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
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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).
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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
Handsome Devil
Set in an all-boys Irish boarding school, ‘Handsome Devil’ focuses on the unlikely friendship between a star rugby player and his sensitive roommate.13 Nov 2018 , admission free
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 Oct 2018 , Admission free
The Hamely Tongue
Directed by Irish language activist Deaglán O Mocháin, this unusual film argues for a nuanced perspective on Ulster Scots, considered by some to be merely a dialect.26 Sep 2018 , Admission free
Paris l’été au CCI
Top-notch performances and screenings in CCI as part of this Parisian summer festival that has been attracting audiences to strange and wonderful venues around the capital for nearly 30 years.19 - 24 Jul 2018
The Drummer & The Keeper
Inspired by the director’s experience of dysfunctional rock’n’roll behaviour and autism, this feel-good film shows you can find true friendship in the craziest of places! Outdoor sreening preceded by a concert.5 Jul 2018 , €5 (includes deckchair), reservation recommended
Na Píobairí Uilleann
This is the story of how the uniquely Irish uilleann pipes were brought back from the brink of extinction in the 1960s to now being played by up to six thousand musicians worldwide.15 May 2018 , admission free
John Hume and his role in the Peace Process
A special screening of the new documentary about Northern-Irish politician John Hume, followed by a panel discussion on his role in the Peace Process.17 Apr 2018 , €5