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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • The Magdalene Sisters

    Winner of the Golden Lion in Venice is a realistic and revealing drama about the recent history of Catholic Ireland. Four young ‘fallen’ women are…
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  • Civic Life

    The two ‘desperate optimists’ Lawlor and Molloy film various spots and communities in long takes..
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  • I Could Read the Sky

    The reminiscences of an old Irish man on his working life in England. Moments of unexpected clarity are juxtaposed with misty moments from his subcons
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  • Matilda Tone

    Unorthodox `portrait’ of an 18th-century Irish revolutionary based on music, language and shadows from the past.
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  • Undressing My Mother

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  • The Revolution will not be Televised

    Two independent film makers were inside the presidential palace on 11 April 2002, when Venezuelan president Chavez was forcibly removed from office.
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  • Helen

    After 18-year-old Joy has gone missing, another girl called Helen is asked to ‘play’ Joy in a police reconstruction that will retrace Joy’s last known
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  • Light Body Corpuscles

    Perfect merger of dance and editing makes your head and eyes spin.
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  • The Boy Who Was Dubbed

    Tragicomedy about a kid without a voice who is dubbed. Nominated for the Prix UIP Rotterdam.
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  • Fall

    Furniture smashes in an empty car park. Little houses sink and burn. Events of small destruction. Pathetic and momentarily cathartic.
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