The Irish Film Institute presents Futures Past, a season of classic science-fiction films to be introduced by guest scientific speakers, throughout April.
Filmmakers Amie Siegel and Polly Devlin to attend a Q&A following screenings of two specially selected films, DDR/DDR and The Daisy Chain, on Feb 23rd and 24th at the IFI.
On Friday March 4th, Mary Immaculate College will play host to a new event titled Women in the Irish Film Industry: Moving from the Margins to the Centre.
The Irish Film Institute today unveiled its plans for 2016 across its core areas of exhibition, preservation and education with new programming events, seasons, and partnerships alongside firm festival favourites and key film strands, and the launch of the IFI Player and a new annual schools programme.
The IFI presents After the Chick Flick: Female Identities and Hollywood Film with a screening of His Girl Friday followed by a panel discussion with Professor Diane Negra and guests on March 5th.
The IFI has announced that it is bringing the Roadshow Release of Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight to Dublin in glorious 70mm from March 11th.
Love comes in all forms and this Valentine’s Day Light House Cinema has something for everyone.
Light House Cinema is celebrating the release of Hail, Caesar! by hosting a Golden-era Hollywood party on March 4th.
Bernard Rose’s Frankenstein will screen exclusively at Triskel Christchurch Cinema, one night only, Thursday 18 February before its worldwide release on DVD.
IFI to present the first comprehensive retrospective of the work of Cathal Black, February 6th to 14th, including an in-depth interview with the filmmaker.