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IFI Documentary Festival 2024

The IFI Documentary Festival returns this year from Wednesday, September 25th to Sunday, September 29th!

Join us at the opening gala on Wednesday 25th at 20.30 for the world premiere of The Gap in Consent, an extraordinary anthology of interviews with 14 leading Irish filmmakers which represents a new body of knowledge in the field of documentary studies.

Declan Clarke's meticulously choreographed essay How I Became A Communist sits alongside Nick Kelly’s memory-laden road-movie The Song Cycle; Mike Sheridan’s Amplified, an urgent interrogation of the far-right, is counterpointed by Alessandra Celessi’s The Flats, a haunting portrait of post-conflict trauma in Belfast. With a bumper array of guests for post-show Q&As, the programme is guaranteed to satisfy.

See below for a full list of Irish titles, with plenty more International titles available here.

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THE GAP IN CONSENT
The Song Cycle
How I Became a Communist
Housewife of the Year
Amplified: The Exportation of the Culture Wars
The Ban
The Flats

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€14.00, Opening Gala €16.00

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5 for €55*

Available from the IFI Box Office or over the phone on (01) 679 3477.
*Does not include opening night gala

6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 PD85, Ireland

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IFI Documentary Festival 2024

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The IFI Documentary Festival returns this year from Wednesday, September 25th to Sunday, September 29th!

From the streets of Egypt, where an all-female theatre troupe stands in defiance of patriarchal oppressions, to New York City’s Staten Island where Amazon workers strive to unionise, to the Republic of Benin, where citizens await the return of long stolen treasures, the IFI Documentary Festival returns to bring a bracing crop of long and short form non-fiction film to audiences.

Some highlights include, Us, Our Pets and the War, from director Anton Ptushkin, the story of the brave efforts of Ukrainian animal rescuers (followed by a Q&A with Ptushkin himself), Black Box Diaries follows Japanese journalist Shiori Itō's courageous investigation of her own sexual assault and No Other Land, a story of an unlikely alliance between a Palestinian Activist and Israeli journalist reporting on the occupied West Bank.

See below for a full list of International titles, with plenty more Irish titles available here.

Tickets on sale here.

US, OUR PETS AND THE WAR
THE BRINK OF DREAMS
UNION
NO OTHER LAND
SOUNDTRACK TO A COUP D'ETAT
DAHOMEY
BLACK BOX DIARIES

Tickets

€14.00, Opening Gala €16.00

Multi Film Passes

5 for €55*

Available from the IFI Box Office or over the phone on (01) 679 3477.
*Does not include opening night gala

6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 PD85, Ireland

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The IFI Documentary Festival returns this year from Wednesday, September 25th to Sunday, September 29th!

This year, we're delighted to welcome many of the talented filmmakers and directors who have contributed to the festival's line-up. With such a bumper array of guests for post-show Q&As, we know that this year's programme is guaranteed to satisfy!

Some highlights include Us, Our Pets and the War director Anton Ptushkin, who will join us to discuss his film about animal rescuers operating during the conflict in Ukraine; IFI Spotlight & In Real Life, a Screen Ireland-supported project developing audiences for documentary cinema; and our opening Gala film, The Gap in Consent, a fascinating discussion on filmmaking ethics from director Tom Burke who will join us after the film's world premiere.

See below for a full list of our Q&A titles, with plenty more thrilling titles available here.

Tickets on sale here.
THE GAP IN CONSENT

Tickets

€14.00, Opening Gala €16.00

Multi Film Passes

5 for €55*

Available from the IFI Box Office or over the phone on (01) 679 3477.
*Does not include opening night gala

6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 PD85, Ireland

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The IFI Documentary Festival returns, September 25th – 29th 2024!

This year we are delighted to host a number of Irish Premieres at the festival.

From the Northern Irish countryside, to the streets of Egypt, to New York City’s Staten Island, and to the newly independent Republic of the Congo.

IFI Documentary Festival is delighted to present an exhilarating selection of Irish and World Premieres, allowing our audiences the chance to see incredible Irish and international non-fiction stories for the first time on the big screen in our Eustace Street home!

The Gap in Consent

World Premiere - Dir. Tom Burke

This extraordinary anthology of interviews with 14 leading Irish filmmakers represents a new body of knowledge in the field of documentary studies.

They speak frankly about the need to develop their own ethical frameworks, about power imbalances between filmmaker and subject, intimacy, trust, and the limits of informed consent through pre-production, filming, and finally post-production where filmmakers render events into their own subjective narrative.

Followed by a Q&A with Tom Burke.

The Brink of Dreams

Irish Premiere - Dir. Nada Riyadh, Ayman El Amir

Shot over a four-year period, The Brink of Dreams, co-winner of the Golden Eye award for best documentary at the Cannes Film Festival, follows a group of Egyptian girls who protest the conservatism of their culture by forming a street theatre troupe.

Union

Irish Premiere - Dir. Stephen Maing, Brett Story

Heralded as the most important win for labour since the 1930s, this highly cinematic documentary captures the ALU’s historic grassroots campaign to unionise thousands of their co-workers.

Irish Premiere - Dir. Declan Clarke

In this elegantly constructed essay by artist Declan Clarke, the desire for revolution is explored through objects and passages which conjure agricultural routines; the lives of farm animals; and the complex history of Northern Ireland.

Followed by a Q&A with Declan Clarke, hosted by Emilie Pine.

Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat

Irish Premiere - Dir. Johan Grimonprez

Against the backdrop of the Cold War, the US State Department sends ‘jazz ambassadors’ Louis Armstrong, Nina Simone, and Duke Ellington to Congo, a newly independent, resource-rich African nation, to deflect attention from the CIA-backed coup that would lead to the assassination of Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba.

Dahomey

Irish Premiere - Dir. Mati Diop

Winner of the Golden Bear at the 2024 Berlin Film Festival, Dahomey is an illuminating and engaging contribution to the ongoing conversation about the legacy of colonialism in Africa.

Black Box Diaries

Irish Premiere - Dir. Shiori Itō

Japanese journalist Shiori Itō embarks on a courageous investigation of her own sexual assault to prosecute her high-profile offender.

Tickets

€14.00, Opening Gala €16.00

Multi Film Passes

5 for €55*

Available from the IFI Box Office or over the phone on (01) 679 3477.
*Does not include opening night gala

6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 PD85, Ireland

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