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SUMMARY:Film: Mystery Matinee
DESCRIPTION:We all love a bit of suspense. A spin on the roulette table of hope. \nHence the enduring popularity of the surprise film at the film festival each year. \nMystery Matinee is a low stakes gamble. \nIn January you’d have got to see Ladybird\, a month before its general release. In February you’d have got to see Nicholas Cage in Mom and Dad. Poor Nicholas Cage consistently attached to dud flops for nearly two decades. \nStill talking points are guaranteed off the back of parting with yer fiver. \nIrish Film Institute\, Sunday March 18\, 1pm\, €5
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/film-mystery-matinee/
LOCATION:Irish Film Institute\, Irish Film Institute\, 6 Eustace St\, Temple Bar\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Film Screening
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SUMMARY:Mystery Matinee
DESCRIPTION:We all love a bit of suspense. A spin on the roulette table of hope. Hence the enduring popularity of the surprise film at the Dublin Film Festival each year (it was Steven Soderberg’s Unsane this year) Mystery Matinee is a low stakes gamble. In January you’d have got to see Ladybird\, a month before its general release. In February you’d have got to see Nicholas Cage in Mom and Dad. Talking points are guaranteed off the back of parting with yer fiver.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/mystery-matinee/
LOCATION:Irish Film Institute\, Irish Film Institute\, 6 Eustace St\, Temple Bar\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Film Screening
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180221
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180305
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SUMMARY:Audi Dublin International Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:From international creators to Irish producers\, the annual Audi Dublin International Film Festival presents dozens of movie options that will please every cinematic pallet. Additionally\, child-friendly films will be shown throughout the festival with workshops to inspire the creators of the future. \nTruly a collaborative effort\, the supporters of this festival range from Embassies in Ireland\, to major brands\, to local companies. Although this is an international festival\, there is a respective nod to Ireland via the bright spotlight Irish filmmakers are given for their cultural contribution to the cinematic world. \nThe range of films offered includes: \nFamily-friendly \nSilent films \nShorts \nDocumentaries \nBig box office features \nAnimated films \nIrish student filmmaker features \n& for the more adventurous moviegoer\, Just Eat is sponsoring a “Suprise Film” Sunday\, March 4th at 5pm. \nTickets are available for the full festival or individual movies with some discounts for groups. \nCheck out the full programme: \nhttp://www.diff.ie/content/files/ADIFF-Programme-2018.pdf
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/audi-dublin-international-film-festival/
LOCATION:Festival House\, 12 East Essex St\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Festival Listings,Film Screening
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20171025T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20171025T233000
DTSTAMP:20260505T072527
CREATED:20171011T101615Z
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SUMMARY:Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami
DESCRIPTION:Wild\, frightening\, and androgynous – Grace Jones plays all these parts. Yet\, in Bloodlight and Bami\, directed by Sophie Fiennes\, we also discover her as a lover\, daughter\, mother\, sister and even grandmother\, as she submits herself to our gaze and allows us to understand what constitutes her mask. It is one of those films that feeds our desire to know more about the artist as a human being\, not just a performer. \nThe film features live performances from her sensational shows filmed in the Olympia last year. It will be screened at the Lighthouse Cinema and the IFI. Check out the trailer below:
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/bloodlight-and-bami/
LOCATION:The Lighthouse Cinema\, Market Square Smithfield\, Dublin 7\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Film Screening
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20170927T220000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20170927T233000
DTSTAMP:20260505T072527
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SUMMARY:Eat:Ith Screening: Bugs
DESCRIPTION:As part of Eat:Ith\, a series of events and discussions on food culture in Ireland\, there will be a screening of “Bugs” at the Fumbally Exchange tonight. “Bugs” takes a closer look at the concept of dining on insects. By drawing on facts that encourage the consumption of insects – from a UN suggestion that eating bugs can combat world hunger\, to knife-wielding chefs insisting on the delicious taste – insects seem to hold a lot of solutions to a lot of our problems. \nFor the past three years\, a team from Copenhagen-based Nordic Food Lab\, made up of chefs and researchers Josh Evans\, Ben Reade and Roberto Flore\, has been travelling the world to learn what some of the two billion people who already eat insects have to say. In “Bugs\,” film director Andreas Johnsen follows them as they forage\, farm\, cook and taste insects with communities in Europe\, Australia\, Mexico\, Kenya\, Japan and beyond. During their journey they encounter everything from revered termite queens and desert-delicacy honey ants to venemous giant hornets and long-horned grasshoppers trapped using powerful floodlights\, that sometimes cause their catchers temporary blindness. \nHowever\, with the prospect of increased consumption comes the worry of a kind of fast-food inflicted deterioration in quality. If industrially produced insects become the norm\, will they be as delicious and as beneficial as the ones in diverse\, resilient ecosystems and cuisines around the world? And who will actually benefit as insects are scaled up? \nDescribed by The New York Times as “an entertaining and eye-opening documentary\,” this is sure to satisfy your appetite. \nTickets can be purchased here.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/eatith-screening-bugs/
LOCATION:Fumbally Stables\, Fumbally Lane\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Film Screening
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20170902T200000
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SUMMARY:Freedom of Movement
DESCRIPTION:MART Gallery presents the exhibition Freedom of Movement by Nina Fischer & Maroan el Sani\, supported by The Arts Council of Ireland\, Goethe Institut Dublin and the Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen. The exhibition has been curated by MART Gallery Manager Deirdre Morrissey. \nThe MART Gallery’s curatorial vision for 2017 is to select artists who work under the parameters of risk and political agitation\, creating powerful\, informative and experimental work. On Thursday\, August 24th MART will present ‘Freedom of Movement\,’ an exhibition of film work by renowned German artists Nina Fischer and Maroan el Sani.MART first introduced the work of Fischer & el Sani to Ireland in 2014 when the artists presented film works ‘Narita Field Trip’ and ‘Spelling Dystopia’ in an exhibition curated by Barry Kehoe. Both pieces were created when the artists were Associate Professors at the School of Art and Design in Sapporo City University in Japan and explored tensions that arise between the forces of globalisation and specific local narratives.Always keen to build upon established relationships with international artists\, MART has invited Fischer and El Sani back to Dublin for the presentation of two recent film installations ‘Identity’s Rule of Three’ (2015) and ‘Freedom of Movement’ (2017) These films pose questions on various aspects of human identity and society\, the limits of geographical\, artistic and social structure\, and race relations.Nina Fischer & Maroan el Sani are visual artists and directors who have worked collaboratively since the 1990s and both live and work in Berlin. Through their work they have explored narratives in various sites around the world juxtaposing hidden histories with the lived experiences of contemporary society and questioning cultural perspectives \nThe exhibition continues: 25 Aug – 22 Sept 2017
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/freedom-of-movement/
LOCATION:mart\, 190A Rathmines Rd\, Lwr\, Dublin 6.\, Dublin\, Leinster\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings,Film Screening
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20170804T010000
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SUMMARY:Shorts for Choice
DESCRIPTION:Shorts for Choice is an evening featuring fabulous short films\, live music and burlesque performances\, culminating with a panel discussion – all hosted by comedian/activist\, Emily O’Callaghan. \nThis event is BYOB; there’s no entry fee\, but do bring along some sheckles if you have them\, as there’s a suggested donation of €5 and fantastic raffle prizes. These include a Filmbase Training Voucher for €150\, original artworks\, tickets to a fantastic show at the Dublin Fringe Festival\, a voucher for the Project Theatre\, Swag\, Literature\, Goodies from First Draft Coffee and much\, much more. \nIt’s for a great cause; all funds raised will be donated to the Abortion Support Network\, an all-volunteer organisation providing accommodation and financial assistance to women forced to travel from Ireland to have a safe and legal abortion. \nMusical Performance: \nKatherine Atkinson and Simon Quigley perform a specially curated selection of songs. \nShort Films: \nThe Christening – Oonagh Kearney’s film tells the story of Ailbhe\, a young girl who must make a very adult decision. \nMy Body\, My Choice – Laragh McCann’s experimental piece aims to give visual representation to the suffocating imprisonment of women’s bodies under Ireland’s constitutional restriction of their reproductive rights. \nHeartbreak – Dave Tynan’s IFTA-winning short film about a young Irish woman and the tough choices she must make. Written and performed by Emmet Kirwan.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/shorts-for-choice/
LOCATION:Filmbase\, Curved Street\, Temple Bar\, Dublin\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Film Screening
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20170715T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20170715T190000
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SUMMARY:TORCH SONG TRILOGY
DESCRIPTION:“Yeah. I’m among the last of a dying breed. Well\, once the E.R.A. and gay civil rights bills have been passed\, me and mine will be swept under the carpets like the blacks done to Amos\, Andy\, and Aunt Jemima. That’s all right. With a voice and a face like this\, I’m not worried. I can always drive a cab. And that\, chillun’\, is called power. Be it gay\, black\, or flowered it always comes down to the survival of the majority.” \nHarvey Fierstein\, in the play The International Stud (1978)\, later part of Torch Song Trilogy (1982) \n……………….. \nThe film is an adaptation of three one-act plays on the same character\, Arnold Beckoff\, all together four hours long. The film was scripted by the original author\, the multitalented Harvey Fierstein\, who starred in both the theatre production and the adaptation (Mathew Broderick played Arnold’s son on stage and Arnold’s husband in the movie). The film opens like the play\, with a monologue directly to the audience\, and after that the stage is forgotten in all but in the talk-heavy story. The film omits (regrettably) a hilarious sex scene in a darkroom\, as well as (mercifully) the endless discussion of Arnold’s lover Ed’s ‘problematic’ bisexuality. The adaptation also invents a (rather sweet) first-meeting scene between Arnold and partner David. \nA ‘torch song’ is a melodramatic rendition of a love story\, romance on an epic scale\, and our story is concerned with the five loves in torch-song singer Arnold Beckoff’s life: Ed\, Alan\, his son\, his mother\, and himself. This is a positive portrait of a gay person who respects himself and demands respect\, from the first second of the film to the last. Shocking to think how rare this is in the stories others have told us and we have told ourselves. Arnold’s whip-tongued queen\, maddeningly closeted lover Ed\, dangerously-perfect partner Alan\, Arnold and Alan’s lovable-rogue foster-son David\, and Arnold’s dark tornado of a mother… all sound like excruciating clichés on paper\, but in fact they feel so real that you will think you are standing in that dressing room\, that alley-way\, that cemetery\, that cabin in the country\, and that sitting-room. Both the play and the film are about parenting too –about the trick of breaking with the past\, knowing you are cursed to drag it along with you. This is the conundrum of film adaptations themselves\, and if you wish to be enlightened\, look no further than the great Anne Bancroft as the ‘ma’ of professional drag artist Arnold. He may be one of a kind\, but is it a coincidence that she comes across as the ultimate drag queen? \n 
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/torch-song-trilogy/
LOCATION:The New Theatre\, 43 East Essex Street\, Temple Bar\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Film Screening
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20170707T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20170708T050000
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SUMMARY:Lost in France
DESCRIPTION:Fans of Mogwai\, Arab Strap\, Franz Ferdinand\, The Delgados\, Chemikal Underground… take note! Lost in France has its the final Irish screening and wrap party for critically acclaimed Niall McCann doc Lost in France\, with a director Q&A and late afterparty. \nYou’ll get a FREE drink+popcorn\, grab a gourmet pizza in the beer garden\, see the film followed by a Q&A\, and then catch the summer vibes in our afterparty with the Now You’re Swingin’ crew. YAAAAAAAAAAAS. \nRead our interview with director Niall McCann here \nRead our review of Lost in France here
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/lost-in-france/
LOCATION:The Sugar Club\, 8 Lower Leeson Street\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Film Screening
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