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Geoff Thompson from the British and Irish Film Festival joins us to share insights about the festival's highly anticipated Spring Edition, running from 18th - 22nd March. With an exciting selection of films, the festival offers a mix of dramas, documentaries, and short films, showcasing the rich storytelling traditions of British and Irish cinema. The festival officially begins on March 22, with daily screenings at Ciné Utopia, except for a special short film evening at the Cinémathèque. This year's lineup includes the Irish-language drama Fidil Ghorm (The Blue Fiddle) and the documentary Charlie Chaplin: Despairs of the Tramp, which provides a rare glimpse into the legendary filmmaker's Romani heritage. The festival will close with Patrick: A Slave to Ireland, offering a fresh perspective on the life of Saint Patrick. Adding to the excitement, the festival will welcome several special guests. Director Anne McCabe will be present for the opening film Fidil Ghorm, while director Eva Birthistle and lead actress Hazel Doupe will attend the screening of Kathleen is Here, a gripping psychological drama. A special short film evening will also feature young filmmakers and winners from last year's competition, with industry professionals providing guidance and insights. Festival attendees will have the chance to vote for the Audience Award, with prizes including a magnum of Crémant and a hamper from Home from Home. Tickets are available through the festival's website, with additional details about screening schedules and guest appearances.

Patrick Murray gives a preview of the plans for the upcoming 10th Anniversary Irish Film Festival Ottawa

This week on SmartArts with Richard Watts,As we all know, Melbourne is the most Irish city in Australia, and Dr Enda Murray, the Festival Director of the 2024 Irish Film Festival is here to tell us how we can embrace our Irish-ness through cinema. Showing from 24-27 October, find something on the program for yourself here: https://irishfilmfestival.com.au/ Academy Award winning filmmaker and artist, Adam Elliot has a new exhibition showing at Beinart Gallery. Opening on October 26th, All The Lonely People is a personal collection, resonating with the same melancholy and emotional depth characterising Elliot's film work. As we've been launching the various calendars for Melbourne's performing art scene, it is now time to launch next years Victorian Opera 2025 season with Artistic Director Stuart Maunder! Have a look at the full 2025 program here: https://www.victorianopera.com.au/victorian-opera-announces-season-2025/ Richard is joined by the world renowned, host, actor, writer, comedian, philosopher Stephen Fry to answer the big questions. What is art? How do you choose an acting role? And of course, what do we need to know about his upcoming Australian tour, An Evening with Stephen Fry? Hopefully all questions are answered but here's the link for tickets and more info if you need it: https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=STEPHENF24&v=PLN Co-Artistic Directors Emma Valente and Kate Davis come on to discuss their project, THE RABBLE's Wake. It is showing 25/10 and 26/10 at Burrinja Cultural Centre in Upwey, tickets available here: https://thesubstation.org.au/program/wake Merlynn Tong, writer and co-star of Golden Blood, the story of a brother and sister left to fend for themselves in Singapore. Showing at Melbourne Theatre Company with a preview performance on the 25th and Opening Night on October 31st.Plus, Anne Marie Peard, wraps up Melbourne Fringe for another year!

Showcasing cinematic icons in an incredible selection of highly anticipated films. Festival director, indie filmmaker, and all-around movie lover Fergus Grady joins us on the show to pick his favourite kiwi cinemas, find a few Irish actors, and spill the deets on the fantastic selection at this year's British and Irish Film Festival. ⁠Buy tickets to a British and Irish Film Festival screening here⁠. CHAPTERS (00:00:00) Intro (00:00:45) British and Irish Film Festival (00:14:29) This year's film selection (00:21:10) Fun questions (00:31:48) Guessing game LINKS Send us an email at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠1978podcast@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Letterboxd⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Songs by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Stanley Gurvich⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠⁠Manos Mars⁠⁠.

Fergus Grady, Director of the British & Irish Film Festival, previews this year's programme. Among the highlights are Conclave, starring Ralph Fiennes, We Live In Time, with Florence Pugh, a tribute to the Merchant Ivory team and a documentary on the “lost Rolling Stone”, Brian Jones.

Erin speaks to Geoff from the British and Irish Film Festival hosted in Luxembourg. This is the 15th year of the festival, which shows mostly independent films to audiences over a couple weeks. Geoff talks about the importance of storytelling and what is happening at the festival this year. find out more at festivalevents.lu

Patrick Murray, Exec Dir of IFFO provides a wrap up summary for the upcoming festival.

Geoff Thompson, Festival Organiser and President of Festival Events Asbl, joined the breakfast show to discuss the upcoming 15th British & Irish Film Festival Luxembourg 2024. The film festival provides a unique opportunity for viewers to experience a wide selection of new films from Britain and Ireland. The 2024 SPRING EDITION includes 13 feature-length films from a cross-section of genres and representing mainly independent cinema. In addition, the festival will be screening five short films and concluding the Young Filmmaker Competition. For more detailed information on the festival programme and ticketing, etc., please visit www.festivalevents.lu

Hans Petrovic and guests review three films currently showing in Christchurch

Simon Morris welcomes a new film festival - from the people who brought the popular French Festival, here comes the British and Irish Film Festival. It features a distinguished cast list, from Sir Michael Caine to Gemma Arterton, Olivia Colman to Dame Helen Mirren, Take That to Noel Coward.

Irish Film Festival Director Dr Enda Murray walks listeners through the exciting 2023 program overview for the Irish Film Festival; Program Director Hadley Agrez unveils the diverse 2023 Melbourne International Jazz Festival lineup; Accessed via a real phone number audiences can call, Kasey Gambling explains her new interactive work, ‘The Hotline' at Melbourne Fringe Festival, which allows audiences to experience a satirical critique of real anti-choice pregnancy hotlines, and their place in a patriarchal medical system; Artistic Director Anne-Louise Sarks gives an overview of season 2024 of the Melbourne Theatre Company

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The British & Irish Film Festival returns for it's Autumn 2023 edition on the 13th of September. Festival programmer Geoff Thompson sat down with Tom this morning to talk through the programme and let people know what they can expect. The festival will run from the 13th till the 28th of September and feature daily screenings of all genres in Cine Utopia and Cinematheque. Attendees will get the chance to contribute their vote towards the audience Prize and a a festival prize will also be awarded by a panel of expert film critics. On top of this, audience members will have the chance to engage in Q+A's with the festival's guests of honour and this year the festival will launch it's young person's short film competition for any budding young filmmakers. The full programme can be consulted at: https://www.bifilmseason.lu/

Today, I'll be chatting with Michael Barry. Born and raised in North Belfast, Michael has been in Toronto for over three decades. Michael is the co-founder of the Toronto Irish Film Festival, an event which takes place at the beginning of March each year and has become consolidated in the film festival calendar in a city which is famous for its film festivals. He now manages the successful website, irishfilmtv.com which is an unbelievable resource for Irish film and tv news. Michael discusses these endeavors in our chat and he also explains why he left Belfast for Toronto and how being Irish has shaped his life here in Canada.There are a number of acronyms we use throughout our chat and I'll share them with you now in case you are not familiar with them. TIFF stands for Toronto International Film Festival, the world-famous festival which takes place in Toronto in September each year. TIRFF stands for Toronto Irish Film Festival which was co-founded by our guest today, Michael Barry. 

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Patrick Murray outlines the plans and program for the 2023 Irish Film Festival Ottawa.

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The British and Irish Film Festival of Luxembourg kicks off its 14th anniversary this weekend. Between the 19th and 24th the festival will host 11 screenings at Cine Utopia in Limpertsberg. Festival programmer Geoff Thompson joined Tom on the Breakfast Show this morning to talk about what the festival has in store. It is worth noting that this year the festival will host two editions with a second autumn edition taking place in September at the Cinematheque. The spring edition will host screenings of a mixture of Irish and British films that have been selected by Geoff through their inclusion in the Gallway Fleadh and the Edinburgh International Film Festival, all of which will be being screened for the first time in Luxembourg. This year, films will compete for a critic's prize as well as an audience award, with audience members invited to vote for their favorite films with the added bonus of a prize draw for from all votes submitted for 2 lucky winners. Info on tickets and the festival programme are available from: https://www.bifilmseason.lu/

Gerry Maguire, the Head of Irish Film London returns to the Movies In Focus podcast to discuss the 2022 incarnation of The Irish Film Festival London. The festival, which is now in its 11th year will take place in London from the 16 – 20 November 2022. Showcasing the best of Irish cinema, the festival opens with a gala screening of Frank Berry's drama, Aisha at the Vue Leicester Square on 16 November and closes with Róise & Frank at the Riverside Studios on Sunday November 20.  With patrons including Saoirse Ronan, Colin Farrell and Fiona Shaw, the organisation is not just a major force for Irish film in the UK, but it now has a strong global reach. This time around Gerry talks about the The Irish Film Festival London's 2022 line-up, the festival's selection process, what it's like hosting a film festival in a shifting cinema culture and more. You can see the full Irish Film Festival London 2022 line-up and download the brochure here and visit www.irishfilmlondon.com to get your tickets. 

Geoff Thompson of Luxembourg's British and Irish Film Festival joined Tom on the Breakfast Show this morning to talk about the upcoming Festival which is celebrating it's 13th Edition this year. Between the 16th and the 24th of September, the British and Irish Film Festival will take place with screenings, seminars, concerts and Q+As taking place between the Cine Utopia in Limpertsberg and the Cinemateque in Luxembourg city. After two previous editions held at limited capacity due to the pandemic, the fetival will return this year for it's first edition back without any restrictions. The program of this year's festival offers a selection of 15 screenings of films from across the genre spectrum. Highlights include a screening of 'Boiling Point', a film directed by Philip Barantini about the intensity of working in a kitchen that was filmed in one shot and 'Nothing Compares', a film directed by Kathy Ferguson which chart's the rise to fame of Irish singer Sinead O'Connor. Aside from the program of film screenings, the BIFF will also host a number of informative seminars on topics such as the business of film production and a focus on Alfred Hitchcock, the Actor and Performer. The festival will also be screening two short films in solidarity with refugees, 'From Iraq to Ukraine' a film by Luxembourgish/Iraqi film maker and refugee Ali Sahib and 'Taste of Home', a film about refugees from Afghanistan, Palestine, Guinea/Senegal and Yemen who settle in Ireland and showcase their home cuisines, both of which will be followed by Q+A's. The Festival will also feature a Critics prize and Audience prize for best film, with participating Audience members being entered into a draw to win prizes courtesy of Bernard Massard and Home From Home. Tickets can be booked for individual screenings or in Bundles via www.luxembourg-ticket.lu For more information go to www.bifilmseason.lu

In this Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to Dónal Foreman about his genre-defying blend of psychodrama and fantasy, The Cry of Granuaile. The Cry of Granuaile is a genre-defying blend of psychodrama and fantasy from Dónal Foreman, award winning director of the The Image You Missed (the IFTA-nominated documentary named by the Irish Times as one of the 50 best Irish films ever made.) Filmed on lush 16mm film and starring Dale Dickey and Judith Roddy, The Cry of Granuaile follows a grieving American filmmaker and her Irish assistant on a tour of the west of Ireland as they research a film about Granuaile (aka Grace O'Malley), the legendary 16th century rebel and pirate queen. The two women develop an uneasy intimacy as they journey towards the remote Clare Island, where boundaries begin to blur between past and present, myth and history, dream and reality. The film opened at the Irish Film Institute in Dublin on Friday, September 2nd at 6:20pm and at the Triskel Arts Centre in Cork on Sunday, September 4th at 4:30pm. Screenings at Galway's Eye Cinema begin on Friday September 9th. Dónal Foreman will be in attendance for a Q&As at each city's first screening. While Foreman tours with the film in Ireland, The Cry of Granuaile will also be playing in Australia as part of the Irish Film Festival with screenings in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Canberra over the next weeks. Tickets: DUBLIN – CORK – GALWAY For more info, visit https://donalforeman.com/thecryofgranuaile/

Today my guest is Enda Murray, a Media Producer & Director of the Irish Film Festival. The festival launches at the Chauvel cinema in Sydney on 25th August 2022, then travels to Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Canberra on consecutive weekends, with online streaming options to follow. In this episode, we find out more about Enda's upbringing in Ireland and his university experiences in Dublin in the early 1980s. Enda reflects on his interest in working with musicians and entertainers to organise music gigs and festivals. Enda also shares his strong drive, interest, and experiences working with disadvantaged communities - in areas including social justice, and environmental activism - and the role played by film, video, and other community arts. We also find out more about the Irish Film Festival and telling Irish stories through film. Enda reflects on his early inspiration for creating the festival and getting a conversation to happen in Australia about Irish issues. We find out about the various day-to-day practical tasks of planning such a film festival, including interactions with film producers, directors, distributors, cinemas, and sponsors as well as responsive and ongoing coordination of the festival team, largely made up of community volunteers. Enda offers insights into the conventional film festival cinema experience, as well as the various the challenges and opportunities of increasingly popular online streaming options. We chat about the often complex issues related to Irish history, culture, and identity, especially within an Australian context. Enda reflects on the shared and universal experiences of a range of social groups: culturally and linguistically diverse, low socio-economic, Indigenous, ethnic minorities, migrants, and others. We explore the value of ethnic film festivals in providing an important community voice that helps to connect with culture, as well as facilitating broader connections, conversations and cultural exchange. Links: https://irishfilmfestival.com.au/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/enda-murray-48a9004/ http://virusmedia.com.au/ Transcript: https://pastebin.com/E8zk8NDa

The Irish Film Festival's director Dr Enda Murray talks about 2022's hybrid program; Artists Sonia Leber and David Chesworth on the new exhibition ‘Where Lakes Once Had Water', combining Indigenous thought, art and science at Tarrawarra Museum of Art; Curator Hannah Matthews discusses ‘Shelley Lasica: When I Am Not There', a reflection on 40 years of Lasica's choreographic practice at MUMA. With presenter Richard Watts.

Irish Film Festival celebrates Irish culture, language, humour and history through the modern medium of film. Founded in Mar 2014, the festival showcases recent films of all genres from Irish filmmakers.

Patrick Murray of the Irish Film Festival Ottawa talks about Aoife McArdle directing 3 episodes of Severence on Apple TV. Aoife previously directed Kissing Candace which was screened at IFFO. Also Claire Dunne's “Herself”. Which is available on Amazon Pr

Judith Blackburn, director of the Chicago Irish Film Festival says the strongest films coming out of Ireland are horror stories. Though a good comedy would also go down well. Garvin and George felt in their element creating more horror and generating laughs all the way. With feral children lost in the attics down in Thomastown, with creaky floorboards, spiders webs, and strange moaning noises sending shivers down George's spine. Sorry, no that's just Garvin moving some furniture around on the third floor preparing for the newest guests to up-and-coming boot camps. Getting back to the plot, the Chicago Irish Film Festival is definitely one for every budding Irish filmmaker to submit to, especially with an impartial voting system to get your film chosen. It's really down to your to pull all the fingers out and make sure you're carving out your best film. Just a second, why has it gone dark? Another horror story looms in the corridors off Chapel Lane......

Another special edition episode, recorded during Irish Film Festival London 2021. In this episode, Caoimhe O'Malley catches up with some emerging Irish talent at one of our short film screenings in Riverside Studios, including chats with Aisling O'Regan Sarent (director of Cease), Jade Jordan (The Colour Between), Gordon Hickey (The Cure) and Paul O'Flanagan (Memento Mori). The Irish Film London Podcast is presented by Caoimhe O'Malley. For more about Irish Film London, visit irishfilmlondon.com, and follow us on our social media platforms:  twitter.com/irishfilmlondon facebook.com/IrishFilmFestivalLondon instagram.com/irishfilmlondon Our theme music is Acid Trumpet by Kevin McCloud.  Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Founded in 2010, the main aim of Irish Film London and the Irish Film Festival London is to champion Irish film and animation around the UK community. With patrons including Saoirse Ronan, Colin Farrell and Fiona Shaw, the organisation is not just a major force for Irish film in the UK, but it now has a strong global reach. In this episode of the Movies In Focus podcast, Niall Browne talks with Gerry Maguire, the Head of Irish Film London to discuss what it's like running the organisation. In a chat which covers everything from the selection of films to the technicalities of arranging venues this is a hugely informative look at the 2021 Irish Film Festival London.

Nick Hennegan talks to festival director Gerry Maguire about some of the highlights of this years festival and the Irish in London. (Apologies for the echo in parts of the recording!)

Nick Hennegan talks to festival director Gerry Maguire about some of the highlights of this years festival and the Irish in London. (Apologies for the echo in parts of the recording!) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bohemianbritain/message

On this episode Simon K speaks to Teresa Lavina. Teresa Lavina from Bilbao,Spain is an multi-award winning and talented actor, director, producer and writer. Teresa  trained as an Stanislavski actor in Bilbao Spain from 1992. She moved to Ireland to continue her acting training in 1997 and  trained in the Focus Theatre in Dublin with Deirdre O'Connell and for 3 years full time in Bull Alley. For the past 20 years she has worked as an actor, director, producer and writer. She started her career in RTE's Don't feed the Gondolas.She has produced and directed several plays including Stewart Parker Award Winner Wideboy Gospel. She wrote the play "Every Woman's Thoughts" that was performed in the Irish Writers Centre. She has worked as a TV producer and co presenter with Liam O'Maonlai in the pilot TV series Blend,and she created the TV series Outside Inside, which RTE broadcast as MONO. She has worked for over 20 years producing different projects including the creation of Ethnovision (Ethnic Television) and helping in the early stages of SARI (Sports Against Racism in Ireland) both projects were part of the National Plan Against Racism in Ireland. Teresa studied Level 6 Film and Doc in GCC where she was awarded student of the year, then she progressed to study Film and Doc in GMIT where she was awarded a First Class Honours degree. Currently she is the director of Nova Productions LTD, she programmes English4Life and European Cultural Project, where she teaches filmmaking to international students. She has directed and produced over 10 short films and one feature film, "The Audition". She has written 7 screen plays. She has been recently funded by Galway 2020 Small Towns Big Ideas project as co- creator of the newest Irish Film Festival, "Shot by the Sea". Lavina's documentary ‘Untold Secrets' will be the closing film at this year's Galway Film Fleadh. Untold Secrets shares the story and experiences of the survivors of the Tuam Mother and Baby Home paying particular attention to the survivor Anne Silke. Teresa Lavina visits Tuam and hears the experiences, fears and exceptional lives of Anne Silke, Pj Haverty and Catherine Corless. This thought-provoking and emotional documentary sheds a harsh and honest light on the scandal and examines how society was and still is I really enjoyed my chat with Teresa. Also available on video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/PWarVu_dxbQ Link below for all info. https://linktr.ee/NovaProductionsIreland Blog and Transcript of episode:     

Patrick Murray talks about the winter festival

Talking to Festival Director Geoff Thompson, we cover the effects of Covid-19 on the film industry, languages from the British Isles and jam making! Geoff Thompson moved from Dublin to Luxembourg over 30 years ago. In that time, amongst many other things, he set up the British and Irish Film Festival. Now in its 12th year, we reflect on how Covid affected the film industry and therefore the knock-on effect on film festivals. Geoff recalls his life-long love of film, wins a mini-debate about the Welsh language and ends by talking about jam-making! Enjoy, subscribe, comment on the podcast and write to me with more ideas! Please subscribe to my series and leave me a review - it really helps my podcast to be found - and thank you for taking the time to do so! Subscribe on RTL Play, iTunes, Spotify or XML. Get in touch with Lisa Burke if you have any thoughts for future podcasts here.

Talking to Festival Director Geoff Thompson, we cover the effects of Covid-19 on the film industry, languages from the British Isles and jam making!

Where we fight about the 7th annual Irish Film Festival, Cartoon Saloon's Wolfwalkers and developments in the film world

Presenters Paul Anthony Nelson and Flick Ford are joined by guest critic Lisa Kovacevic to review highlights of this year's Irish Film Festival, including WOLFWALKERS dir. Tomm Moore, Ross Stewart (2020), BOYS FROM COUNTY HELL dir. Chris Baugh (2020) and DEATH OF A LADIES' MAN dir. Matt Bissonnette (2021). The Irish Film Festival streams online 3-12 September.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/primalscreenshow/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/primal_screen_show/Twitter: https://twitter.com/primal_screen

It's a big week of film releases. Cecilia and Lewis review the new sci fi film Reminiscence, starring Hugh Jackman as well as the Rock Opera Annette. They also take on Free Guy, starring Ryan Reynolds, psychological thriller, The Nighthouse. and discuss the Irish Film Festival.

In partnership with IFI, IFFO 2021 will be happening virtually, bringing the best of Irish cinema to your home cinema!

In partnership with IFI, IFFO 2021 will be happening virtually, bringing the best of Irish cinema to your home cinema!

The 8th Amendment was one of Ireland’s most controversial pieces of legislation, heavily limiting women's reproductive rights. Filmmaker Anna Rodgers joins Richard to discuss When Women Won a documentary about the referendum to overturn the 8th Amendment and the emotional inside story of the Together for Yes campaign. When Women Won is screening as part of the Irish Film Festival of Australia’s 2020 programming.Richard is also joined by Australian playwright, Wesley Enoch to chat about the launch of the 2021 Sydney Festival. Next year’s Sydney Festival will continue the festival’s proud 44-year history of commissioning and presenting inspiring and ground-breaking new Australian art, running from January 6th to 26thThese are probably questions you can’t answer but, What Would John Hughes Do? Is your adulthood living up to what you thought it would be? Writer and performer, Telia Neville, joins Richard to talk about her aforementioned play, a punk cabaret about pop-culture-induced expectations and the real experiences that follow. What Would John Hughes Do? Is part of Melbourne Fringe’s 2020 Digital Fringe programming.Lastly, the Artistic Director of Photo 2021, Elias Redstone talks to Richard about the launch of the festival and to provide an overview of what will be on offer. Photo 2021 will run online and in-person from February 8th to March 7th, 2021.Irish Film Festival AustraliaSydney Festival | SydFest 2021 LaunchWhat Would John Hughes Do | Melbourne FringePhoto 2021

This week, Richard is joined by Gallery Director of the Monash Gallery of Art, Anouska Phizacklea, to discuss this year’s Bowness Photography Prize, the proposed exhibition of the shortlisted works and the changes in Australian photography over the last decade and a half.Director of the Jewish Museum of Australia, Jess Bram, joins Richard to talk about Sukkah by Zahava Elenberg, a temporary structured set up at Birrarung Marr that invites everyone to reflect on humanity and what it means to be in a community.The temporary structure will be situated at Birrarung Marr until December 13th with the museum reopening its doors to the public in February 2021.Lastly, Festival Director of the Irish Film Festival of Australia, Dr. Enda Murray joins Richard to chat about how this year’s festival will run and provide an overview of the program on offer.Streaming on-demand from November 19th to 29th, the Irish Film Festival is coming to a sofa near you!Bowness Prize | Monash Gallery of ArtSukkah | Jewish Museum of AustraliaIrish Film Festival of Australia

Director Ian Fitzgibbon

Director Ian Fitzgibbon

Director Neasa Hardiman

Director Neasa Hardiman

Welcome to the July episode of the Celtic Club Melbourne Podcast. A bit of housekeeping; we’re now on Spotify Podcasts https://open.spotify.com/show/0JmN7AsLUpkcyOtRMHwDsi The new financial year is a good time to check that your Celtic Club membership is in order. You can renew or apply at https://www.celticclub.com.au/index.php/members/membership This month’s guest is the Irish Minister for Diaspora and International Development, Ciaran Cannon TD. Minister Cannon was visiting Australia as part of Global Ireland consultations to engage the Irish diaspora around the world. Sydney podcast PatChats recorded the conference at the Irish Embassy in Canberra for their latest episode, which you can subscribe to here https://podcasts.apple.com/co/podcast/patchats/id1456219583?l=en You can also read Billy Cantwell’s speech in The Irish Echo - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/australias-irish-success-story-despite-unique-billy-cantwell/ - And mine in Tintean - https://tintean.org.au/2019/07/07/irish-government-on-a-mission-to-understand-needs-of-the-diaspora/ Some updates from this Irish Film Festival. Unquiet Graves director Sean Murray’s Facebook page contains extra content on this doco facebook.com/Seanmurrayfilm A Lifetime of Stories, a documentary on Irish seniors living in Sydney created by festival director Enda Murray premiered at the Festival, is available to stream online at http://irishassociation.org.au/a-lifetime-of-stories-seniors-oral-history-project/ Our Instagram pick for July is www.instagram.com/pawsomedoctor , aka Dr Oisín Tracey - an Irish emergency vet and volunteer wildlife vet in Perth, documenting his adventures around beautiful Western Australia with adorably feathered and furry colleagues. Christmas in July at the Celtic Club is just around the corner. Join us for a three course meal and festive cheer on Saturday 27 July at 7:00pm at the Celtic at Metropolitan – 42 Courtney Street, North Melbourne. Tickets are $75 per person, including a complimentary drink on arrival. Book tickets at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/christmas-in-july-tickets-64955655113 The Irish Passport has released the first of a two-part series on dealing with the past and intergenerational trauma in Northern Ireland, dedicated to murdered journalist Lyra McKee. Listen in at https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-irish-passport/id1246162545 Don’t forget to subscribe, share and leave us a review in iTunes. You can get in touch with us at celticclubmelbournepodcast@gmail.com with your feedback.

Dr Enda Murray is the Festival Director of the Irish Film Festival which is currently on in Sydney until Sunday, 5-May before moving to Melbourne from 9-12 May.He has a penchant for seeking out and bringing to the screen stories from marginalised communities, not just in Australia, but all over the world.In today's conversation we discuss the through line from being one of fourteen children to Enda's passion for storytelling as a way of drawing attention to really important issues.You can learn more about what's going on at the Irish Film Festival and get your tickets here:www.irishfilmfestival.com.au This year's program celebrates the diversity of Irish life in the 21st century with 10 feature films and a selection of short film and an LGBTQI series. Enda is premiering his own film, "A Lifetime of Stories", the amazing lives of Sydney’s Irish seniors told in their own words.I'm honoured to bring this conversation to you.Enjoy :)Thanks to:eight and a half for “Piece by Piece” – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-U_MC4mabNMTara Ward for the art and design – http://www.tarawardphotography.com.au/Podcast homepage – https://widtaabbqs.home.blog/

Where we fight about in our biggest episode of all time the biggest superhero film of all time, the longest film or TV battle of all time and chat with Cinema Reborn Director Geoffrey Gardner, Irish Film Festival Director Enda Murray, 'Unquiet Graves' Director Sean Murray (IFF) and 'Dublin Oldschool' Director Dave Tynan (IFF)

John Collins spoke to Chairman of the Capital Irish Film Festival, Paddy Meskell and Festival Director Pat Reilly about the origins and evolution of the festival, the importance of an Irish film festival in Washington and the challenges the festival faces. The Capital Irish Film Festival celebrates annually the best of new Irish features, documentaries, shorts and animation, and particularly welcomes Irish language films.

John Collins spoke to Tony Cranstoun, editor of The Farthest, which closed this year’s Capital Irish Film Festival in Washington D.C. John was good enough to send us on his recording of their conversation. The Farthest chronicles NASA's 1977 launch of twin space probes, sent to capture images of remote planets and bear messages from Earth. http://filmireland.net/

John Collins spoke to Elynia Betts, whose short film Maeve and the Moon screened at this year's Capital Irish Film Festival in Washington D.C. When her father offhandedly remarks that her mother is "asking for the moon," imaginative and resilient Maeve decides to set off on her own to find the moon and bring it home. filmireland.net/

Áine Ní Tighearnaigh talks with Maurice Fitzpatrick, CEO and Creative Director of Creeney Films about his documentary - In the Name of Peace: John Hume in America and the whether we have lost our appetite for Peaceful processes. The documentary was screened in Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney in April - May 2018 and has been seen in America and Europe. The Irish Film Festival 2018 stated that "John Hume saw that by harnessing the political influence of the Irish American diaspora in Washington it was possible address the legacy of colonial division in Ireland and to achieve peace. In the Name of Peace: John Hume in America is a compelling feature documentary, narrated by Liam Neeson, with dramatic footage from the conflict in Northern Ireland and stirring accounts by Presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter as well as US Congressmen and Senators. This film shows how one man with courage and charisma, inspired by Martin Luther King, mobilized Irish Americans and America to bring an end to years of bloody violence in his homeland. With musical score by Bill Whelan (Riverdance), this beautiful film reminds us of the redemptive powers of politics to overcome hatred and division: in the words of Hume’s fellow Derryman, Seamus Heaney, when, ‘once in a lifetime, the longed-for tidal wave of justice can rise up, and hope and history rhyme’. At a time of great world instability, this is a timely film highlighting creative leadership and the need for steady international co-operation." (Irish Film Festival 2018)

Where we chat to Sydney Film Festival Director Nashen Moodley fresh off the program launch about this year’s line-up, fight about our favourite picks and what you should go see and chat to No Stone Unturned Producer Trevor Birney about his new documentary which had it’s Australian premiere at the Irish Film Festival

Where we chat to Irish Film Festival Director Enda Murray about this year’s program which kicks off this week, our favourite flick’s from For Film’s Sake and the aptly titled RAMPAGE

John Collins spoke to Colin McIvor, whose film Zoo, featuring Ian McElhinney, Amy Huberman, Toby Jones and Penelope Wilton, opened this year's Capital Irish Film Festival in Washington D.C. Zoo recounts the story of young Tom and his misfit friends, who fight to save 'Buster' the baby elephant during the German air raid bombings of Belfast in 1941. Zoo screened at the Capital Irish Film Festival on Thursday, 1st March. Zoo is released in Irish cinemas on 29th June 2018. http://filmireland.net/

Machael Barry & John Galway with the background and history of the Toronto Irish Film Festival

Machael Barry & John Galway with the background and history of the Toronto Irish Film Festival

Ristéard O’Domhnaill (director) and Brian Fitzpatrick (associate producer) talk about Atlantic, crowdfunding, and working with Brendan Gleeson. And enjoy some fine Boston pizza. http://filmireland.net/

Carrie Drzik talks to Author / Assoc Producer Rónán Mac Con Iomaire about 'Rocky Ros Muc', which tells the story of Galway boxer Seán Ó Mainnín who left the Irish-speaking village of Ros Muc in Galway, for Boston, in the 1970s. http://filmireland.net/

Carrie Drzik talks to writer/co-director Sarah Dempsey about her film 'Hand in Hand', a short documentary that sits down gay and lesbian couples as they openly discuss topics ranging from coming out to childbirth. This intimate documentary offers a window into what it is to be in a same-sex relationship in Ireland. http://filmireland.net/

Carrie Drzik talks to director Natasha Waugh at the Irish Film Festival, Boston about her short film about the decisions women make in the face of overwhelming personal circumstance. A girl and a woman meet at an airport departure gate. Just before they board a plane to Manchester, we witness a private exchange as they share the different reasons that brought them to this moment, and the traumatic journey that awaits them. http://filmireland.net/

Carrie Drzik talks to Dominic MacHale, who plays the bike-thief-obsessed Sergeant Healy in The Young Offenders, which won Best Feature at the festival. http://filmireland.net/

John Collins talks to Hilary Rose about celebrating Irish film abroad, what goes into making a good comedy, being a pregnant fishmonger, the success of The Young Offenders and The Sultans of Ping. http://filmireland.net/

John Collins talks to Kealan Ryan, actor and writer of Lift about bringing his debut indie feature to the festival, getting the dialogue right, the dynamic of the characters, how the project came about, and the different challenges writing novels and scripts.

John Collins talks to producer Marie-Therese Garvey about working with Risteard O'Domhnaill on Atlantic, crowdfundingthe film, the power of story, the impact the film is having, the value of film festivals and having Brendan Gleeson on board. Atlantic focuses on the two biggest resources in the North Atlantic: fish and oil, following the fortunes of three small fishing communities struggling to maintain their way of life. http://filmireland.net/

In this interview, John Collins talks to director Henrietta Norton and DOP Dan Dennison about bringing their film Born and Reared to an American audience, the challenges for Dan as a photographer working with film, shooting in Belfast, and the overwhelming desire for peace in Northern Ireland. Born and Reared tells the story of four men in Northern Ireland living in the aftermath of a conflict that ended 18 years ago. http://filmireland.net/

Starring Father Ted's Ardal O'Hanlon and D’Unbelievables star Pat Shortt, Irish film Twice Shy is showing at the Irish Film Festival in London on Thursday 24th November after already receiving critical acclaim at the Galway Film Fleadh, Irish Screen America and Indie Cork Festivals. We speak to the film's producer Fionn Greger about the film, how it address one of the most contentious issues of modern Ireland and how he got started in film. We even talk about Tom Cruises's now notorious Irish accent!! What's the Craic is a weekly Irish radio show that broadcasts on Brighton's Radio Reverb on 97.2FM, DAB and online at radioreverb.com. You can hear it live Mondays at 3PM or catch the repeat on Tuesdays at 8AM or Saturdays at 1AM GMT. You can follow us on Twitter at @whatsthecraicrr or on facebook.com/whatsthecraicrr for up to date news on whats coming up on the show and to get in touch with us. #Brighton #Hove #Sussex #Irish #podcast #film #London #FilmFestival #indie

Adam McPartlan was at the Capital Irish Film Festival 2016 and talked to some of the filmmakers. Director Alex Fegan and producer Garry Walsh of Older Than Ireland - a landmark documentary that tells the story of a hundred years of a life as seen through the eyes of thirty Irish centenarians. Rachel Lysaght, producer of Traders - two strangers put all of their money into one bag and fight to the death to claim it all. Donncha Gilmore, writer of Bonsoir Luna - an Irish-language musical, which tells the story of Duke, a street artist, and Luna, a blind barista, who fall in love. Paddy Hayes, director of Deoch an Dorais (Name Your Poison)- the legend of Mike Malloy, the man who wouldn’t die. Eileen Davis and David Dryden, co-directors of Together in Pieces - the infamous murals of Northern Ireland that have plagued both communities are being painted over into something more positive. The Capital Irish Film Festival 2016 took place 3 - 16 March. http://filmireland.net/

The 15th Irish Film Festival, Boston took place over four days from 19 – 22 March 2015 at the Somerville Theatre, Davis Square. Alexis Sullivan, a student at Boston College, attended the festival and talked to some of the filmmakers who were there presenting their films. In this podcast Alexis talks to Trevor Birney, co-director of INEZ: A Challenging Woman and Vinny McCormack, Inez's husband. INEZ: A Challenging Woman is a 33-minute documentary that explores the life and legacy of the internationally renowned and hugely influential human rights and trade union activist Inez McCormack. INEZ: A Challenging Woman screened at the Irish Film Festival, Boston as part of the New Irish Shorts Program on Sunday, 22nd March 2015.

The 15th Irish Film Festival, Boston took place over four days from 19 – 22 March 2015 at the Somerville Theatre, Davis Square. Alexis Sullivan, a student at Boston College, attended the festival and talked to some of the filmmakers who were there presenting their films. In this podcast Alexis chats to Bríona Nic Dhiarmada, co-producer of 'Mairéad Farrell: Comhrá nár Chríochnaigh', Martina Durac’s film that explores the life and death of one of the IRA’s most iconic female members.

The 15th Irish Film Festival, Boston took place over four days from 19 – 22 March 2015 at the Somerville Theatre, Davis Square. Alexis Sullivan, a student at Boston College, attended the festival and talked to some of the filmmakers who were there presenting their films. In this podcast Alexis chats to Paul Murphy, writer/director of The Weather Report, a short film that stars Edward MacLiam and Marie Ruane as Ted and Maureen Sweeney and centres around a mysterious phone call which questions a routine weather report by Lighthouse Keeper Ted Sweeney. This leads his wife Maureen to question more than just the weather report. The short was shot entirely on location in Blacksod Lighthouse in Belmullet, Co.Mayo. The Weather Report screened at the Irish Film Festival, Boston on Friday, 20th March 2015.

The 15th Irish Film Festival, Boston took place over four days from 19th – 22nd March 2015 at the Somerville Theatre, Davis Square. Alexis Sullivan, a student at Boston College, attended the festival and talked to some of the filmmakers who were there presenting their films. In this podcast Alexis chats to the directer Aoife Kelleher and producer Rachel Lysaght, whose award-winning documentary 'One Million Dubliners' explores life, death and the afterlife through a journey of Glasnevin Cemetery in North Dublin.

The 15th Irish Film Festival, Boston took place over four days from 19th – 22nd March 2015 at the Somerville Theatre, Davis Square. Alexis Sullivan, a student at Boston College, attended the festival and talked to some of the filmmakers who were there presenting their films. In this podcast Alexis chats to Niall Heery the writer/director of Gold, an offbeat comedy about an estranged father who returns to his hometown after an absence of ten years to reconnect with his teenage daughter and ex-wife.

The 15th Irish Film Festival, Boston took place over four days from 19th - 22nd March 2015 at the Somerville Theatre, Davis Square. Alexis Sullivan, a student at Boston College, attended the festival and talked to some of the filmmakers who were there presenting their films. In this first podcast Alexis chats to Festival Director Dawn Morrissey about putting the festival together and the need for an Irish Film Festival in Boston.

A Terrible Beauty/Áille an Uafáis screened at the The 93-minute feature docudrama set during the Irish Rebellion of 1916 tells the largely untold story of displaced young men, women and children caught up in a chain of events which would have tragic consequences leaving many innocent people dead. Adam McPartlan talks to producer Dave Farrell and actor Colin Farrell, who plays Frank Shouldice, about the film.

Adam McPartlan spoke to Sinéad O'Brien, whose documentary Blood Fruit screened at the the Capital Irish Film Festival. Blood Fruit tells the story of the Dunnes Stores strikers in 1980’s Dublin. Mary Manning, a 21-year-old Dunnes Stores checkout girl, refused to sell two Outspan grapefruits under direction from her union in support of the anti-apartheid struggle. She and ten other supporters were suspended and a strike ensued. The 11 knew little about apartheid and assumed they’d be back to work before long but the arrival on the picket line of activist Nimrod Sejake changed everything, setting the strikers on a path they could never have expected.

Adam McPartlan spoke to Anne Anderson, the 17th Ambassador of Ireland to the United States, to find out about the huge appetite among the 40 million Diaspora to connect with Ireland through film and how festivals such as the Capitol Irish Film Festival can bring Irish culture to a wider American audience.

The ninth Capital Irish Film Festival (5 - 8 February 2015) brought some of the best of contemporary Irish film to Washington D.C. This year's highlights included a screening of Frank, Niall Heery's Gold, Sinead fascinating documentary Blood Fruit and Keith Farrell's A Terrible Beauty. Adam McPartlan attended the festival in the first of a series of audio interviews he speaks to Paddy Meskell, Chairman of the Board of Solas Nua, a non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to contemporary Irish arts who run the Capital Irish Film Festival.

India in half an hour? Impossible, but that doesn't stop Fionn from trying, in the redoubtable company of part-time Delhi resident Marc-Ivan O'Gorman of the Irish Film Festival of India and Michael McDermott of Le Cool. Between them they discuss the backwaters of Kerala, the wanderings of the perpetual traveller and watching people go to die in Varanasi. Inside Travel Show is a weekly podcast presented by Fionn Davenport and produced by Sinead O'Shea. It can be listened to and downloaded via Soundcloud and iTunes. It can be delivered for free to you each week via this link. itun.es/i6664fQ #iTunes Android users can access this podcast via stitcher.com/s?fid=44906&refid=stpr

Subject:CINEMA #440 - "The 4th Annual Boston Springs A Fethival!" - May 4 2014 This Week’s Show:It's our big Spring Fethival show - coverage of the Boston Spring Festival circuit - in chronological order Salem Film Fest, Irish Film Festival, Boston Turkish Film Festival, Belmont World Film, Boston Underground Film Festival, Boston LGBT Film Festival, Boston International Film Festival, and the Independent Film Festival of Boston - plus reviews of EIGHT Festival films!Featured Reviews:"Our Vinyl Weighs A Ton: This Is Stones Throw Records""The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came To Eden""Derby Crazy Love""The Congress""Boy Meets Girl""Tom At The Farm""The Search For General Tso""Life On The V: The Story of V66"AND MORE!DOWNLOAD OUR HUGE 2014 "BOSTON SPRINGS A FETHIVAL" PDF GUIDE, with links to nearly 75 films! Because of it's HUGE size, and the unbelievable amount of info and links, it's not QUITE ready...but it will be - Watch eCinemaOne and Subject:CINEMA beginning Tuesday!  You do NOT WANT TO MISS THIS GUIDE!!!PNRNetworks ShowsSubject:CINEMAPlatinum Roses’ GardenCavebabbleMirrorball MayhemMashed Up MadnessThree Minute WeekendPNRNetworks RadioRadio TKRSubject:CINEMA’s Marquee MixSubject:CINEMA siteseCinemaOneeCinemaBostonIndie Film SpotlightSave Our Screens

Thanks for tuning in Subject:CINEMA, creeping closer and closer to starting our SEVENTH YEAR on the air! Yahoo! THIS WEEK: It's our 2nd annual "Boston Springs A Fethival" show, showcasing FIVE huge festivals held in and around the Boston metro area every spring! We'll have the lowdown on each of them, including... Our impressions and discussions about the Irish Film Festival, the Boston Underground Film Festival, The Boston International Film Festival, the Independent Film Festival of Boston, and the Boston LGBT Film Festival Reviews of KARATE-ROBO ZABROGAR, SUMMER SONG, CATCAM, BURN: ONE YEAR ON THE FRONT LINES IN THE BATTLE TO SAVE DETROIT, ONE NIGHT STAND, JASON BECKER: NOT DEAD YET, and THE CENTRAL PARK EFFECT Plus that's not all folks - we also have our review of DARK SHADOWS! Stop by Subject:CINEMA's website tomorrow (5/14) for a huge Boston Springs A Fethival mini e-book PDF, chockfull of info and links on all the above films as well as over a dozen other films, and all our impressions of the festivals overall - you'll want to have this handy-dandy reference guide to all these films and MORE! Check out Subject:CINEMA's brand new spinoff, Subject:CINEMA MICRO Focus, every Thursday evening, 9 PM ET US!  It's a brand new show focusing on one film, backwards and forwards, up and down, front to back and side to side each week! Thanks to ALL of you who take the time to listen to Subject:CINEMA. Now, if we can just get those of you out there to WRITE or CALL once in a while...that would be AWESOME! Email us at subjectcinema@popcornnroses.com or call us TOLL FREE at 1-888-214-9311! SAVE OUR SCREENS! In addition to the theaters below needing your continuing help, please take the time to help out the Towne Cinema in West Liberty, KY. This small underground theater, West Liberty's only real source of entertainment, was destroyed by an F3 tornado on March 2, 2012, and they need help to get the funds to get a new cinema built and running. Donations are being taken in through IndieAGoGo and we ask you to pop over there and see the massive damage and to make a donation TODAY - WEST LIBERTY NEEDS YOU!!! Also please continue to help out the following theaters if you can - we know the economy is tight, but a few bucks here and there can REALLY make a difference! Davis Theater, Higginsville MO needs your help with their digital conversion: http://www.nbcactionnews.com/dpp/news/region_missouri/higginsville-tries-to-save-its-davis-theatre-4 The Art Theater in Illinois needs the same and is offering you part ownership in return - ( http://www.thecuart.com/coop.cfm#join ) SeedSeattle is trying to reopen Columbia City Cinema in Seattle - http://www.seedseattle.org/donate.html Remember, you can find the complete calendar of upcoming shows on our websites! DOWNLOAD a printable quarterly calendar for you to print out and hang up to remind you to catch the latest episode - head on over to SubjectCINEMA.Com and click "Download our Calendar" now! Subject:CINEMA is brought to you by:   eMusic Now with  over TEN MILLION choices for great tunes - and by visiting http://emusic.com/cinema , you will get 35 FREE DOWNLOADS during your 14 day trial! Check it out today! CCS.COM The ULTIMATE source for all the best prices on skateboarding and snowboarding clothes and equipment! All the top name brands - Volcom, Burton, Vans, DC, and all the rest - we've got 'em all right here! And look at what ELSE we've got for you: savings codes! AFCINEMA - Free shipping on orders $30+ AFSUBCIN - 15% off orders $75 or more + Free Shipping Online Only; Some Exclusions May Apply Check out all our great deals in one central spot, right here at MevioCoupons.Com *** E-mail us at subjectcinema@popcornnroses.com Want to take S: C With you? Now you can - SC is now Mobile via iPhone! Check us out today - all the latest S:C podcasts plus EXCLUSIVE features coming soon! Call us with your comments! 1-888-214-9311 TOLL FREE in the US and Canada! Wanna hear us anywhere? Now you CAN! Subject:CINEMA Mobile for iPhone is now here! Get it at iTunes NOW! We hope you'll spread the word about Subject:CINEMA to your friends - we love having all the listeners we can get! And Thanks For Listening!

Thanks for tuning in Subject:CINEMA, now in its sixth year of great movie podcasting! Production problems continue to plague us, but we're trying to get there - even if I can't figure out why it's only our production program that's having a problem. Things have been HORRIBLE with this program, but we're chugging on... THIS WEEK: This week has been a bear, and so we've bumped our planned show for one that's just filled with a mixture of odds and ends, including: Reviews of BEHOLD THE LAMB, THE SHORE, and STELLA DAYS from the Irish Film Festival (full coverage on our "Boston Springs A Fethival" show in May) A  "Scream and Shout Out" Your E-mail (well, ok, ONE email)and...our review of THE HUNGER GAMES, plus a feature on the marketing of this blockbuster featureSubject:CINEMA will NOT have a new episode next week; our next new episode will be Sunday, April 8 (Easter Sunday) Check out Subject:CINEMA's brand new spinoff, Subject:CINEMA MICRO Focus, every Wednesday evening, 9 PM ET US!  It's a brand new show focusing on one film, backwards and forwards, up and down, front to back and side to side each week! Thanks to ALL of you who take the time to listen to Subject:CINEMA. Now, if we can just get those of you out there to WRITE or CALL once in a while...that would be AWESOME! Email us at subjectcinema@popcornnroses.com or call us TOLL FREE at 1-888-214-9311! SAVE OUR SCREENS! Please help out the following theaters if you can - we know the economy is tight, but a few bucks here and there can REALLY make a difference!Davis Theater, Higginsville MO needs your help with their digital conversion: http://www.nbcactionnews.com/dpp/news/region_missouri/higginsville-tries-to-save-its-davis-theatre-4  The Art Theater in Illinois needs the same and is offering you part ownership in return - (http://www.thecuart.com/coop.cfm#join) SeedSeattle is trying to reopen Columbia City Cinema in Seattle - http://www.seedseattle.org/donate.html Remember, you can find the complete calendar of upcoming shows on our websites! DOWNLOAD a printable quarterly calendar for you to print out and hang up to remind you to catch the latest episode - head on over to SubjectCINEMA.Com and click "Download our Calendar" now! Subject:CINEMA is brought to you by: eMusic Now with  over TEN MILLION choices for great tunes - and by visiting http://emusic.com/cinema , you will get 35 FREE DOWNLOADS during your 14 day trial! Check it out today! CCS.COM The ULTIMATE source for all the best prices on skateboarding and snowboarding clothes and equipment! All the top name brands - Volcom, Burton, Vans, DC, and all the rest - we've got 'em all right here! And look at what ELSE we've got for you: savings codes! AFCINEMA - Free shipping on orders $30+ AFSUBCIN - 15% off orders $75 or more + Free Shipping Online Only; Some Exclusions May Apply Check out all our great deals in one central spot, right here at MevioCoupons.Com *** E-mail us at subjectcinema@popcornnroses.com Want to take S: C With you? Now you can - SC is now Mobile via iPhone! Check us out today - all the latest S:C podcasts plus EXCLUSIVE features coming soon! Call us with your comments! 1-888-214-9311 TOLL FREE in the US and Canada! Wanna hear us anywhere? Now you CAN! Subject:CINEMA Mobile for iPhone is now here! Get it at iTunes NOW! We hope you'll spread the word about Subject:CINEMA to your friends - we love having all the listeners we can get! And Thanks For Listening!