Step into the eerie world of classic silent films at our café! We're thrilled to present a new series of screenings, starting with the 1920 horror classic Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Experience the haunting tale like never before, with a live soundtrack performed by Tom Maxwell on piano and Gustavo De Morais on guitar.
The film will be shown to an audience of young people and others interested in the climate crisis on Friday January 13th 2023 at 6.30pm in the O’Reilly Theatre at Belvedere College in Dublin City Centre. There will be a panel discussion after the film including Eamon Ryan TD, Minister for Transport, Environment, Climate and Communications; Lorna Gold from Laudato Si’ who is featured in the film; and some young climate action leaders.
Bersani’s award-winning work combines contemporary dance and performance. She suffers from a moderate form of brittle bone disease and her work emphasises the political significance that a body can assume.
Annie is the story of a plucky, red-haired girl who dreams of life outside her dreary orphanage and includes the unforgettable songs ‘It’s A Hard Knock Life’ and ‘Tomorrow’
Features some strong violence, with moderate language and drug use.
Features strong violence, mild language, moderate sexual content, and drugs/alcohol.
Our ever-popular outdoor movie night is back, and due to popular demand - bigger - with TWO movie nights at this year's festival. Cosy up under the stars on either Friday or Sunday evening.... or both!
As always - the final movie for Friday night was selected by popular public choice - this year from a selection of 1979 classics. As a special anniversary treat, we're also putting on a MYSTER MOVIE on Sunday night, which will be announced closer tot he festival.
THE MUPPET MOVIE - Fri 7 June, 10pm @Festival HQ
MYSTERY MOVIE - Sun 9 June, 10pm @Festival HQ
Tickets €6.50 each or €20 for group of 4 in advance, €8 on the door.
