On Saturday August 31, cinemas across Ireland will celebrate National Cinema Day with the price of admission set at just €5.
So the question is, what to watch?
It has been a great month for new releases from psychological thrillers and heart-wrenching romances to sci-fi scares, family-favourites and Irish stories. The €5 price for tickets this National Cinema Day will also include all premium seats, screens and 3D screenings in the effort to celebrate the full experience of cinema-going. The entire day will be supported by Fís Éireann. Be sure to check which cinemas are participating before you get booking.
The participating cinemas include: Arc Cinemas; Carrick Cineplex; Century Cinemas; Cineworld; Eclipse Cinemas; Eye Cinema; IFI Cinemas; IMC Cinemas; Light House Cinema; Movies@Cinemas; Odeon Cinemas; Omniplex Cinemas; Pálás Cinema; Reel Cinemas; and Vue Cinemas.is a documentary about the life of Mary Robinson, the former president of Ireland, UN high commissioner for human rights and one of the strongest Irish voices fighting for climate change on an international stage.
The story is based on Hoover’s real experiences with domestic abuse. The film seeks to show the varying perspectives that are present in an abusive relationship through each of the characters and their unique perspectives. Also starring Justin Baldoni, Brandon Sklenar and Jenny Slate, with Isabela Ferrer and Alex Neustaeder playing Lily Bloom and Atlas as their younger selves, it is said to be tragically beautiful – bring the tissues.
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