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A Wind and the Shadow, dir. Kris Kelly, Ireland 2023, 9 min.
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A programme of seven short form works addressing fate and kinship.
Nay Day, dir. Derek Ugochukwu, Ireland 2023, 13 min.
A spirited teenage girl lives a double life as a TikTok influencer by day, and vigilante by night.
Clodagh, dir. Portia A. Buckley, Ireland 2024, 17 min.
A reserved priest’s housekeeper encounters a young girl who is exceptionally talented at Irish dancing.
Turnaround, dir. Aisling Byrne, Ireland 2024, 17 min.
Struggling with the aftermath of a bereavement, a cleaner must decide if she will keep a tightly hidden secret.
A Wind and the Shadow, dir. Kris Kelly, Ireland 2023, 9 min.
Drifting between memory and reality, a mother grapples with her fears of losing her ill daughter.
Kiki, dir. Naomi Sheridan, Ireland 2024, 14 min.
Following the disappearance of her favourite toy, a young girl ventures out into the world from the asylum centre she resides in, with the hope of bringing it home.
One More Round, dir. Barry O'Connor, Ireland 2024, 18 min.
A couple’s relationship is put to the test as they navigate the challenges of fertility treatment.
Naked Lights, dir. Jeda de Brí, Ireland 2024, 14 min.
A disillusioned young woman’s fate is changed forever when a masked stranger threatens to burn her petrol station to the ground during a night shift.
This programme is part of the Irish Film Festival.
Nay Day, dir. Derek Ugochukwu, Ireland 2023, 13 min.
A spirited teenage girl lives a double life as a TikTok influencer by day, and vigilante by night.
Clodagh, dir. Portia A. Buckley, Ireland 2024, 17 min.
A reserved priest’s housekeeper encounters a young girl who is exceptionally talented at Irish dancing.
Turnaround, dir. Aisling Byrne, Ireland 2024, 17 min.
Struggling with the aftermath of a bereavement, a cleaner must decide if she will keep a tightly hidden secret.
A Wind and the Shadow, dir. Kris Kelly, Ireland 2023, 9 min.
Drifting between memory and reality, a mother grapples with her fears of losing her ill daughter.
Kiki, dir. Naomi Sheridan, Ireland 2024, 14 min.
Following the disappearance of her favourite toy, a young girl ventures out into the world from the asylum centre she resides in, with the hope of bringing it home.
One More Round, dir. Barry O'Connor, Ireland 2024, 18 min.
A couple’s relationship is put to the test as they navigate the challenges of fertility treatment.
Naked Lights, dir. Jeda de Brí, Ireland 2024, 14 min.
A disillusioned young woman’s fate is changed forever when a masked stranger threatens to burn her petrol station to the ground during a night shift.
This programme is part of the Irish Film Festival.
Formerly known as Irish Film London, Irish Film & Television UK (IFTUK) showcases and celebrates the best of Irish culture through the digital medium. We promote world class Irish Film, Television and Animation throughout the UK.
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02:30 pm
Sat, 16 Nov 2024
Cinema 1
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Cinema 1
- Both our Cinemas have step free access from The Mall and are accessible by ramp
- We have 1 wheelchair allocated space with a seat for a companion
- All seats are hard back, have a crushed velvet feel and they do not recline
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- Arm rest either side of the seat dimensions: L 27 x W 7 x H 20
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