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Special Events Ireland on Screen
Tues 23 Feb / IFI 3 / 5.00pm
From the Wind that Shakes the Barley to Once, from The Quiet Man to Leap Year, there have been very different images of Ireland and Irish films presented to the world. With more and more Irish filmmakers going abroad to make their own films and increased levels of
Celebrating VooDooDog
Escape to the movies
Thurs 25 Feb / IFI 3 / 5.00
with Aedín Gormley
Movies and Musicals features a broad range of soundtracks from early classics, right through to contemporary scores and hit musicals. Celebrity interviews, all the latest movie news and trivia along with your chance to win the latest soundtracks and DVDs.
European and US filmmakers making co-productions with Irish talent attached, what is the perception of Ireland and Irish film to a global audience? Is the vision of authentic Irish film changing in a new and interesting way or are we at risk of losing our identity to a stereotypical vision of what it means to be Irish? Join us for a panel discussion about Irish film and its place in the international cinema landscape. Participants will include our trio of JDIFF 2010 Irish Film Talent Spotlight nominees;
director Conor Horgan (The Beholder, One Hundred Mornings), cinematographer Kate McCullough (His & Hers) and actor Darren Healy (Savage). Joining them will be Trevor Groth, (Director of Programming, Sundance Film Festival), Mira Fornay (Foxes) and Anna Trzebiatowska (Festival Director, Off Plus Camera Film Festival, Krakov). Chairing the panel is Irish Film Board Chief Executive Simon Perry. This event is free. Tickets available at the door on a first come, first served basis.
We present a showcase of work by one of the most innovative film companies in the world, VooDooDog, which is run by Irish brothers Paul Donnellon and Noel Donnellon with David Z. Obadiah. Named after a character called VooDooDog, a resurrected zombie canine that seemed to reflect the left field approach of the company’s work, a range of talented individuals create unique animation, motion graphics, live action and creative content for all media. Best known for their motion picture title sequences including the Emmy nominated sequence for The Life and Death of Peter Sellers, Nanny McPhee (and its forthcoming sequel), Love In The Time Of Cholera, Smokin’ Aces and also their typography title design for such films as The Boy In The Stripped Pyjamas, Everybody’s Fine, Maid of Honor, When Did You Last See Your Father? and The Debt. Noel Donnellon and Paul Donnellon will be in attendance at this screening. This event is free. Tickets available at the door on a first come, first served basis.
E-mail: movies.lyricfm@rte.ie Text 51554 and include the keyword ‘Movies’
Invocation Of My Demon Brother Fri 26 Feb / IFI / 9.00pm
A Ceremony In Celebration Of Kenneth Anger Conceived by Padraic. E. Moore, this unique evening of music, ritual and performance has been organised as a response to, and celebration of, Anger’s work. It includes a special performance by one of Ireland’s most exciting young musicians, David Turpin. Tickets: €5. Booking information: IFI Box Office / www.ifi.ie
96-99fm
www.rte.ie/lyricfm