As part of the public programme for Metabolic time  / Am meitibileach video works from Jasleen Kaur’s Gut Feelings Meri ...

Sham, a young woman, returns home from her studies in England after the death of her father in a gangland ...

A sumptuously-costumed, beautifully shot feature-length film of the music of Anakronos’ The Red Book of Ossory – medieval meets jazz ...

Rough Weekend is a showcase of new writing and big ideas. Set across two days, each of these three unique ...

Screening of a series of late Soviet animated films, directed by women and produced by the most significant state-run animation studio USSR SOYUZMULTFILM. Curated and introduced by Nat Schastneva, independent researcher and trans artivist.

Screening curated and introduced by David Crowley, Head of the School of Visual Culture at the National College of Art ...

Taiwan Ireland Association present a special screening of Our Youth in Taiwan, a documentary film about youth, idealism, social movement and Taiwan, followed by a Q&A with director Fu Yue.

This year’s Dance on Film sees a carefully curated programme of six short films that includes a selection of Light Moves Festival 2018 Award Winners, some recent French releases, and the premiere of CoisCéim’s How to Sink a Paper Boat.

This documentary is a fitting tribute to an extraordinary artist, whose revolutionary take on modern dance is brilliantly explained in a film that places interviews with the master, and footage of his work, front and centre.

A unique series of artist-led discursive screening events featuring Jenny Brady, Sarah Browne, Dennis McNulty and Tadhg O'Sullivan presented by aemi, an agency dedicated to the support and exhibition of artist and experimental moving image work.