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In this bold reimagining of Irish broadcast history, artist Frank Sweeney explores the legacy of Irish and British censorship of the conflict in the north of Ireland. His project attempts to recreate material absent from state archives due to censorship,... Read More
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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 fierce and committed performance from Sandra Drzymalska (Eo, 2022) in... Read More
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 something of a Polish cultural touchstone. While elements of the... Read More
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 and violence of the outside world. When the family dog... Read More
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 as a postman, he is a dedicated member of a... Read More
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 Goral, or Highlander community native to Poland’s southern Tatra mountains,... Read More
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 and little else, apply to the experiences of those in... Read More
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 (Marcin Dorociński, The Queen’s Gambit) is a widower whose world... Read More
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 point-scoring. Realising that it is make or break time, Janek... Read More
ANORA 19:50
BIRD 13:10
FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL: BORGO 20.20
FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL: HOLY COW 18.20
FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL: MISERICORDIA 16.00
FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL: TROIS AMIES 20.30
HOUSEWIFE OF THE YEAR 13:20, 18:00
SMALL THINGS LIKE THESE 13:50, 18:10
SOUNDTRACK TO A COUP D’ETAT 15:10
THE ROOM NEXT DOOR 15:40
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