Take a look at the archive of CCI events since 2002
This archive of our past events will give you a feel for the creativity of contemporary Ireland and its practitioners. You can insert specific names or titles into the Search box (inverted commas around titles of more than one word).
Browse the Archive: Films
Rencontre avec le cinéaste Paul Rowley
‘The Red Tree’, tells the little known history of Italian gay men being arrested and exiled to a remote island during Mussolini’s Fascist regime.23 Sep 2021 , Admission free, reservation recommended
WHAT IS THE WORD
Expérience cinématographique imaginée par la compagnie Pan Pan, WHAT IS THE WORD présente une sélection de poèmes de Beckett, interprétés par des comédiens irlandais de premier plan.13 Oct 2020 , €10,60 (€8,80€ for senior and unemployed/ €7,60 for students / €5 for under 15s)
Rosie Davis
A Dublin Family Story
The story of a courageous Dublin mother trying to protect her brood after their rented home is sold and they become homeless. “A powerful and moving drama written by Roddy Doyle” (**** The Guardian)
3 Mar 2020 , €10,30 (€8,50€ for senior and unemployed/ €7,30 for students / €5 for under 15s)
Anne Devlin
This powerful drama retrieves a forgotten woman’s voice from Irish history and cemented Pat Murphy’s reputation internationally as one of Ireland’s leading feminist filmmakers.30 Jan 2020 , €5
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The Science of Ghosts
In this meditation on storytelling and filmmaking, musician Adrian Crowley becomes a ghost visiting his own life, imagining what a documentary about himself would be like.3 Dec 2019 , €5
The Camino Voyage
A writer, two musicians, an artist and a stonemason embark on the Camino, a traditional boat that they built themselves, to set forth on an inspiring and dangerous modern-day Celtic odyssey.16 Nov 2019 , €5
Song of Granite
Shot in stark black-and-white, ‘Song of Granite’ follows traditional Irish folk singer Joe Heaney on his artistic journey from Ireland to the United States.22 Oct 2019 , €5
Fascinating Fascism
The dangerously seductive aesthetics of fascism seen through the eyes of artist Tomi Ungerer26 Jun 2019 , Admission free