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MARCH 24th-26th
Welcome to the second edition of PLASTIK Festival of Artists’ Moving Image – a festival devoted entirely to artists working with the moving image. With films by over 40 artists and filmmakers, and including both contemporary and historical work, PLASTIK will take place at a range of venues in Dublin, bringing international and Irish work together to form a distinct programme, much of which will be screening in Ireland for the first time.
PLASTIK aims to represent the breadth and scope of innovative and experimental work being produced in this ever expanding field of practice, developing a platform for the moving image, with a focus on the cinema as exhibition space. The privilege of a festival of this nature allows an intensity of work, creating uneasy combinations, and challenging perspectives through its ability to affect.
All festival screenings will take place at the IFI. In addition to this, a series of discussions, talks and live performances will take place at partner venue Temple Bar Gallery + Studios (TBG+S), with many internationally acclaimed artists and curators in attendance, including James Richards, Erika Balsom, Yuri Pattison, Ann Hirsch and Benjamin Cook (LUX).
PLASTIK emerges from collaborations between LUX, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios and the Irish Film Institute, and is made possible through the generous support of the Arts Council.
PLASTIK Weekend Festival Pass: €60 (€50 Concession)
To avail of the Weekend Festival Pass, please book in person at the IFI Box Office or by phone – 01 679 3477
All talks at PLASTIK Festival of Artists’ Moving Image are free of charge. However, advance booking is strongly advised. Booking available through the PLASTIK festival website – www.plastikfestival.com
For further details please visit www.plastikfestival.com
AN TAIBHSE + Q&A 15.30
ANORA 15:40, 20:20
ARCHIVE AT LUNCHTIME: FRENCH CONNECTIONS (DOUBLE BILL) 12:00
BIRD 13:00, 20:30
BLITZ 13:10, 18:00
NO OTHER LAND 11:00, 20:50
SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE 11:00, 13:20, 15:50, 18:10
THE ROOM NEXT DOOR 18:30
The IFI is supported by The Arts Council
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