Silent shorts were brilliant as they always are. Laurel and Hardy seem to have one film and it’s great each time. Live accompaniment was fab. Here endeth #diff2026. Safe House was the best thing with Lady a close second.
The Last Viking was a curious mix of gentle (if perhaps slightly ableist) comedy and very strong violence with a quite weird end message which may or may not have been all that wholesome. #diff2026
Gorky Resort not the most nuanced film in the world but understandable given themes and current situation. I was sat next to Aidan Gillen which was a bit odd. #diff2026
Redress looked very pretty and had a nicely mysterious vibe, though not sure all that much actually happened? Maybe that’s a good thing? Hope it got Brittany tourist board funding. #diff2026
❗Don't miss the Green from Script to Screen panel taking place tomorrow, 26th February as part of the #DIFF2026 industry events programme!
Industry professionals and the public alike are welcome to join this conversation around sustainable filmmaking.
Learn more & register ➡️ bit.ly/4aN3IaM
Third film Safe House which was best yet. Very funny and beautifully shot and acted. Most charming post film interview too. #diff2026
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A handwritten love letter to not only the cinema, but to movies. #moviesky #filmsky #DIFF2026 #DIFF
Hallo Betty was pretty nice and interesting. Funny how cultural figures are so country specific (though very recognisable). Nice period costumes. #diff2026
Lady was very good and funny. Sian Clifford was excellent and so were her clothes and so was the raven. #diff2026
🎥 We're delighted to sponsor Dublin International Film Fest 2026, kicking off today! From premieres and exclusive Q&As to intimate screenings and celebrations, this 11-day event brings the best of Irish and international cinema to the capital. #DIFF2026 www.diff.ie
We would like to wish the team at Dublin Film Festival the very best of luck with the festival this year which kicks off tomorrow, Thursday 19th February.
🗓 19th February - 1st March
Festival programme: https://www.diff.ie/
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🛥️ The trailer has just landed for ROSE OF NEVADA, a captivating nautical time-travel drama from BAFTA-winning director Mark Jenkin
Don't miss Jenkin LIVE in conversation with Tony Clayton-Lea after our screening of the film as part of #DIFF2026 on 24/2
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⚡ Green from Script to Screen, a new sustainable filmmaking initiative will host a world-building workshop on Friday, 20th February as part of the #DIFF2026 industry programme.
Writers & producers with film & TV projects in development are encouraged to attend.
Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/3Ok7pfl
Screen professionals can avail of the DIFF Industry Pass, offering access to every industry event at #DIFF2026, alongside a curated selection of public festival events.
Delighted to get this one across the line and into #DIFF2026. It's been a mad scramble over the past month! This is the story of a city fighting for itself as a broken property market ruthlessly chews up its citizens for profit, treats homes as assets and people as obstacles to be moved out.
Huge thanks is also owed to the absolute rake of musicians and producers who lent us music for the soundtrack during a frantic last minute scramble once we were locked in for the #DIFF2026 screening. There'll be more on that later, but trust us - it absolutely slaps!
Filmed over four years, Displace: The Battle For Dublin is a documentary about the trauma of developer-led change and the community resistance that follows.
It's made the official selection at #DIFF2026. Screening Sun Feb 22, 13:30 at the Lighthouse Cinema.
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