Free Short Films@The Model
Every Sat. at 2.30pm
05 Mar. Sat. at 2.30pm Shoe, Director: Nick Kelly
Irish Film
Institute
The Model
@
12 Mar. Sat. at 2.30pm The Crush, Director: Michael Creagh
19 Mar. Sat. at 2.30pm Crossing Salween, Director: Brian O’Malley
26 Mar. Sat. at 2.30pm The Door, Director: Juanita Wilson
02 Apr. Sat. at 2.30pm Small Change, Director: Cathy Brady
09 Apr. Sat. at 2.30pm The Eternal World, Director/Animator: David O’Reilly (TBC)
16 Apr. Sat. at 2.30pm
Shorts from Northern Ireland Screen
23 Apr. Sat. at 2.30pm Shorts from Darklight
30 Apr. Sat. at 2.30pm Selection of Short Films @ The Model
All Shorts Programming is funded by the International Funds for Ireland
Short films are 15 - 20 minutes
For screening updates www.themodel.ie/film
To make a booking, email tickets@themodel.ie
or phone The Model reception on (071) 91 41405
Ticket Prices
Regular Screenings €8 (Full price) €6 (Concession)
Mar. – Apr.
2011
Pre-theatre menus available daily from 5 - 6.30pm at Conrad's Kitchen
Screenings every Wed. & Thurs. at 8pm
and every Sat. & Sun. at 3pm
The Model
The Mall, Sligo
(071) 914 1405
www.themodel.ie/film
Irish Film Institute@The Model
Cinema Programme Mar. – Apr. 2011
Black Swan (16)
02, 03 Mar. at 8pm. 05, 06 Mar. at 3pm
Director: Darren Aronofsky. 107 minutes, USA, 2010
Oscar-nominated, with a BAFTA award-winning performance from
Natalie Portman, Black Swan is a dark and macabre film by director
Darren Aronofsky.
Shorts@The Model
This screening will include the short film by Frank Conway
The Chalk Up, 3 minutes, 2003
Howl
09, 10 Mar. at 8pm. 12, 13 Mar. at 3pm
Dirs: Rob Epstein & Jeffrey Friedman. 84 minutes, USA, 2010
Based on the obscenity trial that took place after Allen Ginsberg's
published his poem, Howl, this offbeat looking production has a
unique feel and cracking cast.
Shorts@The Model
This screening will premiere the short film by Sligo film maker,
Anthony Cullen, Socialising and Alcohol, 7 minutes, 2009
Never Let Me Go (15A)
16, 17 Mar. at 8pm. 19, 20 Mar. at 3pm
Director: Mark Romanek. 103minutes, UK/USA 2010
The emotional hothouse of the English boarding school yet again
provides compelling drama in this subtly devastating adaptation of
Kazuo Ishiguro’s imaginative novel, staring Carey Mulligan, Keira
Knightly, Andrew Garfield and Domhnall Gleeson.
Brighton Rock (16)
23, 24 Mar. at 8pm. 26, 27 Mar. at 3pm
Director: Rowan Joffe, 111 minutes, UK, 2010
This new version of Graham Greene’s most famous novel updates the
period to the 1964 era of the Mods and Rockers and to a time also
when the shadow of the death penalty still hung over the act of
murder.
Shorts@The Model
This screening will include a short by local director, Mike McGuckian
from Sligeach Films, The Job, 3 minutes, 2009
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As If I Am Not There (16)
30, 31 Mar. at 8pm. 02, 03 Apr. at 3pm
Director: Juanita Wilson. 109 minutes, Bosnian language,
Ireland-Macedonia-Sweden, Subtitled, 2010
Winner of three IFTAs, Juanita Wilson’s feature debut tells the story
of a young female Croatian’s real-life experiences overseeing the
international Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia during the
early nineties.
The screening on Thursday 31 Mar., will be followed by Q&A
with director, Juanita Wilson and panel.
Route Irish
06, 07 Apr. at 8pm. 09, 10 Apr. at 3pm
Director: Ken Loach. 109 minutes, UK, 2010
Route Irish is the death-trap highway between the US Green Zone
and Baghdad Airport. The story of a private security contractor in
Iraq who rejected the official explanation of his friend's death and
sets out to discover the truth.
Submarine (15A)
13, 14 Apr. at 8pm. 16, 17 Apr. at 3pm
Director: Richard Ayoade. 97 minutes, UK- USA, 2010
A comedy, which follows 15-year Oliver Tate, who has two
objectives: To lose his virginity before his next birthday, and to stop
his mother from leaving his father for her dance teacher.
Essential Killing
20, 21 Apr. at 8pm. 23, 24 Apr. at 3pm
Director: Jerzy Skolimowski. 83 minutes,
Poland/UK/Ireland/Hungary, Subtitled, 2010
Winner of Special Jury Prize in 2010 Venice Film Festival and Best
Actor award for Vincent Gallo. Mohammed (Gallo) is captured by the
US military in Afghanistan, and subsequently transported to a secret
detention centre in Europe.
Snap
27, 28 Apr. at 8pm. 30 Apr., 01 May at 3pm
Director: Carmel Winters. 90 Minutes, Ireland, 2010
Irish feature film Snap is a disturbing story of three generations of a
family trapped in recreating a past that each one denies.
The cast includes Aisling O'Sullivan (The Clinic), Eileen Walsh (Eden,
The Magdalene Sisters) and Mick Lally (The Secret of Kells).
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