special screening
Under the Clock
Sun 20 Jan, 2pm
Using Clerys clock as the initial focal point this charming Irish Documentary, by the team who brought you Older than Ireland, examines dating, sex and relationships in Ireland over the decades.
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Rosie
Mon 21 Jan, 5pm & 8pm
★★★★★ The Herald
★★★★★ RTÉ
This new film from writer Roddy Doyle follows a family at risk of homelessness during the Irish housing crisis.
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The Guilty
Mon 28 Jan, 5pm & 8pm
★★★★★ The Guardian
A pulse-pounding Danish thriller set entirely in an emergency response centre as a lone agent must deal with an impossible situation.
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Tchaikovsky’s The Queen of Spades (Encore Screening)
Tue 29 Jan, 7.30pm
Tchaikovsky’s most ambitious opera contains some of his greatest music and is a powerful study of destructive obsession, showing the intensity of obsession and the supernatural.
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Subtitle Spotlight European Film Festival 2019
Thu 31 Jan - Sun 3 Feb
Subtitle Spotlight European Film Festival is back once more, bringing a selection of European subtitled films that invite you to see cinema in a whole new way. With a total of ten titles there’ll be something to suit all tastes.
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Unknown Soldier
Thu 31 Jan, 7pm & Sun 3 Feb, 4.30pm
The Irish premiere of the biggest-ever selling Finnish film that has taken over €17m at the box office. An epic masterpiece in film-making set in the Finnish-Russian war.
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Styx
Fri 1 Feb, 6pm
A busy doctor plans to spend her annual vacation sailing across the Atlantic, but everything changes when she sees a damaged boat full of refugees nearby.
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A Horrible Woman
Fri 1 Feb, 8pm
This is a beautifully crafted film about how love works and what happens when it all breaks down — full of wit and insight on modern relationships and brilliantly anchored by Amanda Collin.
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The Benefit of the Doubt
Fri 1 Feb, 10pm
This Belgian film explores the troubling power of judgement-by-intuition as David, a happy young father is brought in for questioning by local police.
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At War
Sat 2 Feb, 12pm & Sun 3 Feb, 12pm
This is a forceful, timely and extremely provocative film which charts the human cost of a group of workers trying to keep their jobs in the face of modern capitalism.
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The Trouble With You
Sat 2 Feb, 2.30pm & Sun 3 Feb, 2.15pm
A terrific screwball crime comedy with a sparkling central performance from former French Shooting Star, Adèle Aenelle and an excellent cameo from Audrey Tatou.
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Faces Places
Sat 2 Feb, 4.45pm
Please note: Faces Places has replaced the previously scheduled screening of All Good.
Filmmaker Agnès Varda and photographer JR join forces in this Oscar-nominated doc.
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Coach
Sat 2 Feb, 6.45pm
Directed by and starring Danila Kozlovsky, Coach tells the remarkable story of a Russian national team football player who seeks redemption after a very public humiliation. Touching and beautifully acted.
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The Realm
Sat 2 Feb, 9.20pm
In a film fizzing with fire and energy, The Realm is a political thriller which brilliantly examines how far a person is willing to go in order to hold on to power.
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C’est la vie!
Sun 3 Feb, 8pm
The dynamic duo behind the smash hit The Intouchables re-unite for this delicious deadpan comedy set around a wedding on the brink of erupting into an utter nightmare.
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1945
Mon 4 Feb, 5pm & 8pm
★★★★ RTE
A sharp drama of suspicion and intrigue set in the immediate aftermath of WWII, when two strange Jews arrive in a Hungarian village wracked with guilt and shame.
special screening
Winnie the Pooh
Sun 10 Feb, 2pm
More than 30 years after the gentlefolk of the Hundred Acre Wood were last paid a visit on the big screen, Disney returns to see what they’ve been getting up to. Winnie the Pooh’s still craving “hunny”.
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Return of the Hero
Mon 11 Feb, 5pm & 8pm
An uproarious French comedy about a no-good, philandering soldier who receives an undeserved hero’s welcome when he returns home.
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Verdi’s La traviata (Encore Screening)
Sun 17 Feb, 2pm
From the thrill of unexpected romance to a heartbreaking reconciliations that comes too late, Verdi’s La traviata is one of the most popular of all operas.
monday night cinema
The Wild Pear Tree
Mon 18 Feb, 4pm & 8pm
★★★★★ The Guardian
Returning home from college to his Turkish village, aspiring writer Sinan discovers that his father has a gambling addiction that has brought the family to the brink of financial ruin.