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IFNY/IFB Tribeca Party hosted by the Irish Consulate
Irish Film New York/IFB Tribeca Party
Niall McKay IFNY Creative Director, Teresa McGrane deputy CEO of the Irish Film Board, Geoff Gilmore Chief Creative Office for Tribeca and Noel Kilkenny Irish Consul General of New York.
IFNY and the Irish Film Board hosted a wonderful party with the Irish Consulate in New York to celebrate the six great Irish Films Playing at Tribeca.
IFNY Apple Store Event
MEET THE FILMMAKER AT THE SOHO APPLE STORE
Meet the Film Makers at the Apple Store Soho Thursday October 4th 5-6 PM
Join IFNY in its first partnership event with Apple: a roundtable discussion with IFNY visiting directors Kirsten Sheridan (Dollhouse), Lelia Doolan (Bernadette: Notes on a Political Journey), Kieron J. Walsh (Jump), and Macdara Vallely (Babygirl), moderated by Niall McKay.
Venue: Apple Store, SoHo, 103 Prince Street at Greene Street
BUY TICKETS
Irish Film New York brings very best in contemporary Irish cinema to NYU’s Cantor Film Center from October 4th-7th.
When: October 4th-7th, 2012
Where: NYU’s Cantor Film Center
Schedule:
Friday 5th October, 8PM - JUMP (82 Mins) [2012] Buy Ticket
Saturday 6th October, 5.30 PM - Baby Girl (77 Mins) [2012] Buy Ticket
Saturday 6th October, 7.30 PM - Doll House (95 Mins) [2012] Buy Ticket
Sunday 7th October, 3.30 pm - Pilgrim Hill (96 Mins) [2012] Buy Ticket
Sunday 7th October, 5.30PM - Death of a Superhero (97 Mins) [2011] Buy Ticket
Sunday 7th October, 7.30 pm – Bernadette: Notes on a Political Journey (88 Mins) [2011] Buy Ticket
Tickets: $10-$12.
Pre Festival Event
WHAT: “Meet the Filmmakers”
WHERE: Apple Store, SoHo (103 Prince Street @ Greene Street)
WHEN: October 4, 2012, 5:00-6:00 p.m.
COST: FREE
Join IFNY in its first partnership event with Apple: a roundtable discussion with IFNY visiting directors Kirsten Sheridan (Dollhouse), Lelia Doolan (Bernadette: Notes on a Political Journey), Kieron J. Walsh (Jump), and Macdara Vallely (Babygirl), moderated by Niall McKay.
IFNY Opening Reception
WHAT: “IFNY Launch Party – All Invited !”
WHERE: Glucksman Ireland House 1 Washington Mews, NY
WHEN: Fri Oct 5, 6-7:30 PM
COST: FREE
Grab a glass and celebrate the filmmakers screening their films at IFNY. Theopening night receptionbegins before the openingnight film.
Please RSVP here
JUMP (82 Mins) [2012] – Friday 5th October, 8PM
Baby Girl (77 Mins) [2012] - Saturday 6th October, 5.30 PM
Doll House (95 Mins) [2012] - Saturday 6th October, 7.30 PM
Pilgrim Hill (96 Mins) [2012] - Sunday 7th October, 3.30 pm
Death of a Superhero (97 Mins) [2011] - Sunday 7th October, 5.30PM
Bernadette: Notes on a Political Journey (88 Mins) [2011] - Sunday 7th October, 7.30 pm
Buy Ticket Made over a period of nine years, this is the first full-length film on Bernadette McAliskey’s work and ideas since John Goldschmidt’s pioneering documentary in 1969. In Bernadette: notes on a political journey, she reflects on some arresting and painful moments in her public life.
When Bernadette Devlin first exploded into the public arena in 1969, she and her fellow students in the People’s Democracy were described as belonging to the politics of impatience. As John Bowman said of her: ‘She was not prepared to grow old in an unjust system. At 21, she was a veteran of the Battle of Bogside. Described as an Irish Joan of Arc and a mini-skirted Castro, she won the mid-Ulster by-election in 1969, the youngest woman ever elected at Westminster. She survived an assassination attempt in 1981 and remains a radical socialist republican.’
Commenting on the peace process in the North, she said, ‘Whether we like it or not, no matter how much we paid in the struggle to be somewhere else, this is where we are!’
Rebellious, awkward and contrary – impeccable character traits inherited from her mother – she has engaged in the cause of civil rights as a feminist, republican and socialist for the past forty years.
Bernadette Devlin McAliskey currently co-ordinates a publicly funded cross-community grassroots organisation in her home in County Tyrone.
Sensation
(Sunday Oct 2 8PM)
Shy 26-year old farmer Donal Duggan (Domhnall Gleeson of Harry Potter, True Grit) hires veteran escort Kim to rid him of his virginity, but the encounter turns into more than just a one-night stand, as they partner up to start a brothel that gets the whole town braying in more ways than one. (more…)
