Irish Film Festival London is proud to present Deadly Cuts as the Closing Gala of this year's festival edition.

Irish Film Festival London is proud to include this brilliant Irish comedy as part of its 2021 programme.

Round two of Irish Film Festival London’s short film selection for 2021, this programme promises another collection of work from some of the most talented Irish filmmakers working in short form film right now.

Irish Film Festival London are proud to present the UK Premiere of Paul Duane's While You Live, Shine as part of our 2021 programme.

Irish Film Festival London are proud to be screening this classic Irish film for a family audience at Irish Cultural Centre, Hammersmith.

Irish Film Festival London are proud to present the UK Premiere of Vivienne Dick's anticipated debut documentary New York Our Time as part of our 2021 programme.

Irish Film Festival London is proud to present The Dance as part of its 2021 programme.

Irish documentary filmmaking has had an undeniable boom over the past few years, which continues to rise.

Our panel will be discussing what this means for the documentary sector and how Irish documentary filmmakers can capitalise on its increasing success.

The relationship between director and actor is one of the most important on set, but can also be one of the most challenging to get right.
In this session, Niamh Branigan talks to a panel of actors who will share their insights on where to begin.

Making the leap into feature-length filmmaking can, for many, feel like an unachievable goal, with a huge number of hurdles and challenges in the way.
Whether you're ready to make the leap or are only just starting out, this session promises to be an illuminating insight into the process, where no two journeys look the same.

With two thriller features successfully sold around the world and a third in the works, Sean and Stéphanie of Frenzy Films are well placed to offer their insights into genre filmmaking. They'll be joining IFFL for a special discussion aimed at early career commercial filmmakers.

Irish Film Festival London are proud to include The Story of Looking in the 2021 festival programme.

The first of Irish Film Festival London’s shorts programmes, programmed from open submissions, this collection includes beautifully creepy animation, hard hitting drama and high flying comedy which showcases the best Irish short film made by filmmakers in the UK and Ireland over the past 12 months.

Finding a producer is one thing - finding the right producer makes all the difference for your film.
This session demystifies the process of finding and working with a producer and offers advice for producers at the start of their careers.

What are the stories that define us as Irish people today?

As Irish filmmaking practice moves further away from a focus on historical stereotypes we discuss the complexity of stories we have to tell and how we choose to tell them.

Looking for cash for your next project? Our speakers will give you the lowdown on how to raise funding for your short film project.

Irish Film Festival London is very proud to present this Irish language film as its Opening Gala for #IFFL2021 in association with Conradh na Gaeilge London.

Irish Film Festival London is proud to host Teresa Lavina's powerful documentary Untold Secrets as part of its 2021 programme.

As part of the the programme of events to celebrate CnaG LDN #LDN125, in association with Conradh na Gaeilge i Londain and the London Irish Centre, we are screening the film Amhrán na Mara (Cartoon Saloon), in Irish (with subtitles in English).

Irish Film London presents this special selection of short films, taken from official submissions, as part of a special screening series at The Rio Cinema in Dalston, East London.

Irish Film London presents The 8th as part of a special screening series at The Rio Cinema in Dalston, East London.

Irish Film London presents Songs for While I’m Away as part of a special screening series at Bertha Dochouse in Bloomsbury, Central London.

Irish Film London presents dating Amber as part of a special screening series at The Rio Cinema in Dalston, East London.

The screening will be followed by a live Q&A with star Fionn O’Shea.

Irish Film London presents Wolfwalkers as part of a special screening series at The Rio Cinema in Dalston, East London.

Irish Film London, in association with Conradh na Gaeilge London proudly present The Tribe of Gods with director Q&A to audiences at London Irish Centre, Camden.

Beidh an scannán The Tribe of Gods le feiceáil an oíche seo, i gcomhar le Irish Film London, Conradh na Gaeilge i Londain, agus London Irish Centre i gCeamdain.

New Irish documentary Groundswell chronicles the decade long struggle of Leitrim and Fermanagh residents as they fight against the threat of fracking in their communities.