A episode of Éire Na Nuachtscannán was screened at the Irish Film Institute as part of a series of events to mark the launch of the Amharc Eireann: A View of Ireland newsreel collection on the IFI player.
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Éire Na Nuachtscannán screening at the Irish Film Institute
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Romanian Community Screening, Film and Screen Media Auditorium - Friday March 27th @ 6pm
- Event - Romanian Community Screening on Friday March 27th @ 6pm
- Location - Film and Screen Media Auditorium, Kane Building Basement
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Néara-Éagsúlacht: Dearcadh Difriúil and Na Lumière Gaeltacha nominated for Celtic Media Awards
Néara-Éagsúlacht: Dearcadh Difriúil, produced by Tyrone Productions for TG4, has been nominated for Best Factual Series at the 2026 Celtic Media Festival. UCC FSM PhD student, Eleanor McSherry, served as the series’ neurodiversity consultant.
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Film Screening and Discussion with Prof. Mattijs van de Port (Amsterdam), Tues 10 March @ 3pm
06 Mar 2026
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Film Screening and Discussion of Where Can I Get Lost? (Mattijs van de Port, 2024, 70')
Tuesday 10 March 2026, 3.00–5.00 p.m., in the Film & Screen Media Auditorium (Kane Building B10B) -
Masterclass on film preservation with Robert Byrne of the San Francisco Film Preserve, Thur 12th March @ 1pm-2pm
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Academy Award-winning director Régis Wargnier to visit University College Cork for special public event
- UCC Film and Screen Media to host 'In Conversation with Régis Wargnier' on Monday, 2 March.
- A rare opportunity to hear from an Academy Award-winning master of cinema.
- The event presented in partnership with Cork French Film Festival, supported by Alliance Française de Cork and the French Embassy in Ireland.
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Dr Lourdes Monterrubio Ibáñez (Pompeu Fabra) on Preciado’s Orlando, My Political Biography, Tues 3 March, 3pm
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Philosopher and activist Paul B. Preciado’s essay film Orlando, My Political Biography (2023) reflects on the epistemic transition necessary to achieve a nonbinary reality. To do so, Preciado addresses his transition as a nonbinary transgender man from a self-representational premise, by considering Virginia Woolf’s Orlando: A Biography (1928) as his own political biography. -
University College Cork to host ‘A Jazz Age Evening’ Gala Screening
- UCC hosts a celebration of 1926 silent cinema with live musical accompaniment.
- Experience silent film as it was meant to be seen: on the big screen, with live music, in UCC’s Aula Maxima.
- Movies will feature screen icons Clara Bow and Alice Joyce.
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Dr Humberto Saldanha – “Screening Cosmopolitanism Otherwise: The Cosmopolitan Animal and Non-human Aesthetic in It Is Night in America”, Tue 17th @3pm
This talk argues that It Is Night in America (É Noite na América, 2022), by Brazilian visual artist and filmmaker Ana Vaz, theorises a renewed understanding of cosmopolitanism by expanding it to include animals.
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The Department of Film and Screen Media Annual Film Artists Event – Thur 12th Feb @17.15
