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Like Crazy

Film: Subtitled Screenings at Audi Dublin International Film Festival

16 - 26 Feb 2017 (Past)


The world’s best films are coming to the Audi Dublin International Film Festival from 16-26 February.

The programme features a rich mix of new films from Ireland and across the world and will welcome 60+ International and Irish guests including Vanessa Redgrave, Nathalie Baye, Kerry Fox, Ross Noble, Ben Wheatley, Anna Friel, Jack Reynor, Moe Dunford, Cillian Murphy, John Butler, Aiden Gillen and many more.

All of the following films are subtitled:

General Audiences:
After the Storm – a heartbreaking story about a broken family searching for a way to mend.
Aquarius – Brazilian film about a retired music critic.
Like Crazy – a warm and witty Thelma-and-Louise style drama, following two women as they flee a progressive mental institution in search of love and happiness.
Tschick (16+) – a German coming-of-age drama about two boys on a road trip.

For younger audiences age 4-16
Abulele (8+) – follows the adventures of Adam and an ancient monster whose favourite drink is pink lemonade.
Kai (10+) – a stunning animated story about the Korean spirit world.
My Life as a Courgette (12+) – recently Oscar-nominated for Best Animated Feature, a heartwarming tale about a boy starting life in a new home after the death of his mother.
Zip & Zap and the Captain’s Island (8+)- follow Zip & Zap on their daring adventure to a spectacular remote island.

Please note that all subtitled films in the festival are foreign-language films.

Explore the full programme here http://www.diff.ie/festival/films

Tickets are also available by phone on +353 1 687 7974 or in person at DIFF, 13 Ormond Quay, Dublin 1.

Watch: 2017 Audi Dublin International Film Festival Official Trailer

After the Storm

I hope that as many Dubliners as possible take this chance to explore and celebrate the art of film - the festival is open to everyone.

Grainne Humphreys, Festival Director

Tschick


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