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Director László Nemes will be present for a Q&A this special 35mm preview screening on Sunday 26th at 17.30.
Tickets: €12 / €10 concessions
In Sunset, László Nemes, explores the twilight years of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, before the outbreak of... Read More
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A multipass with 5 films for €45 is available at Box Office.
Set in 11th century Japan, Kurosawa’s formally audacious film is a spellbinding investigation into the unreliability of memory. Three characters take shelter from a storm under Kyoto’s Rashomon... Read More
Professor Isak Borg (veteran actor/director Victor Sjöström) travels from Stockholm to Lund to accept an honorary degree. On the journey he is haunted by powerful memories of his... Read More
In a palatial resort hotel, a man (Giorgio Albertazzi) approaches a woman (Delphine Seyrig) and insists they met a year ago – ‘perhaps in Marienbad’ – and fell... Read More
Federico Fellini’s nostalgic, semi-autobiographical film – the title means ‘I remember’ in the regional dialect of Rimini, the seaside town of his youth – is a delightfully ebullient... Read More
In his second feature, Terence Davies dramatises the intense memories of the years following his father’s death – a time he has counter-intuitively referred to as his happiest... Read More
Leonard Shelby’s (Guy Pearce) wife was killed in an attack that left him suffering from anterograde amnesia. Seeking to avenge her murder, he uses a bespoke system of... Read More
Dennis ‘Spider’ Clegg (Ralph Fiennes) has just been released from a mental institution and is staying at a desolate halfway house as he prepares to reintegrate with society.... Read More
The compulsion to hold onto memories of loves lost, however painful, is explored in Michel Gondry’s endlessly imaginative and influential collaboration with Charlie Kaufman, who won the Oscar... Read More
ARCHIVE AT LUNCHTIME APRIL 2019: PROGRAMME 2 13.10
AT ETERNITY’S GATE 13.00
GRETA 16.15, 14.00 (OC), 18.00, 20.30
LORO 19.40
MONTY PYTHON’S LIFE OF BRIAN 18.30
THE MAN WHO WANTED TO FLY 15.30
THE SISTERS BROTHERS 15.20
THE WHITE CROW 20.10
WILD ROSE 13.10, 17.30
The IFI is supported by The Arts Council
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