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@filmindublin.bsky.socialReposted by @filmindublin.bsky.socialImagine Noire is now running at IMMA. GALPAL Collective's Lulit Luis tells us about the thinking behind her curation.
@filmindublin.bsky.socialReposted by @filmindublin.bsky.socialIf Aaron Sorkin was the director of The Social Network, he would have directed The Social Network. Instead he directed The Social Reckoning. @keelanhothothot.bsky.social reviews: filmindublin.ie/2026/10/09/y...
@filmindublin.bsky.socialReposted by @filmindublin.bsky.social@filmindublin.bsky.social@filmindublin.bsky.socialIf Aaron Sorkin was the director of The Social Network, he would have directed The Social Network. Instead he directed The Social Reckoning. @keelanhothothot.bsky.social reviews: filmindublin.ie/2026/10/09/y...
@filmindublin.bsky.socialImagine Noire is now running at IMMA. GALPAL Collective's Lulit Luis tells us about the thinking behind her curation.
@aninventivename.bsky.socialReposted by @filmindublin.bsky.socialEpisode Seven: LARRY COHEN - PART 2.
Alien deities, the return of murderous babies, a Stephen King classic, and throwing shade at Peter Bogdanovich. All standard King Cohen fare. All for discussion in part two.
Link in bio!
@filmindublin.bsky.socialTickets for The Stuff are available now from @irishfilminstitute.bsky.social ifi.ie/films/the-bi...
@filmindublin.bsky.socialReposted by @filmindublin.bsky.socialEnough is never enough!
Film In Dublin’s Neil Rogers, host of The Complete Picture Podcast, will introduce the IFI Bigger Picture for October, a screening of Larry Cohen’s cult horror classic, The Stuff on Tuesday 13th October.
Tickets are available now: ifi.ie/films/the-bi...
@filmindublin.bsky.socialImagine Noire is an experimental and moving image programme curated by The GALPAL Collective member Lulit Luis as a reflection on black imagination from October 8th - 15th:
@mistercinecal.bsky.socialReposted by @filmindublin.bsky.socialGo see The Stuff!
@aninventivename.bsky.social host Néil Rogers will be hosting Bigger Picture at the IFI later this month and it's gonna be a night you can't get enough of 😋
Tickets are on sale now from @irishfilminstitute.bsky.social now! ifi.ie/films/the-bi...
@irishfilminstitute.bsky.socialReposted by @filmindublin.bsky.social🧛Viewers beware... you're in for a scare🧛
One of the most popular events in the IFI calendar, IFI Horrorthon returns to celebrate the terrifying, the gory, the wince-inducing and the uncanny, all enjoyed with a devilish dose of black humour.
🎟️ Book Now | https://ifi.ie/horrorthon
📆 Oct 22nd-26th
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@filmindublin.bsky.socialReposted by @filmindublin.bsky.socialWith Digger in Irish cinemas now, @keelanhothothot.bsky.social dug into the deranged depths of Tom Cruise's pysche via some of his most unhinged roles: filmindublin.ie/2026/10/02/c...
@filmindublin.bsky.socialWith Digger in Irish cinemas now, @keelanhothothot.bsky.social dug into the deranged depths of Tom Cruise's pysche via some of his most unhinged roles: filmindublin.ie/2026/10/02/c...
@filmindublin.bsky.socialReposted by @filmindublin.bsky.socialDid @fixyourheartsor.bsky.social dig Digger? Check out the review of Cruise's latest:
@irishfilminstitute.bsky.socialReposted by @filmindublin.bsky.socialBLACK HISTORY MONTH at the IFI begins!
MOTHERS OF CHIBOK follows four Nigerian women rebuilding their lives after the 2014 Boko Haram kidnappings - courage that endures long after the headlines faded.
🎟️ Book Now | https://ifi.ie/films/black-history-month-mothers-of-chibok-2
📆 Mon Oct 5th | 18.30
@filmindublin.bsky.socialEnough is never enough!
Film In Dublin’s Neil Rogers, host of The Complete Picture Podcast, will introduce the IFI Bigger Picture for October, a screening of Larry Cohen’s cult horror classic, The Stuff on Tuesday 13th October.
Tickets are available now: ifi.ie/films/the-bi...
@filmindublin.bsky.socialDid @fixyourheartsor.bsky.social dig Digger? Check out the review of Cruise's latest:
@filmindublin.bsky.socialSeptember 30th / October 1st Fréwaka (2025, Dir. Aislinn Clarke)
