Back for its 23rd year, the Dublin International Film Festival (or DIFF) kicks off later this month with an incredible programme of events.
Back for its 23rd year, the Dublin International Film Festival kicked off this week with an incredible programme of screenings, masterclasses and events.
Running from February 20 to March 2, this year’s schedule spans 11 days and includes world premieres, star-studded red carpets, inspiring Q&As and a glitzy opening gala at which Oscar-nominated actor Ralph Fiennes will be in attendance. Stanley Tucci loves this festival, Andrew Scott wants you to buy film tickets and me? Well, I can’t bloody wait. Below are some of the highlights we at IMAGE are most looking forward to.
will be followed by a 20-minute Q&A sesion with Mccann. There are still tickets available and you can get yoursAs a festival that celebrates the power of creative expression, it’s only fitting that DIFF would team up with Seanchoíche for one of their legendary storytelling evenings. Centred on the theme of creativity, the event will give writers, directors, filmmakers and other cinema creatives the opportunity to share a story about what that word means to them.
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