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The Story of a Murderer 2.20, 5.10, 8.00 the Wizard of Oz3.00 Shortbus 5.00 Manhattan 7 8734 IFI DEC Prog 21/11/2006 15:22 Page 2 DE CEMB ER 20 06 CI NEMA • CA FÉ • ED UC AT ION • AR CH IVE RACHEL HURD-WOOD IN TOM TYKWER’S FILM OF PETER SÜSKIND’S NOVEL PERFTHE STORY OF AUME MURDERER NEW RELEASES: SHORTBUS - PAN’S LABYRINTH - REQUIEM - SPECIAL - CANDY - GABRIELLE FREE SPECIAL EVENTS: GERMAN FILM FESTIVAL - BOLLYWOOD FILM: DON PR NEW 35MM PRINTS: THE WIZARD OF OZ - MANHATTAN OG IRISH FILM ARCHIVE ‘DID YOU MISS?’ SERIES: IRISH DESTINY - SOUTH - JACQUELINE - PADDY RAMME - AT SWIM-TWO-BIRDS - GIRL WITH GREEN EYES 8734 IFI DEC Prog 21/11/2006 15:22 Page 3 CINEMA 1// CINEMA 2// 1 FRISHORTBUS 2.00, 4.10, 6.20 PAN’S LABYRINTH 3.30, 6.00, 8.30 WARCHILD8.30 2 SATDON 12.00 SHORTBUS 2.00 SHORTBUS 4.10, 8.45 BEHIND THE COUCH4.30 PAN’S LABYRINTH 6.10 SUMMER IN BERLIN 6.30 PAN’S LABYRINTH 8.30 3 SUN DON12.00 SHORTBUS 2.00 SHORTBUS 4.10, 8.45 GRAVE DECISIONS4.30 PAN’S LABYRINTH 6.10 HOUNDED 6.30 PAN’S LABYRINTH 8.30 4 MON SHORTBUS 2.00, 4.10, 8.45 DON 1.00 PAN’S LABYRINTH 6.10 PAN’S LABYRINTH 3.30, 8.30 WINTER JOURNEY 6.30 5 TUES SHORTBUS 2.00, 4.10, 8.45 PAN’S LABYRINTH 1.30, 3.45, 8.30 PAN’S LABYRINTH 6.10 GHOST FATHERS 6.30 6 WED SHORTBUS 2.00, 4.00, 8.50 PAN’S LABYRINTH 3.30, 6.00, 8.30 INTO GREAT SILENCE 6.00 7 THURS SHORTBUS 2.00, 4.10, 8.45 PAN’S LABYRINTH 2.00, 8.30 REQUIEM7.00 LAST TO KNOW5.00 SHORTBUS 6.25 8 FRIPAN’S LABYRINTH 2.00, 6.30 REQUIEM2.00, 9.00 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 SPECIAL [+ WHAT IF?] 4.00 RHYTHM IS IT! 6.00 9 SATIRISH DESTINY2.30 SPECIAL [+ WHAT IF?] 2.50, 6.50 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 REQUIEM5.00, 9.00 PAN’S LABYRINTH 6.30 10 SUN SOUTH 2.30 SPECIAL [+ WHAT IF?] 2.50, 6.50 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 REQUIEM5.00, 9.00 PAN’S LABYRINTH 6.30 11 MON LITTLE WOMEN (1949) 11.00 SPECIAL [+ WHAT IF?] 2.50, 6.50 PAN’S LABYRINTH 2.00, 6.30 REQUIEM5.00, 9.00 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 12 TUES PAN’S LABYRINTH 2.00, 6.30 SPECIAL [+ WHAT IF?] 2.50, 6.50 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 REQUIEM5.00, 9.00 13 WED PAN’S LABYRINTH 2.00, 6.30 SPECIAL [+ WHAT IF?] 2.50 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 REQUIEM5.00, 9.00 JACQUELINE6.40 14 THURS PAN’S LABYRINTH 2.00, 6.30 SPECIAL [+ WHAT IF?] 2.50, 6.50 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 REQUIEM5.00, 9.00 15 FRI THE WIZARD OF OZ2.20 PAN’S LABYRINTH 2.15 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 CANDY4.30, 8.40 PAN’S LABYRINTH 6.30 REQUIEM6.50 16 SAT THE WIZARD OF OZ2.20 PAN’S LABYRINTH 2.15 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 CANDY4.30, 8.40 PAN’S LABYRINTH 6.30 REQUIEM6.50 17 SUN THE WIZARD OF OZ2.20 PAN’S LABYRINTH 2.15 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 CANDY4.30, 8.40 PAN’S LABYRINTH 6.30 REQUIEM6.50 18 MON THE WIZARD OF OZ2.20 PAN’S LABYRINTH 2.15 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 CANDY4.30, 8.40 PADDY6.45 REQUIEM6.50 19 TUES THE WIZARD OF OZ2.20 PAN’S LABYRINTH 2.15 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 CANDY4.30, 8.40 AT SWIM-TWO-BIRDS 6.45 REQUIEM6.50 20 WED WILD STRAWBERRIES11.00AM PAN’S LABYRINTH 2.15 THE WIZARD OF OZ2.20, 6.45 CANDY4.30, 8.40 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 REQUIEM6.50 21 THURS THE WIZARD OF OZ2.20 PAN’S LABYRINTH 2.15 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 CANDY4.30, 8.40 PAN’S LABYRINTH 6.30 REQUIEM6.50 22 FRITHE WIZARD OF OZ2.20, 6.30 CANDY2.40, 6.50 SHORTBUS 4.20, 8.45 GABRIELLE 4.50, 9.00 23 SAT THE WIZARD OF OZ3.00, 7. 00 CANDY2.40, 6.50 SHORTBUS 5.00 GABRIELLE 4.50, 9.00 MANHATTAN 9.00 24 SUN CINEMA CLOSED CINEMA CLOSED 25 MON CINEMA CLOSED CINEMA CLOSED 26 TUES CINEMA CLOSED CINEMA CLOSED 27 WED PERFUME: THE STORY OF A MURDERER 2.20, 5.10, 8.00 THE WIZARD OF OZ3.00 SHORTBUS 5.00 MANHATTAN 7. 00 GABRIELLE 9.00 28 THURS PERFUME: THE STORY OF A MURDERER 2.20, 5.10, 8.00 THE WIZARD OF OZ3.00 SHORTBUS 5.00 MANHATTAN 7. 00 GABRIELLE 9.00 29 FRI PERFUME: THE STORY OF A MURDERER 2.20, 5.10, 8.00 MANHATTAN 3.00 GABRIELLE 5.00, 9.00 GIRL WITH GREEN EYES 7. 00 30 SATPERFUME: THE STORY OF A MURDERER 2.20, 5.10, 8.00 MANHATTAN 3.00, 7. 00 GABRIELLE 5.00, 9.00 31 SUN PERFUME: THE STORY OF A MURDERER 3.00, 6.00 MANHATTAN 3.00, 7. 00 GABRIELLE 5.00 8734 IFI DEC Prog 21/11/2006 15:22 Page 4 IFI CINEMAS // CONTENTS IFI EDUCATION & ACCESS// Dedicated to promoting Irish films to audiences of all IRISH FILM ARCHIVE: DID YOU MISS? 2 ages from 5-100, in the school curricula, to elderly movie- SHORTBUS 3 goers, to parents-with-babies, and particularly to villages, towns and cities throughout the regions of Ireland. PAN’S LABYRINTH 3 BOLLYWOOD FILM: DON3REEL IRELAND// REQUIEM 4 Curated By the IFI, Reel Ireland facilitates the screening of Irish Films (from new releases to the best of our SPECIAL 5 Archive) to countries all over the world. See CANDY 5 www.reelireland.ie for more. THE WIZARD OF OZ6 IRISH FILM ARCHIVE// MANHATTAN 6 Housed in the vaults underneath the IFI premises in GABRIELLE 7Temple Bar, The Irish Film Archive collection incorporates PERFUME: THE STORY OF A MURDERER 7 all aspects of indigenous film production, ranging from feature to documentary to newsreel to amateur and IRISH FILM ARCHIVE 8 experimental films, dating from 1897 to the present day. Anyone is welcome to avail of our research facilities with WILD STRAWBERRIES FILM CLUB8an appointment. Call 01-6795744. IRISH SCHOOLS 9 IFI EDUCATION AND ACCESS 10-12 LIBRARY// The IFI houses the Tiernan MacBride Library, the largest WHEN YOU NEED TO BE A MEMBER selection of reference material on film in this country. OF THE IFI, AND WHEN YOU DON’T It can be used By appointment. For opening hours and occasional admission charges call 01-6795744. 1 Around / 3 of our films are classified by the Irish Film Censor and are open to the general public; you just CAFE// OPEN FOR LUNCH AND DINNER walk in and buy a ticket, same as at any cinema. The rest are ‘unclassified’ films, and these require 10am to 12pm - KITCHEN CLOSES AT 9pm membership.You have two options: VENUE INFORMATION: The programme is occasionally subject € € to change. Please check press advertisements IFI ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 20 or 15 concessions or call the Box Office. • Entitles you to buy 1 + 3 friends’ tickets for unclassified films. ADMISSION FEES: These apply to regular IFI screenings, and do not necessarily apply to special events or festivals. • Invitations to sneak previews screenings. Reduced admission fees for annual members and guests are • IFI programme sent to your home. detailed in brackets. • Discount on tickets. MONDAY - FRIDAY • Free cinema ticket (off-peak use). 2pm to 6pm - € 7. 50 (€ 6.75)Conc. € 6 ( € 5.40) 6pm to 10pm - € 8 ( € 7. 20)Conc. € 7. 50 (€ 6.75) DAILY MEMBERSHIP: € 1 per person each time you come to the IFI for unclassified films. SATURDAY – SUNDAY 2pm to 4pm - € 7. 50 (€ 6.75)Conc. € 6 ( € 5.40) 4pm to 10pm - € 8 ( € 7. 20)Conc. € 7. 50 (€ 6.75) German Film Festival € 9 a Ticket ADVANCE BOOKING: Credit Card bookings taken between 1.30pm and 7.30pm on (01) 6793477 www.ifibooking.ie FULL WHEELCHAIR ACCESS & SOUND LOOPS Installed LATECOMERS POLICY: Films start at the times stated on the adjacent pages. Latecomers may be refused admission after IFI, 6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. the start of the feature. Box Office: (01) 679 3477 www.irishfilm.iE 1 8734 IFI DEC Prog 21/11/2006 15:22 Page 5 IRISH FILM ARCHIVE// DID YOU MISS? OUR MONTHLY SCREENINGS FROM THE IRISH FILM ARCHIVE HAVE RECENTLY BEEN SO POPULAR THAT MOST SCREENINGS HAVE SOLD OUT AND LEFT MANY OF YOU DISAPPOINTED. IF YOU WERE ONE OF THOSE WHO COULDN'T GET A TICKET LAST TIME, WE'RE GIVING YOU A SECOND CHANCE TO SEE SOME OF THESE FILMS THIS DECEMBER. IRISH DESTINY// DIRECTOR: GEORGE DEWHURST Screened with live orchestral accompaniment to tremendous public and critical acclaim in the National Concert Hall earlier this year, Irish Destiny is the most significant film made in Ireland in the silent period. Its release in 1926 coincided with the 10th anniversary of the Easter Rising. A love story played against the backdrop of the War of Independence, it ingeniously incorporates newsreel footage of the Black and Tans and the burning of Cork within the dramatised narrative. For decades believed lost, the Irish Film Archive has now restored Irish Destiny —including the painstakingly hand-tinted sequences—to its original glory, with Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin’s recently-recorded score. SAT - DEC 9 - 2.30PM B&W & COLOUR • 74 MINS • 1926 SOUTH// DIRECTOR: FRANK HURLEY Filmed by expedition member Frank Hurley, South chronicles the attempt by Shackleton and his team of 27 men to cross Antarctica via the South Pole.
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