the eclipse (drama) written and directed by conor mcpherson and starring aidan quinn and ciaran hinds.
garage (drama) written by mark o'halloran and directed by lenny abrahamson. starring irish comedian pat shortt.
strange days are these (comedy) written and directed by jake mckone.
hunger (drama) written by enda walsh and directed by steve mcqueen. starring michael fassbender.
kings (drama) written by jimmy murphy and directed by tom collins. starring donal o'kelly and colm meaney.
helen (drama) directed by joe lawlor and chrstine molloy.
about beauty (documentary) directed by conor horgan. featuring acclaimed irish visual artist, dorothy cross.
dambe: the mali project (musical documentary) directed by dearbhla glynn and featuring irish trad musicians laim o'maonlai and paddy keenan.
kisses (drama) directed by lance daly.
boy a (drama) written by mark o'rowe and directed by john crowley.
situations vacant (comedy) directed by lisa mulcahy.
saviours (documentary) directed by liam nolan and ross whitaker. featuring the late darren sutherland.
a film with me in it (comedy) written by and starring mark doherty and directed by ian fitzgibbon.
the boys of st. columb's (documentary) directed by tom collins. featuring seamus deane, paul brady, phil coulter, john hume and seamus heaney.
gabriel byrne: stories from home (documentary) directed by pat collins. featuring gabriel byrne.
our features showcase some of the best talent around, not only in ireland, but in the world. from award-winning playwrights to acclaimed directors and from legendary musicians to star actors, irish cinema has it all. and now so do you. so come check out our line up of drama, comedy and documentaries and give yourself an early christmas present.