Michelle and her close friend Marie-Claude are enjoying a peaceful and simple life after both retiring from Paris to a rural Burgundy village. But an upsetting visit from Michelle’s daughter Valerie, and the release of Marie-Claude’s son Vincent from prison lead to a series of events that reveal past deeds and will change the lives...
Thibaut is a successful conductor, recently diagnosed with leukaemia. The search for a bone marrow donor leads to the revelation that he was adopted as a child and that he has a secret brother, cafeteria worker Jimmy. They meet and discover a shared passion for music and soon form a strong bond via an unexpected...
This Halloween, step into a world of ancient superstition, grief, and ghostly presences with Fréwaka—a haunting new Irish folk horror from acclaimed director Aislinn Clarke. While dealing with the recent death of her estranged mother, Siobhan - who goes by ‘Shoo’ - is offered a new job as a live-in carer for a frail older...
Fidil Ghorm is a tender and enchanting Irish-language drama that follows 10-year-old Molly, whose father lies in a coma. Convinced that music holds the key to waking him, Molly sets out to learn the fiddle and win an All-Ireland competition—just like her dad once did. Her journey leads her to Malachy, a reclusive and grumpy...
Tuesday 2nd December 2025 at 8pm When the local nursing home finds itself in dire straits and in danger of falling to pieces, it’s down to Mother Veronique and the eccentric sisters of the convent of St. Benedict to find a way to help. Spotting a poster for a bike race with a €25,000 cash...
After the death of Colm Canavan, his four adult children reluctantly reunite in the family home. Each carries their own resentments and emotional baggage and any attempt at civil conversation quickly spirals into arguments. Things worsen when their father’s will reveals a surprising condition: they must unanimously agree on how the estate is to be...
Tuesday 14th April 2026 at 8pm Souleymane is an asylum seeker from Guinea living in Paris, forced to join the daily rush for a bed in a homeless shelter. Unable to work legally, he earns some money by ‘renting’ someone else’s work profile on a food delivery app. He also pays a fellow Guinean to...
Tuesday 3rd March 2026 at 8pm Widowed mother of three, Suzanne, is struggling to hold her family together while quietly drowning her grief in alcohol. When an accident on the school run exposes the reality of her situation, social services intervene and she is given a stark ultimatum: enter rehab or risk losing custody of...
A Savage Silence is a locally made, ultra-low budget independent Irish film rooted in the Midlands. Based on the novel by Rory Hafford, the film explores relationship breakdown, betrayal, and the challenge of finding a new way forward. Told in a deliberately pared-back, reflective style, it focuses on emotional truth over polish. The cast is made...
Free Event To mark Refugee Week Ireland 2026, Tuar Ard Arts Centre, in partnership with New Horizon Refugee Support and with the support of the One Foundation, presents a special free screening of Home: The Story of Zak Moradi. The screening will be followed by a special post-film conversation with Zak Moradi, and we are...
Dr. Lilian Steiner, an American psychiatrist living in Paris, is already struggling with professional and family life stress when she receives the news a patient, Paula, has died. Attending the wake, Steiner receives an unusually hostile reception from Paula’s husband. Convinced there’s more to her patient’s death than meets the eye, she embarks on her...
Co. Galway, 1975. In the village of Glanaphuca, locals - including barwoman Peggy - are preparing for an influx of out-of-towners for a busy fishing weekend. The mood abruptly changes, however, when a woman’s body is discovered in the local lake. When Dublin detective Frank Ryan arrives to investigate, he and Peggy work together to...
