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Portishead's 1997 concert performed with a 28-piece orchestra. Screening for one night only!
Self-sufficient and indepenent Etero unexpectedly begins to fall for delivery driver Murman.
In 1858, a Jewish child is abducted from his family under orders from the Pope.
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The Irish Film Institute is Ireland’s national cultural institute for film. We provide audiences throughout Ireland with access to the finest independent, Irish and international cinema, preserve and promote Ireland’s moving image heritage, and provide opportunities for audiences of all ages and backgrounds to learn and critically engage with film.
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Excerpts of Lost 1920s Silent Film “The Callahans and the Murphys” discovered by IFI Irish Film Archive
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