
Submissions are open for the IRISH FILM FESTA short film competition, taking place in Spring 2025 at the Casa del Cinema in Rome.
. . .Submissions are open for the IRISH FILM FESTA short film competition, taking place in Spring 2025 at the Casa del Cinema in Rome.
. . .“We are particularly content with this year’s edition, because this time round we ran a number of risks with the programme. . . .
The IRISH FILM FESTA, the festival dedicated to Irish cinema and culture returns to Rome’s Casa del Cinema (Villa Borghese) from the 4th to the 7th of April . . .
The 15th IRISH FILM FESTA will take place from April 4th to 7th, at the Casa del Cinema in Rome. . . .
Submissions are open for the IRISH FILM FESTA short film competition, taking place in Spring 2024 at the Casa del Cinema in Rome.
. . .Events sold-out. Among the guests directors Colm Bairéad and Declan Recks, actors Barry Ward, Lorcan Cranitch and Cillian Ó Gairbhí. . . .
The IRISH FILM FESTA, the festival dedicated to Irish cinema and culture returns to Rome’s Casa del Cinema (Villa Borghese) from the 25th to the 28th of May . . .
Submissions are open for the IRISH FILM FESTA short film competition 2023, taking place from May 25th to 28th at the Casa del Cinema in Rome. . . .
IRISH FILM FESTA and Officine UBU distribution company present The Quiet Girl (An Cailín Ciúin) by Colm Bairéad in a special premiere screening on Sunday the 12th of February, 2023, at 4.15 pm. . . .
IRISH FILM FESTA is taking part in the Casa del Cinema’s festive programme with a special screening of Philip Doherty’s debut feature Redemption of a Rogue on Friday, January 6th at 6:30 pm.
. . .The summer evenings of the IRISH FILM FESTA are returning to Rome’s Casa del Cinema, Villa Borghese. From Wednesday the 20th to Sunday the 24th of July . . .
The IRISH FILM FESTA 2022 Short Film Awards go to An Irish Goodbye by Tom Berkeley and Ross White (Drama), Memento Mori by Paul O’Flanagan (Animation), and Nothing to Declare by Garret Daly (Documentary). . . .