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# Film at glór with Access Cinema: Kneecap

When teacher JJ, is roped in to act as Liam Óg Irish language interpreter during a Police interrogation, he happens upon Liam and childhood friend Naoise’s raw lyrical prose. JJ convinces both that they should set their words to music, and a hip-hop act like no other is born. Rapping in their native Irish, Kneecap become the unlikely figureheads of a civil rights movement to save their mother tongue.
Musically daring, anarchic and fun, the trio dodge police harassment, paramilitaries, and their own chaotic lifestyle to ‘change the sound of Irish music forever.‘ A fiercely original sex, drugs, and hip-hop biopic, Kneecap play themselves, with Michael Fassbender in tow, producing a global rallying cry for the defence of native cultures.
Festivals:
Sundance Film Festival, 2024
Tribeca Film Festival, 2024
Sydney Film Festival, 2024
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, 2024
Awards:
Audience Award, Sundance Film Festival, 2024
”Where else would the memory of severe generation-spanning trauma produce humour of such calibre?” – Leslie Felperin, The Hollywood Reporter

Directed by Rich Peppiatt │ Drama │ UK, Ireland, 2024 │ 105 Mins │16 │Subtitled
Cast: Móglaí Bap, Mo Chara, DJ Próvai, Michael Fassbender, Jessica Reynolds and Simone Kirby.

> ★★★★ “Shot in much (ahem) orange streetlight, the film has the momentum of a hopped-up joyride.” The Irish Times.

We can meet near the bar at 7.45pm and go in together, tickets can be booked online or at the box office on the night.

Please book your ticket before RSVP - I've book seat L6

Rewilding the Mind: Reconnecting to the spirit of the Land presented by Manchán Magan, Sult & Spraoi.

In this 70-minute talk Manchán explores the rising connection people are having with the spirit and the lore of the land of Ireland. Beginning with the creation myth and origin story that our ancestors have passed down to us, he examines the mythological and archaeological clues to how our forebears identified with both the physical realm and the magical realms that surround it.
He’ll look at the raising awareness of the centrality of the goddess in all aspects of Irish culture, lore and ritual, and how it can help to steer us towards a deeper connection with nature and landscape.
Ultimately, this talk is a celebration of the extraordinary heritage our ancestors have passed down to us and how it can inspire and empower us, guiding us in how to live, how to feel and how to relate to the wider world. It also explores the wider resonances of Ireland’s heritage with Indigenous cultures and Vedic India.
Production assistance: Once Off Productions

We can meet near the bar at 7.45pm and go in together