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Film In Dublin@filmindublin· 23d

It's the format you oydssey it in, Christopher Nolan told us so 📽️ Review and more live now on filmindublin.ie

People crowd around the Dublin Portal to watch Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· 24d

A Face! A Fleet! A Film! Matt Damon is A Man of Constant Sorrow in The Odyssey - @fixyourheartsor.bsky.social reviews Christopher Nolan's latest, in Irish cinemas now: filmindublin.ie/2026/07/20/a...

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· 27d

In honour of The Odyssey, @keelanhothothot.bsky.social goes through the many meandering moves of Matt Damon: filmindublin.ie/2026/07/17/g...

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· 29d

Th Boyne Valley International Film Festival returns for its 5th edition, 7-9 August filmindublin.ie/2026/07/14/b...

Boyne Valley International Film Festival 2026

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jul 13

See you at the movies Sam

Sam Neill sits alone in a cinema with a tub of popcorn in John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jul 8

The famously addled encounter between @seamas.bsky.social and Mary McAleese is now immortalised in animated short Me, Myself and Mary. We spoke to Séamas and director John Michell ahead of its screening this weekend during the Galway Film Fleadh: filmindublin.ie/2026/07/08/a...

Poster for animated short Me, Myself and Mary, starring Chris O'Dowd and Aisling Bea.

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jul 7

Director Niamh Bryson shows her latest short Newtown Boys this week at Galway's Film Fleadh, where she's also nominated for the Bingham Ray New Talent Award. We spoke to Bryson about her latest work, its young cast, and developing as a director: filmindublin.ie/2026/07/07/d...

Director Niamh Bryson with child actor Leo Earley on the set of Newtown Boys.

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jun 26

In Irish cinemas now, Jackass: Best and Last is a surprisingly heartfelt farewell to the series. Lauren Gallagher reviews: filmindublin.ie/2026/06/26/j...

Still from Jackass: Best and Last. Johnny Knoxville is carrying a cake and is attacked from behind from a goat.

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jun 25

Sour-tasting and self-serious, Supergirl feels like a step in the wrong direction for James Gunn's DC-verse. Our review by @keelanhothothot.bsky.social: filmindublin.ie/2026/06/25/w...

Supergirl flies through the murky, muddy, CGI air

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jun 24

In Irish cinemas now, this sweet and stylish safe-cracking drama is a delight. Our review of Tuner: filmindublin.ie/2026/06/24/s...

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jun 24

From Duels to Dinosaurs and beyond - all parts of the Complete Picture Podcast's Steven Spielberg episode are available now filmindublin.ie/2026/06/23/t... @aninventivename.bsky.social @keelanhothothot.bsky.social

poster for The Complete Picture Podcast. Includes photograph of Steven Spielberg sitting cross-legged, his head in his hands, between a pair of dinosaur feet. 'Steven Spielberg Ep. 4: Available Now'

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jun 23

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Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jun 23

The third Dublin Cuban Film Festival takes place at the New Theatre next month: filmindublin.ie/2026/06/23/t...

Poster for the Dublin Cuban Film Festival - A Revolution on Film July 23-26 2026

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jun 22

The music in the Europa Cinemas spot has become its own anthem for fans in the fair city of film and beyond. We celebrate the beloved bop and look into the origins of this unlikely icon: filmindublin.ie/2026/06/22/e...

still image of a white cat mid pop to the Europa Cinemas theme - a backdrop of European city names on a blue background behind them

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jun 19

We talk to director Lucille Carolan about her short documentary Anatomy of an Irish Disco: filmindublin.ie/2026/06/19/l...

close up of teens outside a disco at night. Text reads 'Lucille Carolan breaks down Anatomy of an Irish Disco, interview by: Luke Dunne, read at filmindublin.ie'

More teens heading to a disco on a rainy evening. Text reads "All across the island, there is a very particular rite-of-passage, a cultural exchange that of course exists in other countries, but has its own distinct identity on these shores. Teenagers all over the world go to discos, but only in Ireland do they go to an Irish disco.

Lucille Carolan goes on an excursion through that experience in Anatomy of an Irish Disco. The documentary short follows a gang of girls as they prepare for, go to and wind down from a farmyard teen disco. Fifteen-year-old Freya, Aoife and Kayla go through all the excitement, apprehension and eventual exhaustion, captured with intimacy and empathy by Carolan."

Close up of a teens bed, make up and teddys are strewn about. Text reads "It felt very much like children trying on being adults for the first time, and it’s all quite maybe silly in its own way.

I was interested in the girlhood, specifically, and the friendship, and the childhood. The childhood is still very much there, despite how much they’re trying to fight it with how they’re dressing, and presenting themselves. Maybe some of them are drinking or trying vaping for the first time, but a lot of them aren’t, that side of it I think gets blown out of proportion."

Imagine of a mam sitting waiting in her car. Text reads "Visually I like a lot of patience and attention on faces and details, and a sort of softness to everything. I’m interested in people, and that style of looking at people. That was how I wanted Anatomy of an Irish Disco to feel, and it’s how I want all of my narrative work to feel. - Read the full interview now on filmindublin.ie"

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jun 17

Odysseys Season at the IFI - the Irish Film Institute are building up to Nolan's latest with a month of films from Ford, Herzog, the Coens and more: filmindublin.ie/2026/06/17/o...

still from Wim Wenders 'Paris, Texas' of Harry Dean Stanton, used in poster for IFI's Odysseys - An IFI Season of Cinematic Journeys, 1-29 July

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jun 16

"Incredible visuals, performances and a lasting message that I anticipate will stay with viewers long after the lights come up" 👽 @keelanhothothot.bsky.social reviews Disclosure Day, in Irish cinemas now: filmindublin.ie/2026/06/12/y...

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jun 9

imagine describing a dog to someone who's never seen one before and then asking them to draw it

picture of Northern Irish Tayto in the Backrooms

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jun 5

Bloomsday Film Festival returns to the fair city of film from June 12 - 16th. Check out our preview of Dublin's most literary film festival: filmindublin.ie/2026/06/02/p...

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Jun 4

In cinemas now, Masters of the Universe embraces its cartoony roots. Lauren Gallagher reviews: filmindublin.ie/2026/06/04/m...

still of Masters of the Universe with a beefy Nicholas Galitzine

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· May 29

In cinemas now, Power Ballad is no song of the summer. Our review: filmindublin.ie/2026/05/29/p...

Nick Jonas and Paul Rudd jamming in a still from film Power Ballad.

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· May 28

Headline from The Journal: Landmark Grafton Street restaurant Captain America's is closing down on Sunday

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· May 21

A season devoted to the films of Faye Dunaway comes to the @irishfilminstitute.bsky.social this June: filmindublin.ie/2026/05/21/n...

Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty in Bonnie and Clyde.

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· May 12

The Queer Spectrum Film Festival returns to @irishfilminstitute.bsky.social this summer, exploring how queer lives are continually reshaped across borders, generations, and identities from Jun 12 - 14: filmindublin.ie/2026/05/12/t...

still from film Tiger. A Japanese man in his 30s with bleached blonde hair is in the middle of a crowd in a nightclub, dancing. He wears an open jacket with no shirt underneath and stands in the revelry with his eyes closed.

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· May 5

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Film In Dublin@filmindublin· May 2

I Want My IFI 📺

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· May 1

Hotel hell for Adam Scott in the harrowing Hokum. Our review: filmindublin.ie/2026/05/01/h...

Still from film Hokum. Adam Scott holds a lamp while crouching in a constricted old elevator.

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Apr 30

See Dublin 8 on screen at Big Bag of Cannes next week: filmindublin.ie/2026/04/30/b...

poster for 'Festival du Big Bag of Cans' - a director atop a scaffold stands on another man's back and looks through a camera a la Cannes. Poster shows event on 7 May 2026

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Apr 27

Earlier this month filmmaker Louise Weard visited Dublin for the Trans Image Trans Experience Film Festival. @hellojackwarren.bsky.social interviewed the Castration Movie director about her epic film project, letterboxd, James Joyce and more: filmindublin.ie/2026/04/27/l...

Aoife Josie Clements (left) and Louise Weard (right) smile at the camera

Louise Weard (left) and Aoife Josie Clements (right) at a Q&A at TITE Film Festival.

Film In Dublin@filmindublin· Apr 24

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