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SUMMARY:October Movie Night - Báite
DESCRIPTION: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 solve the mystery and uncover some unsettling local secrets. \nThis Irish-language murder mystery from director Ruán Magan is a thoughtful study of a small community and the secrets within. \nDirector: Ruán Magan (2025)\nRuntime: 94 mins.\nGenre: Mystery\, Drama\nLanguage: Irish language with English dialogue subtitles\nCertificate: 12A \nIn association with Access Cinema
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/october-movie-night-baite/
LOCATION:Westmeath
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260915T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260915T220000
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SUMMARY:September Movie Night - A Private Life
DESCRIPTION: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 own investigation into the death. \nJodie Foster\, speaking fluent French throughout leads the cast in this sharp and entertaining mystery alongside some of contemporary French cinema’s finest actors. \nDirector: Rebecca Zlotowski (2025)\nRuntime: 104 mins.\nGenre: Thriller\nLanguage: French language with English subtitles\nCertificate: 15A \nIn association with Access Cinema
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/september-movie-night-a-private-life/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260617T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260617T210000
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SUMMARY:Home: The Story of Zak Moradi
DESCRIPTION:Free Event\nTo 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. \nThe screening will be followed by a special post-film conversation with Zak Moradi\, and we are delighted to welcome Zak to Moate for the evening. \nBorn in a Kurdish refugee camp\, Zak came to Ireland as a child and went on to build a life here through friendship\, community and sport. Many people will know him through his story as a hurler\, and this documentary gives audiences a chance to hear the wider story behind that journey. \nHome follows Zak’s journey from his childhood in a Kurdish refugee camp to his life in Ireland\, exploring identity\, belonging\, resilience and what it means to find home. The film also reflects on the way Kurdish and Irish cultures have shaped his life\, and on the role sport and local community can play in helping people feel welcome. \nThe documentary tells the inspiring story of Zak Moradi\, who arrived in Ireland as a refugee from Iraq and went on to become an inter-county hurler with Leitrim\, winning the Lory Meagher Cup and earning recognition as one of the country’s most prominent refugee athletes. \nDirector: Trevor Whelan\nRuntime: 52 mins\nGenre: Documentary\nLanguage: Kurdish and English with English subtitles\nTickets: Free Event\nPost-film discussion: Zak Moradi in attendance
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/home-the-story-of-zak-moradi/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260320T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260320T220000
DTSTAMP:20260210T142634Z
CREATED:20260210T141831Z
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SUMMARY:A Savage Silence: A Midlands-Made Film
DESCRIPTION:A Savage Silence is a locally made\, ultra-low budget independent Irish film rooted in the Midlands. \nBased 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. \nThe cast is made up primarily of young Midlands-based actors aged 14–22\, many of whom were involved across multiple aspects of the production. Music plays a central role\, featuring tracks from Rory Hafford’s albums Savage Sounds and Remember\, the latter of which was named Album of the Week on RTÉ Lyric FM’s Marty in the Morning \nThe film premiered in Mullingar in October 2025 and has since received positive audience response and international festival recognition \nThe screening will be followed by a post-film discussion with filmmaker Darragh O’Rourke. \nCheck out the trailer here \nGet Tickets
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/a-savage-silence-a-midlands-made-film/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260303T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260303T200000
DTSTAMP:20260123T122950Z
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SUMMARY:March Movie Night - Better Days
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 3rd March 2026 at 8pm \nWidowed 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 her children. \nThe early days of treatment are brutal\, but Suzanne soon forms unlikely bonds with the women around her – Alice\, an orphan terrified of her own past; Diane\, a once-famous actress estranged from her daughter; and Chantal\, whose sharp humour masks deep despair. Under the watch of Denis\, their sports coach and car workshop tutor\, the group are signed up for a women’s car rally in Morocco\, a challenge that forces them to rediscover resilience\, connection and purpose. \nMoving\, honest and ultimately uplifting\, Better Days is a story of friendship\, solidarity and the long road back to oneself. \nDirector: Elsa Bennett\, Hippolyte Dard (2025)\nRuntime: 104 mins.\nGenre: Drama\nLanguage: French with English Subtitles\nCertificate: 15A
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/march-movie-night-better-days/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260214T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260214T200000
DTSTAMP:20260123T124522Z
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SUMMARY:April Movie Night - Souleymane’s Story
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 14th April 2026 at 8pm \nSouleymane 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 coach him in a false story seen as more likely to pass an imminent asylum review. But it’s clear Souleymane’s true home situation is taking a constant emotional toll as he navigates the streets of Paris alone. \nAnchored by an extraordinary lead performance from Abou Sangaré\, Souleymane’s Story is a raw\, compassionate and quietly devastating story about one man forced to live precariously on the fringes of society. \nDirector: Boris Lojkine (2024)\nRuntime: 94 mins.\nGenre: Drama\nLanguage: French\, Fula and Maninka with English Subtitles\nCertificate: 12A
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/april-movie-night-souleymanes-story/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260210T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260210T200000
DTSTAMP:20260123T120346Z
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SUMMARY:February Movie - Horseshoe
DESCRIPTION: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 divided. \nCleverly balancing humour and heartache\, Horseshoe explores how unresolved family history can shape the present. Winner of Best Irish First Feature at the 2025 Galway Film Fleadh\, this keenly observed comedy-drama offers a touching and very Irish portrait of squabbling siblings learning to confront the past together. \nDirector: Edwin Mullane\, Adam O’Keeffe (2025)\nRuntime: 88mins.\nGenre: Drama\, Comedy\nLanguage: English\nCertificate: 15A
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/february-movie-horseshoe/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20251202T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251202T213000
DTSTAMP:20250809T152309Z
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SUMMARY:December Movie Night - Oh My Goodness!
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 2nd December 2025 at 8pm \nWhen 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 prize (and the incentive of a trip to the Vatican for the winner!)\, the sisters might just have their answer. \nThe only drawbacks are that they are terrible cyclists\, and their rival convent\, led by Mother Veronique’s childhood nemesis Mother Josephine\, have their own plans for the prize money – and just a little more experience… But God works in mysterious ways! \nFun and frothy\, Laurent Tirard’s hilariously absurd comedy will have you rolling in the aisles\, and the stunning landscapes of France’s Jura region provide a beautiful backdrop too! \nDirector: Laurent Tirard (2022)\nRuntime: 87 mins.\nGenre: Comedy\nLanguage: French with English subtitles\nCertificate: 12A \nTickets: €5 \nCheck out the trailer here \nIn association with Access Cinema
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/december-movie-night-oh-my-goodness/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20251104T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251104T213000
DTSTAMP:20250809T143535Z
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SUMMARY:November Movie Night - Fidil Ghorm
DESCRIPTION: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. \nHer journey leads her to Malachy\, a reclusive and grumpy older man in her father’s rehab centre. Rumoured to have “magic in his hands”\, Malachy is a former champion fiddler. With persistence and heart\, Molly persuades him to teach her\, and together they discover the healing power of music\, memory\, and unlikely friendship. \nBlending gentle fantasy with real emotional depth\, Fidil Ghorm is a beautiful story about hope\, resilience\, and the magic that music can bring to our lives. \nDirector: Anne McCabe (2024)\nRuntime: 85mins.\nGenre: Drama\, Fantasy\nLanguage: Irish with English subtitles\nCertificate: PG \nTickets: €5 \nCheck out the trailer here \nIn association with Access Cinema
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/november-movie-night-fidil-ghorm/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20251028T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251028T213000
DTSTAMP:20250808T164229Z
CREATED:20250808T164229Z
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SUMMARY:Halloween Movie Night - Fréwaka
DESCRIPTION: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. \nWhile 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 woman. Despite the objections of her pregnant fiancée Mila\, Shoo accepts the offer. She arrives in the rural home to discover a frightened and deeply superstitious woman named Peig. Peig warns that evil spirits lurk nearby and that they’ve already got eyes on Shoo. \nTold primarily through the Irish language\, Fréwaka is a bold and unsettling film that breathes new life into the folk horror genre—perfect for a chilling Halloween evening in Tuar Ard. \nDirector: Aislinn Clarke (2024)\nRuntime: 103 mins.\nGenre: Horror\nLanguage: Irish / English with English subtitles\nCertificate: 15A \nFREE EVENT \nCheck out the trailer here \nIn association with Access Cinema
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/halloween-movie-night-frewaka/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20251007T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251007T213000
DTSTAMP:20250808T163026Z
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SUMMARY:October Movie Night - The Marching Band
DESCRIPTION: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 collaboration with Jimmy’s workplace band. \nFull of touching humour\, beautiful music\, and emotional resonance\, The Marching Band unfolds as an uplifting story of brotherhood\, belonging\, and the unexpected paths that can bring people together. \nDirector: Emmanuel Courcol (2024)\nRuntime: 103 mins.\nGenre: Comedy\, Drama\nLanguage: French with English subtitles\nCertificate: 12A \nTickets: €5 \nCheck out the trailer here \nIn association with Access Cinema
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/october-movie-night-the-marching-band/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250909T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250909T213000
DTSTAMP:20250808T161044Z
CREATED:20250808T150638Z
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SUMMARY:September Movie Night - When Autumn Falls
DESCRIPTION: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 of the two friends forever. \nUsing the outstanding performances of his cast and a surprising narrative\, When Autumn Falls is an elegant and playfully deceptive work\, exploring themes of family\, human connection\, guilt and grief\, whilst keeping audiences on their toes! \nDirector: François Ozon (2024)\nRuntime: 103 mins.\nGenre: Drama\nLanguage: French with English subtitles\nCertificate: 15A \nTickets: €5 \nCheck out the trailer here \nIn association with Access Cinema
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/september-movie-night-when-autumn-falls/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250513T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250513T213000
DTSTAMP:20250503T084415Z
CREATED:20250422T090845Z
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SUMMARY:Bealtaine Movie Night - The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
DESCRIPTION:FREE EVENT – Check out the trailer here \nWe are delighted to announce that the May Film Tour\, organised by access>CINEMA and the Irish Film Institute to coincide with the Bealtaine Festival\, will again take place in 2025. This year the theme of the Bealtaine continues to be Lust for Life\, based on Iggy Pop’s iconic punk-era song celebrating life’s dreams and ambitions. \nThe May Film Tour title The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry is based on the true story of a man who leaves his seaside town in South Devon to deliver a message to an old friend. Harold Fry was never meant to be a hero. He’s an unremarkable man who has failed at all the important things: being a husband\, a father and a friend. Now\, well into his 60s\, he is content to fade quietly into the background of life. But when Harold learns his friend Queenie is dying\, he is moved to act. He leaves home\, walking to the post box to send her a letter\, until he realises a letter is not enough. \nIn that moment Harold decides to keep walking\, all the way to her hospice\, some 500 miles away in Berwick-upon-Tweed: as long as he walks\, Queenie must live. Surprising himself as much as his wife Maureen\, Harold embarks on a walk of hope\, determined to travel the length of England to save his friend. \nLed by Jim Broadbent’s moving performance\, it is an uplifting tale of self-discovery\, redemption and learning to seize the moment. Based on the bestselling book of the same name by award-winning author Rachel Joyce\, who also wrote the screenplay\, the film is directed by BAFTA winner Hettie Macdonald (Howards End\, Normal People). \nWe would like to thank GFD Communications for supporting this screening of The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry. The May Film Tour is also supported by The Arts Council of Ireland. \nDirector: Hettie Macdonald (2023)\nRuntime: 102 mins.\nGenre: Drama\nLanguage: English\nCertificate: PG
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/bealtaine-movie-night-the-unlikely-pilgrimage-of-harold-fry/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250401T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250401T213000
DTSTAMP:20250117T205245Z
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SUMMARY:April Movie Night - Small Things Like These
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: €5 – Available on the door \nNew Ross\, 1985. Bill Furlong is a hard-working coal merchant\, doing his best to support his family amid the challenging conditions of 1980s Ireland. In the lead-up to Christmas\, Bill makes a morning delivery to the local convent. There\, an encounter with one of the convent’s traumatised residents shakes him to his very core. It forces him to ask questions about the nuns’ conduct that nobody else dares say aloud. \nBased on Claire Keegan’s novel\, Small Things Like These explores one man’s efforts to confront the culture of silence and complicity in Catholic Ireland. Starring Cillian Murphy in his first leading role since his Oscar-winning turn in Oppenheimer\, the film also features Emily Watson as the convent’s powerful Mother Superior. \nDirector: Tim Mielants (2024)\nRuntime: 99 mins.\nGenre: Historical Fiction\nLanguage: English\nCertificate: 12A
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/april-movie-night-small-things-like-these/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250304T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250304T213000
DTSTAMP:20250109T125845Z
CREATED:20250109T125845Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250109T125845Z
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SUMMARY:March Movie Night - The Tasting
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: €5 – Available on the door \nJacques (Bernard Campan) is in his 50s and divorced. Not only is his health failing\, his wine business is on the brink of bankruptcy. He sees little joy in his future until kind\, open-hearted\, Hortense (Isabelle Carré) wanders into his shop looking for a bottle of wine. And so the scene is set for a textbook romantic comedy\, with two characters – who are complete opposites and both harbouring past heartache – who are undeniably drawn to each other. \nThis is a light\, enjoyable piece of French cinema\, featuring plenty of comic relief from a team of supporting players with a generous helping of double entendres and free-flowing wine! Based on director Ivan Calbérac’s stage play of the same name. \nDirector: Ivan Calbérac (2022)\nRuntime: 92 mins.\nGenre: Comedy\, Romance\nLanguage: French with English subtitles\nCertificate: 12
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/march-movie-night-the-tasting/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250204T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250204T213000
DTSTAMP:20250107T151735Z
CREATED:20250107T151618Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250107T151735Z
UID:1316-1738699200-1738704600@tuarard.ie
SUMMARY:February Movie Night - King Frankie
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: €5 – Available on the door \nDuring the Celtic Tiger years\, Frankie was a successful\, wealthy and ostentatious businessman. After losing almost everything in the economic collapse\, he now lives a quiet life operating a small taxi firm and has had to move back into his parents’ home. When Frankie’s father passes away\, old friends and acquaintances gather for the funeral. Seeing those familiar faces forces Frankie to finally reckon with the lingering trauma of the day everything fell apart. \nDermot Malone’s debut feature is a probing yet warm character study split between two strikingly different moments in its protagonist’s life. Love/Hate star Peter Coonan excels as the troubled yet sympathetic Frankie\, alongside a talented supporting cast that includes Owen Roe\, Olivia Caffrey and Ruairi O’Connor. \nDirector: Dermot Malone (2024)\nRuntime: 95 mins.\nGenre: Drama\nLanguage: English\nCertificate: 15A
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/february-movie-night-king-frankie/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20250114T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20250114T213000
DTSTAMP:20250107T151837Z
CREATED:20250107T124047Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250107T151837Z
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SUMMARY:January Movie Night - It's Raining Men
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: €5 – Available on the door \nForty-something Iris seems to have everything – a wonderful husband\, two beautiful daughters and a successful dental practice. But after sixteen years of marriage\, the passion has disappeared between her and her workaholic husband. So Iris decides to take matters into her own hands and signs up to a dating app so that she can take a lover… \nReuniting with writer-director Caroline Vignal after 2020’s hit comedy My Donkey\, My Lover and Me\, the ever-versatile Laura Calamy (Call My Agent) shines as the frustrated wife and mother who seeks to reinstate some excitement into her romantic life. Vignal relates Iris’ journey of rediscovery and freedom with plenty of humour and without any judgement. \nDirector: Caroline Vignal (2023)\nRuntime: 98 mins.\nGenre: Comedy\, Romance\nLanguage: French with English subtitles\nCertificate: 15
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/january-movie-night-its-raining-men/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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SUMMARY:Summer Movie Night: That They May Face The Rising Sun
DESCRIPTION:Ireland\, the 1970s. Joe and Kate Ruttledge return from London to live in a small rural community. They quickly become close friends with many of the older men and women living in the area. Over the course of a year\, Joe and Kate grapple with major life decisions\, while also witnessing their neighbours’ moments of joy\, disappointment\, conflict and loss. \nBased on John McGahern’s final novel and directed by acclaimed filmmaker Pat Collins (Song of Granite)\, That They May Face The Rising Sun is a beautifully bittersweet portrait of a very particular time and place. It’s a perfectly observed slice of life – full of humour and warmth\, while also tenderly reflecting on the people and traditions that Ireland has lost. \nDirector: Pat Collins (2023)\nRuntime: 111 mins.\nGenre: Drama\nLanguage: English\nCertificate: 12A \nTickets: €5 | Book here
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/summer-movie-night-that-they-may-face-the-rising-sun/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240528T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240528T213000
DTSTAMP:20240418T115034Z
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SUMMARY:
DESCRIPTION:★ FREE EVENT ★ \nThe May Film Tour organised by access>CINEMA and the Irish Film Institute to coincide with the Bealtaine Festival\, will come to Tuar Ard on Tuesday May 28th. This year the theme of the Bealtaine is Lust for Life\, based on Iggy Pop’s iconic punk-era song celebrating life’s dreams and ambitions \nThe May Film Tour title\, The Great Escaper is based on a true story. Led by Michael Caine’s impassioned performance\, it tells the story of Bernard Jordan who escaped from his care home to attend the 70th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings in France. We would like to thanks GFD Communications for supporting the screenings of The Great Escaper. The screenings are also possible because of the support of The Arts Council of Ireland. \nIn the summer of 2014\, Bernard Jordan (Michael Caine) made global headlines. He had staged a “great escape” from his care home to join fellow war veterans on a beach in Normandy\, commemorating their fallen comrades at the D-Day Landings 70th anniversary. It was a story that captured the imagination of the world as Bernie embodied the defiant\, “can-do” spirit of a generation that was fast disappearing. But of course\, it wasn’t the whole story. It was an inspirational but sanitised retelling of one man’s need to come to terms with the lasting trauma of war. Bernie’s adventure\, spanning a mere 48 hours\, also marked the culmination of his 60-year marriage to Rene (Glenda Jackson) – THE GREAT ESCAPER celebrates their enduring love but always with an eye to the lessons we might learn from the Greatest Generation. \nDirector: Oliver Parker (2023)\nRuntime: 96 mins.\nGenre: Comedy\, Romance\, War\, Drama\nLanguage: English\nCertificate: 12A
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/1201/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240524T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240524T213000
DTSTAMP:20240521T132409Z
CREATED:20240521T132409Z
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SUMMARY:Africa Day Movie Night: Aisha
DESCRIPTION:*FREE EVENT* \nAs part of Africa Day celebrations in Moate\, we will be showing AISHA\, a profoundly moving piece of cinema  that authentically depicts the quiet desperation and loneliness that those living in direct provision in Ireland can experience. \nAisha (Letitia Wright) lives at a Direct Provision Centre in a state of uncertainty; having fled Nigeria from a violent gang that murdered members of her family\, she is desperately trying to find some degree of permanency\, where she and her mother can be reunited and live without fear. As she navigates the complex legal system to seek settlement in Ireland\, she sparks an unlikely friendship with Conor (Josh O’Connor)\, a new guard at the centre. A former prisoner\, Conor’s life experience and calming presence resonate with Aisha\, allowing for a tentative romance to begin. But\, as she continues to live in a state of limbo\, the bond formed between the pair comes under threat. The product of director Frank Berry’s typically extensive research\, Aisha is a powerful critique of a bureaucratic system which compounds the trauma of those seeking refuge. \nDirector: Frank Berry (2022)\nRuntime: 94 mins.\nGenre: Drama\nLanguage: English \nCertificate: 12A \nCheck out the trailer here.
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/africa-day-movie-night-aisha/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240507T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240507T213000
DTSTAMP:20240117T153334Z
CREATED:20240117T153334Z
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SUMMARY:May Movie Night: Nobody Has To Know
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: €5 – Available on the Door \nA deeply endearing film\, Nobody Has to Know concerns Phil\, a middle-aged Belgian farmhand working on the Scottish Isle of Lewis\, who suffers amnesia following a stroke. A lonely local woman\, Millie\, helps him acclimate back to his life and claims they were lovers previously\, a fragile lie that Millie must protect. With the gradual return of Phil’s memories\, their new-found happiness is threatened. \nDirector: Bouli Lanners (2021)\nRuntime: 99 mins.\nGenre: Drama\, Romance\nLanguage: English\, French with subtitles \nCertificate: 12A
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/may-movie-night-nobody-has-to-know/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240409T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240409T213000
DTSTAMP:20240117T152055Z
CREATED:20240117T152055Z
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SUMMARY:April Movie Night: Afire
DESCRIPTION:Ticket: €5 – Available on the Door \nWriter Leon and photographer Felix travel to a holiday home on the Baltic coast for the summer – Leon needs to finish his second book\, while Felix works on his portfolio\, Their plans are upended when they arrive to find Nadja\, an unexpected houseguest\, already settled in. Initially irritated\, the stand-offish Leon finds himself gradually intrigued by the fun-loving Nadja. As the holidays progress\, so too does the dynamic of the group. But everything is disrupted when the area’s forest fires\, once far away\, draw closer. Afire is an intelligent and compelling film\, full of humour and tragedy. \nDirector: Christian Petzold (2023)\nRuntime: 103 mins.\nGenre: Drama\, Comedy\nLanguage: German with English subtitles\nCertificate: 12A
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/april-movie-night-afire/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240305T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240305T213000
DTSTAMP:20240117T144020Z
CREATED:20240117T143851Z
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SUMMARY:March Movie Night: Lies We Tell
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: €5 – Available on the Door \nBased on the novel Uncle Silas by Sheridan Le Fanu\, this Gothic thriller set in the 19th Century sees teenage Maud grieving the death of her father who has left her everything in his vast estate. As a minor\, Maud must live under the guardianship of her Uncle Silas\, the family black sheep\, until she comes of age. Things turn sinister and Maud becomes a prisoner in her own home\, as Silas conspires to force her into marriage with his son\, in a move to seize her fortune. \nDirector: Lisa Mulcahy (2023)\nRuntime: 89 mins.\nGenre: Crime\, Mystery\, Thriller\nLanguage: English \nCertificate: 16
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/march-movie-night-lies-we-tell/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240206T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240206T213000
DTSTAMP:20240117T142309Z
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SUMMARY:February Movie Night: Driving Madeleine
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: €5 – Available on the Door \nParis taxi-driver Charles accepts an early morning fare. His client turns out to be 92-year-old Madeleine\, who is making the final journey to the care home where her doctors and family have decided she must live. Along the way Madeleine asks Charles to visit places in Paris that hold memories for her. Gradually the two learn about each other’s lives. \nDirector: Christian Carion (2022)\nRuntime: 90 mins.\nGenre: Drama\, Comedy\nLanguage: French with English subtitles\nCertificate: 15
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/february-movie-night-driving-madeleine/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20231205T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20231205T200000
DTSTAMP:20230830T114050Z
CREATED:20230830T114050Z
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SUMMARY:December Movie Night: Tarrac
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: €5 – Available on the door \nAoife\, a workaholic based in Dublin\, reluctantly returns home to Kerry to care for her father after his heart attack. Having left years previously after the death of her mother\, the relationship between father and daughter is strained. During her stay\, Aoife begins to reconnect with her home and old friends\, getting involved again in Naomhóg or currach racing. Eventually\, she agrees to join the local team and strive to win the regional finals for their village\, a feat not achieved in 22years. As Aoife’s past and present collide\, she is pushed to her limits by the demanding training regimen\, forcing her to confront her unresolved grief and her issues with her father. \nDirector: Declan Recks (2022)\nRuntime: 96 mins.\nGenre: Drama\nLanguage: Irish with English subtitles\nCertificate: PG \n 
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/december-movie-night-tarrac/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20231107T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20231107T213000
DTSTAMP:20230829T110858Z
CREATED:20230829T110858Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230829T110858Z
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SUMMARY:November Movie Night: Love According to Delva
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: €5 – Available on the door \nAfter her abusive father is arrested\, 12-year-old Dalva is taken into care. As she acts more like an adult than a child\, Dalva’s social workers and new roommates find it difficult to connect with her. Gradually with their help\, she accepts that her relationship with her father was not normal\, allowing her to finally experience the joys of childhood she was previously denied. This is a remarkable and compassionate film of hope and recovery. \nDirector: Emmanuelle Nicot (2022)\nRuntime: 83 mins.\nGenre: Drama\nLanguage: French with English subtitles\nCertificate: 15A \nCritic’s Rating: 94%
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/november-movie-night-love-according-to-delva/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20231003T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20231003T213000
DTSTAMP:20230828T092704Z
CREATED:20230828T092704Z
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SUMMARY:October Movie Night: The Innocent
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: €5 – Available on the door \nAquarium worker Abel is furious when he learns his mother Sylvie is marrying a recently paroled inmate named Michel. Abel is determined to protect his mother and is deeply suspicious about his new stepfather. He ropes in his friend Clemence to help spy on the newly-released Michel. They discover Michel is indeed still involved in crime\, but before long they become embroiled in his plan to pull off ‘one last heist’ – a risky effort to steal a truckful of imported caviar. \nDirector: Louis Garrel (2022)\nRuntime: 99 mins.\nGenre: Comedy\, Thriller\nLanguage: French with English subtitles\nCertificate: 15A \nCritic’s Rating: 100% \n 
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/october-movie-night-the-innocent/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230905T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230905T220000
DTSTAMP:20230905T114430Z
CREATED:20230804T133228Z
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SUMMARY:September Movie Night: Rise
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: €5 – Available on the door \nPresented with the support of the French Embassy and the Institut Français. \nElise (Marion Barbeau)\, a ballet prima donna\, believed she had a perfect life until her partner’s infidelity and a devastating stage injury shattered her world. Now facing a two-year recovery\, she risks never dancing professionally again. In search of physical and emotional healing\, Elise escapes to Brittany\, leaving Paris behind. Surrounded by friends\, a new love interest\, and the liberating world of contemporary dance\, she rebuilds her relationship with her reserved father and rediscovers her true self. \nDirector: Cédric Klapisch (2022)\nRuntime: 120 mins.\nGenre: Comedy\, Drama\nLanguage: French with English subtitles\nCertificate: 15
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/september-movie-night-rise/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230627T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230627T213000
DTSTAMP:20230612T094238Z
CREATED:20230612T093216Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230612T094238Z
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SUMMARY:Movie Night - Olga
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: €5 – Available on the door. \nOlga (Anastasia Budiashkina) is a talented 15-year-old gymnast with a bright future that might take her all the way to the Olympics. Given the chance to train in Switzerland\, she leaves Kiev just as the Ukraine experiences unprecedented political turmoil. Ruthlessly focused on her training\, Olga is left a distant bystander as her mother\, an investigative journalist\, challenges a brutal regime.\nA tensely handled tale of exile reflecting the pressures on young athletes\, the clash between the personal and the political\, and a young woman’s search for who she is and what she is prepared to sacrifice. \nDirector: Elie Grappe (2021)\nRuntime: 85 mins.\nGenre: Drama\nLanguage: French and Ukrainian with English and Ukrainian subtitles\nCertificate: 15A
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/movie-night-olga/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230509T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230509T213000
DTSTAMP:20230425T091834Z
CREATED:20230425T091834Z
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SUMMARY:Bealtaine Movie Night - Living
DESCRIPTION:This May the Bealtaine Festival will end its three-year theme of In(ter)dependence – inspired by Ireland’s centenary as a sovereign nation and also in recognition of our interdependence with each other and the natural world. To coincide with the festival Access Cinema and the Irish Film Institute have organised a nationwide Film Tour. As part of this tour Tuar Ard is delighted to screen the acclaimed film Living on Tuesday May 9th at 8pm. \nMr Williams (Bill Nighy) is a diligent but rather dour bureaucrat\, working as a civil servant in post-war London. Overwhelmed at work and lonely at home\, his life takes a heart-breaking turn when a medical diagnosis tells him his time is short. Stunned by the news\, he abandons his usual routine. Chance encounters with a rebellious writer and a youthful colleague help Mr Williams discover a whole new perspective on both his life and work. Led by Bill Nighy’s perfect performance\, Living is a film that will leave you reflecting on the things you appreciate in your own life. \nCheck out the trailer here \nDirector: Oliver Hermanus (2022)\nRuntime: 102 mins.\nGenre: Drama\nLanguage: English\nCertificate: PG \nAdmission Free \n 
URL:https://tuarard.ie/event/bealtaine-movie-night-living/
LOCATION:Tuar Ard Arts Centre\, Church Street\, Moate\, Westmeath\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:World Cinema
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