We are delighted that the director of Zero – Nour-Eddine Lakhmari – introduce his film to the Cork audience and participate in a Q&A afterwards.

The screening is at 6.30pm with the Q&A at 8.20pm or so for 15 mins.

Zero is screening as the first film in the Films From The Southern Mediterranean season at Triskel Christchurch Cinema.

Tickets/info: http://triskelartscentre.ie/events/2506/zero/

Nour-Eddine Lakhmari
Writer and Director

Moroccan born Nour-Eddine Lakhmari is an award winning writer/director of feature films and TV series. He shot his first short films in Oslo and earned admission to the Oslo Cinema Academy. His first feature Le regard was released in 2005 to wide critical acclaim in Morocco and Scandinavia.

In 2006-2008 he directed the outstanding TV series El Kadia a primetime series broadcast on the Moroccan TV channel 2M. In 2008 he directed his second feature, CasaNegra. The film won over 20 international awards, was presented in 25 film festivals world wide and was Morocco’s official selection for Best Foreign Language Film Oscar in 2012. Zero is his third feature and was a major hit at the box office earlier this year.

Kelly + Victor is a haunting, candid depiction of a young couple embarking on a passionate and transgressive love affair, from the acclaimed novel by Niall Griffiths. The film is set against the backdrop of a highly cinematic Liverpool, to a searing soundtrack featuring music by a host of acclaimed artists including the Mercury Music Prize-nominated artists King Creosote & Jon Hopkins and Wild Beasts as well as the gifted guitar work of Bill Ryder-Jones (ex-The Coral).

Co-produced by the Irish Film Board, Kelly + Victor opens at Triskel Christchurch from 6th-9th October. Director Kieran Evans will be presenting the film in-person on Tuesday 8th October. He will introduce the screening at 8:45pm and will take part in a Q&A afterwards.

Following a string of outdoor, full-band rock and roll shows this summer (including Nowlan Park, Kilkenny with Bruce Springsteen), Josh Ritter returns to Ireland this December for a set of intimate, seated acoustic shows which will see him work in a trio format. Given that Josh’s latest album the Beast In It’s Tracks was acclaimed across the board for it’s intimate and stripped down sound, there’s probably never been a better time to see Josh in an acoustic format.

He plays Triskel Christchurch on Wed 4 December 2013.

Tickets on sale now: www.triskelartscentre.ie/events/2502/josh-ritter/

Triskel Box Office, Administration and Christchurch will be closing during the day on Mondays (9.30am – 5.30pm) from Monday 22nd July until end of August 2013.

We will continue to open at 5.30pm on Mondays for Cinema Screenings.

“If you could bottle the joie de vivre that comes from the members of Trio Mediaeval you could probably sell it not just as a pick-me-up, but as some form of basic life-force.” Michael Dervan, The Irish Times

Music Network presents

Trio Mediaeval

Anna Maria Friman, soprano
Berit Opheim, soprano
Catherine King, mezzo soprano

Details: http://triskelartscentre.ie/events/2274/trio-mediaeval-norway/

If you haven’t seen the award winning performance from Daniel Day Lewis in Lincoln yet then today is your last chance to catch it in Triskel Chrsitchurch Cinema.

Lincoln screening details

We are also showing Everyday, starring John Simm and Shirley Henderson. Shot over five years and telling the story of a family trying to cope while their father serves time in prison.

Everyday screening details

Featuring The Balanescu Quartet

An Irish lyricist, a Romanian virtuoso, and a cutting edge all-strings band – what happens when these musical forces collide?

Songwriter and cellist Vyvienne Long tours with the world renowned Balanescu Quartet for the first time on Irish shores. Vyvienne has composed original material and arranged her beautifully disarming and intensely personal songs for the newly formed string quintet.

More info/details

Announcement: Due to circumstances beyond our control, Citadel will not be screened at the Twisted Celluloid Film Festival. It is no longer available from the distributor who were due to supply the film, and as a result, we have had to pull it from the programme.

In place of Citadel we will be screening Rob Zombie’s House Of 1000 Corpses. This 10th anniversary screening of Zombie’s feature film debut makes a nice addition to the programme since we will be also screening his latest work The Lords Of Salem.

We deeply regret not being able to screen Citadel, because it is a good film and we want to support Irish filmmaking. We hope it can be shown at a later date.

 Twisted Celluloid Film Festival Page

We have a special screening of the Billy Wilder classic The Apartment this Valentine’s Night with two screenings at 6.15pm and 8.45pm.

More info:
http://triskelartscentre.ie/events/2290/the-apartment/

Please note that Guns & Roses, scheduled to screen on Mon 4th February as part of the Chinese Film Festival, has been cancelled due to transportation issues.

Dragon will screen in its place

Dragon – Mon 4th Feb – 6.15pm
http://triskelartscentre.ie/events/2289/dragon