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A Quiet Love
Dundalk's An Táin Arts Centre’s Film Club returns this April with a handpicked selection of engaging afternoon and evening screenings. This month’s programme features A Quiet Love for Afternoon Film Club audiences, while Horseshoe takes the spotlight as our evening film pick.
An Táin Arts Centre’s Afternoon Film Club takes place on the second Tuesday of the month at 2pm, and includes free tea and coffee and a friendly chat after the screening. Tickets are competitively priced at €3.50 (+€1.50 Booking Fee Per Ticket Per Person) and are available from An Táin Arts Centre Box Office on Crowe Street at 042 9332332 / www.antain.ie
An Táin Arts Centre’s Film Club's afternoon film pick for April is as follows:
A Quiet Love | Tues 14th April | 2pm Garry Keane, Ireland 2025, 96mins, 12A
Three Deaf couples, three love stories. John & Agnes, a mixed religion Deaf couple, share their experiences of living through the Troubles. Michelle & Kathy open up about their IVF journey and their experiences as parents to both hearing and Deaf daughters. Finally, Deaf boxer Seán and his hearing partner Deyanna reflect on an impossible decision that Seán is faced with.
An Táin Arts Centre’s Evening Film Club takes place on the last Tuesday of the month. Tickets are €5.50 (+€1.50 Booking Fee Per Ticket). Full details of the April film is as follows:
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Horseshoe | Tues 28th April | 8pm Edwin Mullane, Adam O’Keeffe 88 mins. 2025. Ireland. 15A
When Colm Canavan dies, his four adult children gather in the family home. All have a difficult relationship with the rest of their family.
When Colm’s will is read out, it has a surprising provision - the four siblings must agree on how the estate is divided up.
The problem? They can barely have a conversation without getting into an argument.
Includes screening of short film 'Exposure' by DkIT film students.
There will be a Q&A with some of the cast after the film.
Tickets are available from our box office on Crowe Street, over the telephone at 042 9332332 or online at www.antain.ie
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