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Mon 8 Sep - Mon 15 Dec

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All movies will be on General Sale TUE 26 AUG, 2pm

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Individual Screenings: €9/8 (+ booking fee)
Season Ticket €127.50 incl. fees

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Pavilion Theatre presents

Monday Night Cinema: Autumn/Winter 2025

15 Weeks of World-Class Film


Pavilion Theatre is proud to present the 15-film line-up for Monday Night Cinema from 8 September until 15 December, featuring an unmissable selection of titles from revered directors and exciting newcomers. Season tickets to guarantee your seat and get the best price are just €127.50 inclusive of booking fees.

Coming up between September and December: The Phoenician Scheme, From Hilde, With Love, The Ballad of Wallis Island, Young Mothers, Sorry, Baby, Dreams, Christy, Deaf, Friendship, Late Shift, The Kingdom, Dying, Misericordia, Good One and The Marching Band.

See below for the full details. 

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The Phoenican Scheme

Mon 8 Sep, 5pm & 8pm

English | Cert: 12A | 2025 | 101mins

Palme d’Or Nominee, Cannes Film Festival 2025

Wealthy businessman Zsa-zsa Korda (Benicio del Toro) appoints his only daughter, a nun, as sole heir to his estate. As Korda embarks on a new enterprise, they soon become the target of scheming tycoons, foreign terrorists and determined assassins. Directed by Wes Anderson.

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From Hilde, With Love (In Liebe, Eure Hilde)

Mon 15 Sep, 5pm & 8pm

German | Cert: 15A | 2024 | 125mins

Golden Bear Nominee, Berlin Film Festival 2024Winner, Best Performance by an Actress, German Film Awards 2025

Berlin: 1942, Hilde and Hans, German resistance fighters with an anti-fascist group, fall madly in love. When the couple are arrested by the Gestapo, Hilde is eight months pregnant and faces the birth of her baby alone, in prison. Based on real events, Andreas Dresen's film is about resilience, inner strength and doing the right thing, no matter what.

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The Ballad of Wallis Island

Mon 22 Sep, 5pm & 8pm

English | Cert: PG | 2025 | 100mins

Nominee, Audience Award, SXSW Film Festival 2025
 
Musician Herb made his name in a popular folk duo with former romantic partner Nell. Now a struggling solo artist, Herb accepts a lucrative offer from eccentric lottery winner Charles Heath to perform a private gig on a remote island – including an unexpected reunion with Nell. Mixing humour and poignant character work, this film is a winning crowd-pleaser.
 
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Young Mothers (Jeunes mères)

Mon 29 Sep, 5pm & 8pm

French | Cert: Club | 2025 | 105mins

Nominee, Palme d'Or, 2025 Cannes Film Festival
Winner, Best Screenplay, 2025 Cannes Film Festival

Jessica, Perla, Julie, Ariane and Naïma are housed in a shelter for young mothers in Belgium. The intersecting lives of these five teenagers hoping for a better life for themselves and their babies forms the subject of this beautiful and poetic film from the Dardenne Brothers. A true-to-life portrait of the struggles faced by these young women living on or near the margins of society.

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Sorry, Baby

Mon 6 Oct, 5pm & 8pm

English | Cert: 15A | 2025 | 104mins

Nominee, Caméra d'Or, Cannes Film Festival 2025
Winner, Feature Film Award, Seattle International Film Festival

When old college roommates Agnes and Lydie reunite for a short break, it’s a joyous occasion — but Lydie is also one of the only 
people Agnes can speak to about her past trauma.

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Dreams (Drømmer)

Mon 13 Oct, 5pm & 8pm

Norwegian | Cert: 15A | 2024 | 111mins

Winner, Best Film (Golden Bear), Berlin International Film Festival 2025

Johanne, 17, becomes infatuated with her charismatic French teacher, exploring her confusing feelings by writing them down as a novella. When Johanne’s protective mother and more liberal grandmother read the manuscript, the three generations of women each contemplate their hopes, dreams and sexuality.

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Christy

Mon 20 Oct, 5pm & 8pm

English | Cert: 15A | 2025 | 94mins

Winner, Grand Prix Jury Prize, 2025 Berlin International Film Festival

Brendan Canty’s debut feature is a love letter to his native Cork, with flashes of pure joy and fun that break through its bleaker moments. 

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Deaf (Sorda)

Mon 27 Oct, 5pm & 8pm

Spanish | Cert: 15A | 2025 | 99mins

Winner, Audience Award, Berlin Internation Film Festival 2025
Winner of 5 Málaga Spanish Film Festival Awards, including Best Film, Actor and Actress

Ángela, a deaf woman, and Héctor, her hearing partner, are in a loving, solid relationship. They use sign language and lip reading to communicate. When their first daughter, Ona, is born, it is revealed she can hear - forcing Ángela to come to terms with raising a daughter who may not share her experience of the world. 

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Friendship

Mon 3 Nov, 5pm & 8pm

English | Cert: 15A | 2025 | 99mins

Nominee, Audience Award (Festival Favorite), SXSW Film Festival 2025

Marketing executive Craig lives a mundane suburban life, but everything changes when he meets charismatic new neighbour Austin. Their new friendship swiftly deteriorates, however, as Craig’s desperate urge to be liked leads to some increasingly erratic, ill-judged behaviour…

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Late Shift (Heldin)

Mon 10 Nov, 5pm & 8pm

German | Cert: 12A | 2025 | 91mins

Winner, Best Cinematography, German Camera Awards

Leonie Benesch (The Teacher's Lounge) stars as Floria, a nurse who clocks in for a late shift in a busy but understaffed ward. As the evening wears on the pressure begins to get to Floria —  and a simple but potentially grave error pushes her over the edge.

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The Kingdom (Le Royaume)

Mon 17 Nov, 5pm & 8pm

French & Corsican | Cert: 15A | 2025 | 111mins

Nominee, Golden Camera, Cannes Film Festival 2024
Nominee, Best First Film, César Awards (France) 2025
Winner, Most Promising Actress, Lumiere Awards (France) 2025

Corsica, 1995: 15-year-old Lesia seems like any regular teenager. However, Pierre-Paul, the father she adores but only sees occasionally, is actually the head of one of the island’s mobs and a long-time fugitive. When violence escalates over her summer break from school, the reality and horrors of her father’s world are finally fully revealed to Lesia.

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Dying (Sterben)

Mon 24 Nov, 3.30pm & 7.30pm (note earlier start times)

German | Cert: 16 | 2024 | 182mins

Silver Bear, Berlin Film Festival 2024
 
Matthias Glasner’s captivating new film is an epic drama about a broken family. As parents Lissy and Gerd near the end of their lives, they receive little support from their adult children. Talented conductor Tom is struggling with both his career and increasingly messy personal life, while self-destructive Ellen is caught up in a doomed affair with a colleague. 
 
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Misericordia (Miséricorde)

Mon 1 Dec, 5pm & 8pm

French | Cert: Club | 2024 | 102mins

8 Nominations incl. Best Film, César Awards (France) 2025
 
When his former boss dies, Jérémie returns to his hometown to attend the funeral. Newly widowed Martine invites Jérémie to stay, but his presence in the family home attracts the ire of Martine’s hot-headed son Vincent. As old tensions reignite, an act of spontaneous violence embroils several locals in a web of lies and deception.

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Good One

Mon 8 Dec, 5pm & 8pm

English | Cert: Club | 2024 | 89mins

Nominee, Golden Camera, Cannes Film Festival 2024
Winner, Best Directorial Debut, National Board of Review (USA) 2024
Nominee, Grand Jury Prize, Sundance Film Festival 2024

Sam, 17, heads off on a Catskills camping trip with her father Chris and his best friend Matt. After initially enjoying the strenuous but fun hike, Sam’s perspective shifts as the two men’s frustrations with life and relationships come to the fore by the nightly campfire.

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The Marching Band

Mon 15 Dec, 5pm & 8pm

French | Cert: 12A | 2024 | 103mins

7 Nominations incl. Best Film, César Awards (France) 2025

A French comedy-drama that’s as funny as it is heart-warming. Thibaut, a successful conductor recently diagnosed with leukaemia, discovers he was actually adopted as a child. When he meets his secret biological brother, cafeteria worker Jimmy, the two discover a shared passion for music, and Jimmy’s workplace just so happens to have a marching band…