The IFI have teamed up with James Armstrong of NCAD to curate an adult evening course that traces a brief history of international animation, leading up to an Irish animation event in April.
Nudity, Satan, ass-kissing, torture, cat faeces, black Masses, demon births – of course… it’s 1922.
An entertaining and witty account of a subculture, or ‘fad’ as Dublin City Council called it.
Ivan Kavanagh’s ‘Tin Can Man’ was probably responsible for more than few of the audience nightmare-filled sleeps after it screened on Sunday night as part of the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival 2012.
The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival 2012 presented Desmond Bell’s ambitious dramatization of the life of the Irish republican socialist Frank Ryan.
Aki Kaurismäki ‘Le Havre’ screened on Sunday as part of the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival 2012.
Michelle Cunningham on the beautifully made, well-told and shockingly recent story of Claudiu Crulic, which screened as part of JDIFF 2012′s Real to Reel section.
The absorbing Irish documentary ‘Apples of The Golan’ played at Cineworld on Saturday afternoon.
The 2012 Jameson Dublin International Film Festival presented a selection of Irish Film Board short films at the Light House cinema this evening.
The 2012 Jameson Dublin International Film Festival launched earlier tonight with the Opening Gala screening of Thom Fitzgerald’s comedy ‘Cloudburst’, starring Brenda Fricker.
Acclaimed Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgård (Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Good Will Hunting), kicked off the celebrations in Dublin today, 2nd February 2012, at the programme launch of the 10th anniversary edition of the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival. Skarsgård was joined at the event by Amy Huberman, who is in the Irish feature film [...]
With the launch of Netflix in Ireland, Brian Lloyd was at the launch and spoke to Reed Hastings, CEO and Neil Hunt, Chief Product Officer.
The Irish co-production ‘Dreams of a Life’ opened in Irish cinemas on Friday, 6th January. Director Carol Morley and actress Zawe Ashton were in attendance at Friday’s IFI screening and participated in a post-screening Q&A. Film Ireland reports.
Friday at the IFI French Film Festival ended with a screening of ‘The Minister’ (‘L’Exercice de l’État’), Pierre Schoeller’s fascinating political drama charting a destructive lust for power.
Thursday evening at the IFI French Film festival kicked off with a screening of ‘Louise Wimmer’.
Abdellatif Kechiche’s provocative film ‘Black Venus’ screened on Wednesday as part of the IFI French Film Festival.
The Prix Jean Vigo 60th Anniversay special programme of the IFI French Festival included the 1997 winner ‘The Life of Jesus’ (‘La Vie de Jésus’), Bruno Dumont’s debut feature, which screened on Tuesday.
The First-Time Directors section of this year’s IFI French Film Festival presented the debut features of three filmmakers. Fabrice Gobert’s impressive ‘Lights Out’ (‘Simon Werner a Disparu’) was first shown on Saturday afternoon and had a second screening on Monday.
Sunday at the IFI French Film Festival provided an opportunity to experience a bona fide classic on the big screen.
Saturday was a busy day for the IFI French Film Festival
The IFI French Film Festival continued on Friday evening with a screening of ‘The Silence of Joan’ (‘Jeanne Captive’).
The IFI French Film Festival continued on Thursday with ‘Declaration of War’.
The IFI French Film Festival kicked off on Wednesday with ‘The Bird’. Film Ireland becomes Film Française for the next 12 days to bring you reports from the festival.
The 2011 IFI French Film Festival Gala Opening screening of ‘The Bird’ with special guest Yves Caumon kicks off 12 days of the highlights from Cannes and Venice, French classics, a special French menu and a host of industry VIPs.
The 2011 IFI French Film Festival will bring the very best of French cinema to Dublin with a sumptuous line-up featuring work from the Dardenne brothers, Catherine Deneuve, Christophe Honoré and Abdellatif Kechiche.
Eleanor McSherry reports from the ‘Budget for Short Film’ talk held by Limerick’s Behind the Scenes film network.
(The UCFF Award) Highlights of the second Underground Cinema Film Festival which took place in five venues in the seaside town of Dun Laoghaire on the 9th-11th September included an introduction to his film, In The Name Of The Father, by Oscar nominated director Jim Sheridan; Q and A’s with Booker prize winning author Roddy Doyle, [...]
The Best of the West 2011 is a chance for Dublin audiences to catch the winning short films from this year’s Galway Film Fleadh.
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