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
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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
Fascinating Fascism
The dangerously seductive aesthetics of fascism seen through the eyes of artist Tomi Ungerer26 Jun 2019 , Admission free
Far Out Isn’t Far Enough
This film depicts Tomi Ungerer’s lifelong adventure of testing societal boundaries through his use of subversive art.5 Jun 2019 , Admission free
L’homme sur son île
German director Percy Adlon filmed this intimate portrait of Tomi Ungerer on the artist’s farm in West Cork.21 May 2019 , Admission free
A Kind of Magic
Real-life teachers of Reading, ‘Rithmetic and Rock’n’roll, John and Amanda are an eccentric couple who have worked magic on children for nearly 50 years7 May 2019 , €10 (€8 for unemployed and senior/ €7 for students)/ UGC card, Le Pass and CIP
Shelter Me: Apollo House
This documentary portrays the 2016 Apollo House movement which highlighted the plight of the homeless in Ireland.13 Apr 2019 , €5 (all proceeds will go to the charity Inner City Helping Homeless)
The Road to Sparta
The award-winning documentary The Road to Sparta follows the fortunes of four runners, including “UltraMarathon Man” Dean Karnazes.9 Apr 2019 , €5 (all proceeds will go to Institut Curie)
The Farthest
Human achievement, personal drama and almost miraculous success make this one of the best documentaries to date about the conquest of space.11 Mar 2019 , €5
Citizen Lane
A captivating portrait of art collector, dealer and philanthropist Hugh Lane who founded The Municipal Gallery of Modern Art in Dublin in 1908.5 Feb 2019 , €5