Exhibition on Screen
Learn about the works of Cézanne, Monet, Degas and their fellow Impressionists - as championed by the Parisian art collector Paul Durand-Ruel - through this stunningly captured documentary.
★★★★★ The Playlist
An in-depth look at the relationship between the late musician Leonard Cohen and his Norwegian muse Marianne Ihlen - the inspiration for his song So Long, Marianne.
★★★★★ The Chicago Tribune
★★★★ Empire
Disney’s tale of a sheltered uptown purebred and a streetwise downtown mutt, featuring exquisite animation, unforgettable songs and one of the greatest love stories of all time.
★★★★ The Guardian
In this documentary award-winning Dutch garden designer Piet Oudolf immerses viewers in his work and explains his creative process, from his beautifully abstract sketches, to theories on beauty, to the ecological implications of his ideas.
★★★★ The Guardian
Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Alex Gibney directs this Emmy-nominated investigation of the unsolved 1994 Loughinisland massacre.
Including a post-film discussion with producer Trevor Birney & journalist Barry McCaffrey, chaired by Colin Murphy.
★★★★★ Empire
★★★★★ Radio Times
One of the most popular Disney films ever, The Jungle Book is a song-filled celebration of friendship, fun, and the Bare Necessities of life set in a lush and colourful world.
An uplifting documentary exploring the growing musical and social phenomenon of chanting, featuring the stories of people who are finding healing and a sense of inner peace by singing mantras together.
Encore Screening
The King of the Waltz, André Rieu, invites you to put on your dancing shoes for his spectacular 2019 hometown concert from Maastricht, featuring the Johann Strauss Orchestra, spectacular singers and special guests.
★★★★ The Irish Times
★★★★ The Guardian
Julianne Moore stars in Oscar-winning director Sebastian Lelio’s faithful, elevated remake of his 2013 critical hit Gloria about finding love as an older woman.
The launch of The Testaments, Margaret Atwood’s highly anticipated sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale will be celebrated with an exclusive live cinema broadcast, in an evening with the Canadian novelist, poet, literary critic and inventor.
Oscar-winning director Ron Howard turns his focus from The Beatles to superstar tenor Luciano Pavarotti, combining stunning concert video, interviews and never-before-seen footage to create a portrait of opera’s best loved singer.
★★★★★ The Irish Times
★★★★ The Guardian
Visually stunning and based on actual events, this breathtaking drama recounts how one indigenous family became involved in the Colombian drug trade.
Free Events (Booking Required)
Join us for Culture Night 2019, with free performances from Hania Rani and Glasshouse plus cinema screenings of Aretha Franklin’s Amazing Grace and shorts for young audiences.
Encore Screening
Verdi’s masterpiece – compelling, blood-curdling and beautiful – will delight audiences with a powerhouse combination of entertainment and emotional intensity from the spectacular shore of Lake Constance, Austria.
A warm, human drama about the adoption system in France and the people it touches.
★★★★★ The Washington Post
★★★★ The Guardian
Based on Justin Torres’s semi-autobiographical novel, this coming-of-age drama follows the youngest of three brothers as he awakens to a world beyond that of his volatile family.
Exhibition on Screen
Filmed at an exclusive National Gallery exhibition in London as well as the US and the Netherlands, this documentary guides us through Vermeer’s life story and displays his paintings - including Girl with a Pearl Earring - in glorious HD.
For one very special night, the legendary Plácido Domingo (The Three Tenors) returns to the breathtaking Arena di Verona amphitheatre for this anniversary gala evening, 50 years after his debut, revisiting three of his greatest ever roles in Verdi’s Nabucco, Simon Boccanegra and Macbeth.
★★★★★ The AV Club
★★★★ Slant
Winner of Best Film at Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival 2019, this gripping thriller is a bold contemporary re-imagining of Anna Seghers’ WWII novel about a man escaping fascism under a false identity.
★★★★ The Guardian
After fleeting their war-torn homeland, a Central African family struggles to make ends meet in Paris as they seek political asylum. A tender yet stark portrait of how bureaucracy and humanity can collide.
