IFI Family Festival is back! 🥳🙌
📆 Friday, August 15th to Sunday, August 17th
An vibrant programme of new international films, Irish gems, engaging workshops, and family-friendly activities 🎞😍
Tickets on sale now 🎟👉 ifi.ie/familyfest/
Go back to those gold soundz 🎅🏹🐔
Alex Ross Perry’s slanted and enchanted documentary/biopic/jukebox musical/concert film PAVEMENTS screens on Sunday 13th and Thursday 17th.
Stick around after the show for a pre-recorded Q&A 🎤
Tickets on sale now 🎟 ifi.ie/film/pavements
This month's IFI FAMILY screening is the Wed Anderson's masterful adaptation of Roald Dahl's classic FANTASTIC MR. FOX 🦊
After the screening, join us in the IFI foyer for some free play and foxy crafts!
📆 SUN 29TH
⏰ 11:00
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To all schools and teachers, thank you for visiting us at @irishfilminstitute.bsky.social, at our partner venues and online this year it's been another great year with lots of great films. 📽️🎞️
Have a lovely Summer and see you in September!
📣 Our latest monthly programme is here! 🥳
A jam-packed June full of carefully curated, thought-provoking and all-round entertaining film experiences.
Pick up a copy in-person or check out our full programme here 👉 ifi.ie/june-2025-pr...
I realize this is coming from my chronically nerd brained ass but in general pop culture just isn't the best lens through which to engage political activism.
"Peter O'Toole is so demented in it" Dr. Ruth Barton talks about the film that defined David Lean, Lawrence of Arabia!
Don't miss the chance to see Lawrence on the big screen on 70mm! Two shows are nearly sold out!
📆 THURS 15TH, SAT 17TH & MON 19TH
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"Alec Guinness is this crazed British Officer"
Dr. Ruth Barton explains the significance of David Lean's The Bridge on the River Kwai!
Screening on glistening 35mm 🎞✨
📆 Sat 10th
⏰ 15.15
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A simply gorgeous piece of animation! Must be seen on the big screen! 😻😻
Coming to the IFI this April - The Films of David Lean!
Projecting entirely from 35mm prints with additional 70mm screenings in May 🎞👀
Tickets for part one are on sale now 🎟👉 ifi.ie/david-lean/
No Other Land just won an Oscar without US distribution. Absolutely legendary for them, this film and its message. The most important award of this year, hands down.
On the left is the poster for film The People's Joker, a stylised Joker playing card. On the right is director Vera Drew posing arm outstretched
David Lynch, porn and what's next for The People's Joker - @hellojackwarren.bsky.social interviews @veradrew22.bsky.social ahead of a Valentine's preview for the people at @lighthousecinema.bsky.social 🃏
filmindublin.ie/2025/02/07/a...
Lá Fhéile Bríde Shona Daoibh!!
Looking to get into Bergman but don't know where to start? 🤔
We're showing all five of his features that polled on Sight and Sound's (@sightsoundmag.bsky.social) Greatest Films of All Time 2022 list in-cinema and on IFI@Home! 👀
See the thread below 🧵👇(1/7)
📣 Our February programme is here! 📣
A jam-packed programme of carefully curated, thought-provoking and all-round entertaining film experiences! 🎞😍
👉 ifi.ie/february-202...
Still from Ingmar Berman film The Seventh Seal. Black and white image of a rocky beach, in the middle in a black cloak covering everything except his face is Death.
The IFI go between Heaven and Hell in Feb/March with an Ingmar Bergman season: filmindublin.ie/2025/01/14/t...
A man in glasses kneels down next to a statue of a cinema usher. Both wear blue scarves with a pattern of movie tickets and film projectors. Logo in the bottom right corner of Film In Dublin - the Samuel Beckett bridge with text 'Film In Dublin' underneath
2 people stand and one person kneels in a cinema hallway. Each are wearing the same blue scarves. Film In Dublin logo in bottom left.
A woman holds up one of the same scarves, covering her face. The pattern of film projector then 'admit one' movie ticket repeating is visible. Film In Dublin logo in bottom left.
Three people sit on the steps of a cinema, again each wearing the scarves. In the front man in glasses looks sheepish about self promo but here we are. Logo again in bottom left.
Tickets please 🎟
Introducing the Cinema Scarf, the glow of the big screen feeling, all wrapped up in the colours of the fair city of film.
A movie moment starring you, now showing.
Get yours now ➡️ ko-fi.com/s/8e62c27c66
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A tribute to those we lost in 2024 🤍
Watch now on our YouTube: boxd.it/8lc
Green Celtic Swirly Scarf - Open for Preorders Again🌀
Expected delivery late February/Early March
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This will be my only restock until next Winter, so if you'd like one, please consider preordering!
Split image - on the left a black and white still from film It's A Wonderful Life - George Bailey runs joyfully through the snow his arm in the air. On the right, a still from film Small Things Like These, Bill Furlong walks sadly through the street at night.
It's a Small Thing - on the wonderful lives of George Bailey and Bill Furlong:
filmindublin.ie/2024/12/26/i...
Gonzo’s “And Tiny Tim, who did NOT die” is one of the great line readings.
'Metropolis' (1927)
Directed by Fritz Lang
illustration of the irish countryside at night. In the distance, three large fairy-like creatures dance across the sea.
Port na bPúcai 🧚🎶
A real highlight of 2024 has been working with our IFI Youth Panel, last week they picked their top films of 2024 take a look to see if you've seen or enjoyed any of their choices. boxd.it/BaBDS/detail
ace attorney is soooo freaking good. why
Something new: ANIMATION AT WAR, a film season I’ve curated for the Barbican Centre for 2025. An exploration of how filmmakers use animation to capture the chaos, complexity and human cost of war, with screenings of IN THIS CORNER OF THE WORLD, WHEN THE WIND BLOWS and UNICORN WARS.
Illustration of a ghostly king riding atop a white horse walking through a lake. A heron watches from afar. The caption says King O’Donoghue at Killarney Lake
November postcard reveal! Inspired by the tale of King O’Donoghue at Lough Leane in Kerry 🌀
Part of my monthly Irish folklore postcard club, where all subscribers get a mini print + story to their door each month! All info here www.patreon.com/amylouioc
Feathers, a retelling of the Children of Lír from Irish myth, from the perspective of the stepmother, Aoife 🦢, 2021 (1/8)
#comics
My favourite arc is after Sky Island, so you’re in for a good time! 🏴☠️
New illustration! The Coming of Lugh 💫
