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It’s Friday again and that means it’s time to unveil our latest batch of new movies at the IFI.
This week sees the arrival of three new titles – Certain Women, In Loco Parentis and Tomato Red, and we’ve also got two exclusive screenings of Ross Whitaker’s new documentary Between Land and Sea.
Read on for the critics reviews to help you decide what to watch this week, then book on IFI.ie.
Certain Women “A movie characterised by delicate, precise movements from a formidable ensemble” 4/5 – Irish Times
“The performances are exceptional” 4/5 – Independent
“In a stunning breakout performance, Lily Gladstone closes out the movie opposite the excellent Kristen Stewart in a two-hander that’s heart-rending perfection” 4/5 – RTE Ten
“Certain Women is a chilly, gentle portrait of female characters on the edge” 5/5 – Telegraph
Tomato Red “A strong, engaging film in which Irish director Juanita Wilson manipulates the dramatic elements to engender a keen sense of pathos and despair” 4/5 – RTE Ten
“Tomato Red is a touching, hopeful and ultimately tragic film” 4/5 – Upcoming
“Sass, atmosphere and strong performances” 3/5 – Irish Times
“Anna Friel that catches the eye as the world-weary Bev” 3/5 – entertainment.ie
In Loco Parentis “Unquestioning, affectionate documentary” Variety
“In Loco Parentis” makes a kind of case for isolating innocents in a purely beautiful, purely benevolent environment. Hollywood Reporter
“The Cutest Documentary That Frederick Wiseman Never Made” Indiewire
Between Land and Sea “Putting Irish surfing on the global map” 4/5 – Irish Times
BLUE ROAD – THE EDNA O’BRIEN STORY 15.30
ERNEST COLE: LOST AND FOUND 13.15, 20.50
I’M STILL HERE 13.00, 17.40
IFI EVENING COURSE: 2020S’ VISION – NEW AND RECENT IRISH CINEMA 18:30
MICKEY 17 13.10, 20.30, 18:00 (IFI Cinema Club)
THE LAST SHOWGIRL 16.00
VERMIGLIO 15.50
The IFI is supported by The Arts Council
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