERS’ LOUNGE

(DAS LEHRERZIMMER) 

 Shortlisted for an Academy Award in 2024, Das Lehrerzimmer follows Carla, a new teacher at a German junior high school. This thrilling drama set in everyday surroundings is unlike any other school-based film. IFCO: 12A

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Irish Film Institute 

Thursday, March 27th 10.30

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SENIOR CYCLE SPANISH

LOVE & REVOLUTION 

(TE ESTOY AMANDO LOCAMENTE) 

 

 Seville, 1977. Single mother Reme lives with her son Miguel, a wannabe torch singer and performer. Through his love of the stage, he befriends a group involved in the growing LGBT rights movement. Age rec: 15+

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Irish Film Institute 

Wednesday, March 19th 10.30

Tuesday, April 29th 10.30

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JUNIOR CYCLE FRENCH

NENEH SUPERSTAR

 Neneh loves to dance and perform, and fulfils her dreams of joining the prestigious Paris Opera Ballet School. Despite the barriers she faces, Neneh’s bubbling energy endures in this charming film which is a celebration of talent and perseverance in the face of prejudice. Age rec: 12+

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Irish Film Institute

Thursday, February 27th 10.30

Wednesday, April 29th 10.30

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JUNIOR CYCLE GERMAN

GREETINGS FROM MARS

(GRÜSSE VOM MARS) 

 When his mother moves to China for work, Tom and his siblings must go and stay with their grandparents. The young boy hates change to his routine, so his mother persuades him to view the move as a trial trip to Mars.

Age rec: 12+

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Irish Film Institute

Thursday, February 13th 10.30

Wednesday, April 2nd 10.30

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JUNIOR CYCLE SPANISH

LA SUPREMA

 Set in the town of La Suprema, a tiny and remote Columbian village in the Caribbean region, where teenager Laureana finds out her estranged uncle will be boxing for the world championship. Terrific insight into rural Columbian life and great performances in this amusing and warm story. Age rec: 12+

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Irish Film Institute  

Thursday, January 30th 10.30

Thursday, April 10th 10.30

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MACBETH

 Tony and BAFTA Award winner Ralph Fiennes and Olivier Award winner Indira Varmastar star in a brand-new production of William Shakespeare’s Scottish play. Age rec: 15+

Irish Film Institute  

Tuesday, February 25th 10:30

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E.T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL

 Spielberg’s enduring family drama has been capturing the imagination of audiences ever since its release. IFCO: G

Irish Film Institute  

Thursday, February 6th 10.30 SOLD OUT

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This screening will be accompanied by a practical workshop on composing for film using music software, aimed at TY music students and open to TY musicians of any level. Spaces limited – contact schools@irishfilm.ie for booking queries.
I COULD NEVER GO VEGAN

 Thomas Pickering documents the veganism lifestyle. Among the interviewees is Meath resident, Randal Plunkett, 21st Baron of Dunsany, filmmaker, landowner and rewilding advocate. Age rec: 15+

Irish Film Institute

Tuesday, February 4th 10.30

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Randal Plunkett will attend for Q&A after the screening.
THE OLD OAK

 When a bus of Syrian refugees arrive, misplaced frustrations among the locals bubble to the surface. TJ, the pub’s landlord, befriends young Syrian woman named Yara. IFCO: 15A

Irish Film Institute  

Wednesday, February 5th 10.30

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KNEECAP

 An origin story turned biopic of Belfast hip-hop group Kneecap. IFCO: 15A

Irish Film Institute

Thursday, March 20th 10.30

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IFCO approved note: 

The Irish Film Classification Office (IFCO) awarded a 16 certificate to Kneecap, rating the film as suitable for ‘persons 16 and over’. After the film, Director of Film Classification, Dr Ciarán Kissane, will be on hand to talk to students about the process of film classification.
TWIG

 A modern re-telling of the Greek tragedy Antigone, set against a backdrop of Dublin’s gangland. Young Twig dreams of escaping with her lover Eamon. IFCO: 15A

Irish Film Institute

Tuesday, April 8th 10.30

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GAEILGE 

SEACHTAIN NA GAEILGE  1-17 MÁRTA 

TARRAC 

 The underdog team is a familiar sports film motif, but this Irish language drama is nonetheless enjoyable for that. IFCO: 15A

Irish Film Institute

Tuesday, March 11th 10.30

Wednesday, March 12th 10.30

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FIDIL GHORM

 10-year old Molly’s dad is in a coma. When he is moved to a rehabilitation centre, following his accident, she believes she needs the magic of music to wake him up. Age rec: 12+

Irish Film Institute

Thursday, March 13th 10.30

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PUFFIN ROCK AND THE NEW FRIENDS  

 Set on the beautiful Irish island of Puffin Rock, young puffin Oona undertakes a challenging mission to protect the home she loves. IFCO: G

Irish Film Institute

Wednesday, February 12th 10.30

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PUFFIN ROCK AGUS CAIRDE NUA

 Ar Chreag na bPuifíní, oileán álainn in Éirinn, glacann Oona an tasc dúshlánach uirthi féin a baile féin a bhfuil grá aici dó a chosaint agus a chinntiú go dtiocfaidh a pobal slán. IFCO: G

Irish Film Institute

Wednesday, March 12th 10.30

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KENSUKE’S KINGDOM  

 Celebrate World Book Day by taking a journey to desert island in this fantastic adaptation of the much-loved Michael Morpurgo book. IFCO: PG

Irish Film Institute

Thursday, March 6th 10.30

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BIRDSONG

 Celebrate Dawn Chorus Day with your class, with a viewing of this stunning documentary following ornithologist Sean Ronayne from Cork. IFCO: PG

Irish Film Institute

Thursday, May 1st 10.30

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Careers in Screen 

Our annual Careers in Screen programme with Screen Ireland will take place in IFI in 2024 and 2025.   

Careers in Animation 

Our special half-day Careers in Animation will take place on the 23rd October 2024. This day will feature award winning animators, q&a with studio guests and Screen Ireland’s National Talent Academy for Animation Panel. It is an ideal event for young people thinking about careers in the animation industry.  More info here.

Careers in Screen (15-18 years) 

On March 5th 2025 the annual Careers in Screen Day will take place in IFI, this day is programmed to encourage students (15 – 18) to think about a career in the film industry. There will be a screening, talks with established filmmakers and demonstrations of aspects of filmmaking.  Due to limited capacity at some workshops, booking is necessary. Keep an eye on Irish Film Institute(ifi.ie) for more information.

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