Carmen 🎭, Le Mépris 💕, Reality 👮‍♂️, Thelma & Louise 👭 & more

[Irish Film Institute]

Coming this week at the IFI - 406 Days ✊, Full Time⌚, Inland Empire 📹 & more View in browser WHAT'S ON IFI@HOME MEMBERSHIP Hello and welcome to the latest edition of our IFI Weekly Newsletter. Opening this week in-cinema is Jean-Luc Godard's uncompromising masterpiece Contempt (Le Mépris), Paul Mescal-starring opera Carmen, Ridley Scott's 1991 classic Thelma & Louise and Reality, a verbatim replay of a FBI interrogation. Our newest season Paul Newman: American Icon, kicks off this week with Somebody Up There Likes Me on Saturday 3rd and The Long, Hot Summer on Sunday 4th, Cat On a Hot Tin Roof on Wednesday 7th. Multi-film season passes available: all 12 films for €100, 5 films for €50 or 3 films for €30. Available from the IFI Box Office in-person or over the phone at 01 679 5744. OPENING THIS WEEK AT THE IFI CONTEMPT (LE MÉPRIS) dir. Jean-Luc Godard A film producer makes a pass at a writer's wife, causing a rift between the couple. MORE INFO / BOOK TICKETS CARMEN dir. Benjamin Millepied A modern-day reimagining of the beloved opera, featuring a new music score by Nicholas Britell. MORE INFO / BOOK TICKETS THELMA & LOUISE dir. Ridley Scott Two best friend's care-free vacation turns into a cross-country getaway. MORE INFO / BOOK TICKETS REALITY dir. Tina Satter A 25-year-old is confronted at her home by two FBI officers with a search warrant. MORE INFO / BOOK TICKETS ALSO SCREENING AT THE IFI ✊ Irish workers-strike documentary 406 Days 😨 The hugely ambitious and absurdist Beau is Afraid 👩‍💼 Nail-biting domestic thriller Full Time 🏔 Beautifully paced & intimate epic The Eight Mountains PAUL NEWMAN: AMERICAN ICON The Paul Newman season at the IFI kicks off this Saturday, June 3rd. Multi-film passes available from IFI Box Office. Individual tickets on sale here. RENT ON IFI@HOME There are over 170 titles to rent on IFI@Home, available to browse here. Today's F-rated* film is The Far Side of Revenge, Margo Harkin's powerful documentary that follows dramatist Teya Sepinuck and a group of Northern Irishwomen as they develop a project presenting their own, often shocking, experiences of The Troubles to the public. *Any film directed and/or written by a woman receives an F-rating, highlighting the substantial contribution of women to the film industry. RENT NOW RENT NOW RENT NOW 6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 PD85, Ireland Copyright © 2023 Irish Film Institute, All rights reserved. Manage Profile Unsubscribe