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OCTOBER 2017 CALL ME BY YOUR NAME THE IRISH FILM INSTITUTE The Irish Film Institute is Ireland’s EXHIBIT national cultural institution for film. It aims to exhibit the finest in independent, Irish and international cinema, preserve PRESERVE Ireland’s moving image heritage at the IFI Irish Film Archive, and encourage EDUCATE engagement with film through its various educational programmes. MYSTERY MATINEE IFI HORRORTHON Night of the Virgin This month’s secret screening, for which tickets cost just €5, IFI Horrorthon is back with another bloody feast of features will take place at 14.00 on Sunday 22nd. Sometimes it will be a from Thursday 26th to Monday 30th! With over 30 Irish preview, but not always; sometimes, it will be a title one might premieres showcasing the best of Irish and international expect to see at the IFI, but not always. Join us for this month’s films of the genre and judiciously chosen classics, this year’s screening, and expect the unexpected. festival will be among the most grisly yet. See page 14 for further details. SCHOOLS’ FRENCH FILM PROGRAMME Berlin Goodbye FESTIVAL End Happy The new IFI Schools’ Programme is up and running The IFI’s flagship festival, the IFI French Film Festival, and, like last year, will run from October to May so that will return for its 18th edition from November 15th to 26th. teachers can plan their whole year of school's activities Highlights of this year’s festival include Agnès Varda’s Visages, at the IFI. For more information and to make a booking Villages, Robin Campillo’s Cannes hit BPM (Beats Per Minute), for your students, please see the separate programme, and Michael Haneke’s Happy End. The festival will also include call Dee Quinlan or Richard Fallon on 01 679 5744 / a retrospective of the work of Jean-Pierre Melville. Full festival [email protected], or visit www.ifi.ie/learn details will be available from www.ifi.ie/frenchfest. 2 DIRECTOR’S NOTE This month sees returns of the annual IFI Horrorthon and the Dublin Arabic Film Festival… OCTOBER AT THE IFI of Arabia Lawrence IFI festival season is well and truly upon us once again. Ireland. We work with teachers and students, contribute to Hot on the heels of the successful IFI Documentary Festival, education policy and development, and promote the case for the Dublin Arabic Film Festival is set to return from October media literacy in national and international education debate. 6th – 8th. Curated by Jim Sheridan, this year’s programme At the end of September, we launched our new Schools’ once again features the very best of Arab film culture. Programme for the full academic year, which offers a range 2017’s programme is particularly strong with a key theme of film screenings, workshops, resources, teacher-training being the exploration of the place of women in Arabic society. and related events for children and young people around the Two films in this year’s selection are directed by women - our country during the forthcoming school terms. Tying in with opening night comedy Solitaire, and our closing night drama the Curriculum, this season we have many new titles and some Beauty and the Dogs. old regulars across a broad range of school subjects. To see the full programme, download the brochure for your students If one festival isn’t enough for you, this month we also see the or class at www.ifi.ie/learn. return our annual IFI Horrorthon for its 20th edition over the Bank Holiday weekend, which promises the usual gory thrills If you’re no longer of school-going age but still want to and spills. At the time of writing, the full programme is yet to brush up on your film knowledge, this term’s IFI Evening be announced, so to avoid any spoilers, please check out the Course, Comic Cuts, looks at the genre of film comedy. separate festival flyer or visit www.ifi.ie/horrorthon. But with Our six-week course looks at six very different comedies. over 30 titles already confirmed, most of which will receive Presenters, including comedian Alison Spittle and author their Irish premieres, it promises to be a great programme. Gerard Stembridge, will talk about a selection that covers See pages 14 and 15 for a sneak preview of what’s on offer. mainstream, silent, rom-com, Irish comedy, satire and the absurd. The course starts on October 10th but booking is Next month, as festival season continues, we’ll also be now open. welcoming back the IFI French Film Festival. So there’s plenty to keep you occupied at the IFI this We are delighted to be again working with the Mary Raftery autumn and winter! Journalism Fund after our enormously successful events over the last three years. This year, on October 13th, at a Ross Keane day of screenings, masterclasses and debate, Investigations Director 2017 will explore the changing environment for investigative documentary filmmakers. There are some great guests and speakers lined up (see pages 20 and 21) and it promises to be another unforgettable event. Also, this month, with students firmly established back at school around the country, things get even busier for IFI Education, which has the national remit for film education in 3 NEW RELEASES, IFI SEASONS & DOCS & IFI CLASSICS EVENTS CALENDAR BRIMSTONE OPENS SEPT 29TH DATE SCREENING TIME RETURN TO MONTAUK OPENS OCT 6TH 1ST IFI DOCUMENTARY FESTIVAL† KEVIN ROCHE: SUN 3RD OPEN CAPTIONED SCREENING: DAPHNE 13.30 THE QUIET ARCHITECT OPENS OCT 13TH TUES LOVING VINCENT OPENS OCT 13TH 4TH OPEN CAPTIONED SCREENING: DAPHNE 18.20 WED THE PARTY OPENS OCT 13TH FROM THE VAULTS: THE IRISH EVENTS NEWSREEL 18.30 I AM NOT A WITCH OPENS OCT 20TH 6TH IFI & DAFF: SOLITAIRE 20.00 LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (70MM) OPENS OCT 20TH FRI 7TH IFI & DAFF: TRAMONTANE 14.00 CALL ME BY YOUR NAME OPENS OCT 27TH SAT IFI & DAFF: GAZA SURF CLUB 16.15 GRACE JONES: 8TH IFI & DAFF: ALI, THE GOAT AND IBRAHIM 16.00 BLOODLIGHT AND BAMI OPENS OCT 27TH SUN IFI & DAFF: BEAUTY AND THE DOGS 18.10 10TH IFI & AEMI PROJECTIONS: VIVIENNE DICK 18.30 TUES EVENING COURSE: COMING TO AMERICA 18.30 GET SOCIAL! 13TH INVESTIGATIONS 2017: BEYOND BORDERS 11.00 FRI KEVIN ROCHE: THE QUIET ARCHITECT 18.30 Excited about this month’s programme? So are we! + PANEL DISCUSSION Tell your friends which film you’re planning to watch, 16TH THE BIGGER PICTURE: SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER 18.30 share your movie reviews and show us your best pics MON FEAST YOUR EYES: THE PARTY 19.00 on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook! 17TH EVENING COURSE: IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT 18.30 Join the IFI Community online: TUES 22ND MYSTERY MATINEE 14.00 linkedin.com/company/irishfilminstitute SUN 23RD IFI FILM CLUB: I AM NOT A WITCH 18.15 @IrishFilmInstitute @IFI_Dub MON 24TH EVENING COURSE: IT 18.30 @IrishFilmInstitute TUES 25TH WILD STRAWBERRIES: A UNITED KINGDOM 11.00 WED GRACE JONES & FRIENDS LIVE 19.15 Open Captioned screening 26TH IFI HORRORTHON (SEE PAGE 14) THURS Audio Described screening 27TH IFI HORRORTHON (SEE PAGE 14) FRI WILD STRAWBERRIES: A UNITED KINGDOM 11.00 IRISH FOCUS: 4TH ACT 18.30 For bookings and film information, please see our 28TH IFI HORRORTHON (SEE PAGE 14) website, www.ifi.ie, or contact the IFI Box Office SAT on 01-6793477 (open 12.30 to 21.00 daily). 29TH IFI HORRORTHON (SEE PAGE 14) SUN IFI FAMILY: THE AMAZING MR BLUNDEN 11.00 For a breakdown of times and dates of IFI New 30TH IFI HORRORTHON (SEE PAGE 14) Releases, IFI Docs & IFI Classics, check out our MON weekly schedule on www.ifi.ie/weekly-schedule 31ST EVENING COURSE: 18.30 or the IFI ads in The Irish Times on Fridays. TUES SONGS FROM THE SECOND FLOOR You can also sign up to receive our weekly ezine by joining at www.ifi.ie/signup. † See our separate flyer or visit www.ifi.ie/docfest for more details. The F-rating is a classification for any film which is directed by a woman, is written by a woman, or features significant women on screen in their own right. 4 OCTOBER 2017 BRIMSTONE NEW RELEASE OPENS SEPT 29TH Mute midwife Liz (Dakota Fanning) is final confrontation. Filled with striking stricken with terror at the arrival of a imagery, the film often makes for bleak, EXCLUSIVELY AT IFI† charismatic new preacher (Guy Pearce) even harrowing viewing, but is carried to the small community in which she magnificently by its two leads. Dakota FILM INFO: lives with her husband and children in Fanning conveys the strength of Liz, a 149 mins, 2016, Netherlands- the old American West. Her unexplained true survivor, through her expressive France-Sweden-UK-Belgium- Germany, Digital fear is justified when the preacher, a man physicality, while Guy Pearce exudes Notes by Kevin Coyne of seemingly unbridled malevolence, implacable menace, with a Bible verse to targets her and her family. Across a forgive every sin, no matter how great. series of chapters, the link between the two is outlined as writer-director Martin Koolhoven fills in the details of Liz’s life story before the two meet for a RETURN TO NEW RELEASE MONTAUK IFI DOC OPENS OCT 6TH In this latest film from Volker Schlöndorff In his screenwriting début, Colm (The Tin Drum), world-weary Berliner Tóibín has pulled off a neat trick in his EXCLUSIVELY AT IFI† Max Zorn (Stellan Skarsgård) arrives in creation of Max, a character who is New York to promote his latest book, a riveting despite being pretty unlikeable, FILM INFO: fictionalised memoir of an old romance, self-absorbed and oblivious to the 105 mins, 2017, Germany- and to reunite with his young wife intellectual charms and emotional France-Ireland, Digital Notes by Sunniva O’Flynn Clara (Susanne Wolff).
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