Tuesday 25th OCTOBER TIME 2.30-5pm admission €Free
Ionad an Bhlascaoid Mhóir : Dún Chaoin

Welcome by Mícheál de Mordha



Lecture by Debbie Ging, UCD

Debbie Ging is a lecturer in the School of Communications,Dublin City University, where she teaches film and media studies.Her core research interests are masculinity in Irish cinema and media and interculturalism. Debbie is currently completing a PhD on masculinity in contemporary Irish cinema and the male audience.

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Poetry Reading by Domhnall Na Greine

‘Domhnall Na Greine in his life and work as a Poet,embodies a continuity encompassing both the Bardic and pre-Bardic,Druidic sensibility. He has studied with A.M.O.R.C (the ancient and mystical order of the rosy cross) for many years. The tenor and ambition of his work through the mediums of language, sculptor, and painting, present to us a vision of Being all but extinct or merely available through vicarious mythological studies. A man steeped in what it is to exist practically beyond the conditions of Modernity. In my experience he is a source and a bridge,‘a way’ toward discovery of the profound roots of Irish self inheritance’.


25km Nahed Awwad
Palestine / 2005 / 15min / DVD / Colour

A personal journey through checkpoints and rocky roads starting in Ramallah, where
the film-maker lives
Tank Larissa Sansour
Palestine / 2005 / 5min / DVD / Colour

Peace Activists vs. Israeli Tank has the Palestinian struggle on the ground as its main
focus.The piece is a six minute long video clip showing a group of peace

Going for a Ride? Nahed Awwad
Palestine / 2003 / 15min / DVD / Colour

The video is based on the construction of the art installation ‘Going for a Ride?’
(23 June 2002) by the Palestinian artist Vera Tamari, documented and produced by
film-maker Nahed Awwad.

Bethlehem Bandolero Larissa Sansour
Palestine / 2004 / 5.39min / DVD / Colour

After years in exile, the Palestinian artist returns to her native town, Bethlehem, only
to find out that the town has been divided by the Israeli segregation wall.Unable to
see friends and family, Sansour sets out to confront the wall in an absurd and bizarre
duel exposing the political madness of the region.

An explanation: (and then burn the ashes) Annemarie Jacir

Palestine / 2005 / 6.30min / DVD
An architectural exploration of Columbia University in New York where buildings reflect
each other, space is restricted, and objects concealed or only partially revealed. Set
against a montage of phone messages received by Columbia University faculty, the
viewer's imagination contributes to this portrait reflecting an atmosphere of American
college campuses today.

Q&A - Your chance to question the Directors

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