
What we’re about
Hi everyone!
Welcome to Dublin Independent Movie Lovers. This is a group for everyone who loves independent and art-house cinema. We will be organising regular meetups so that members can go see films together, with the opportunity for some discussion afterwards over a coffee or drink (and maybe even some food!). Most events will take place in the IFI, Light House Cinema or Cineworld, with some events being hosted in other venues. A special effort will be made to arrange meetups during the film festivals that take place in Dublin during the year, including Dublin International Film Festival in February/March and the Arabic and French Film Festivals in the IFI in November.
Looking forward to meeting you at the cinema!
Upcoming events
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(IMAX) The Shining (45th Anniversary)
Cineworld Dublin, Parnell Street, Dublin 1, IE(IMAX) The Shining (45th Anniversary)
Tickers: €5 with Unlimited Card, €10.99 without.
Meet outside Cineworld Cafe (floor 1) 8.10 pm, film 8.20 pm.
Booking: https://www.cineworld.ie/films/the-shining-45th-anniversary/ho00013993#/buy-tickets-by-film?in-cinema=0001&at=2025-12-13&for-movie=ho00013993&view-mode=list
NB: If you are trying to locate the Meet Up in Cineworld: My mobile number is 087 4179505, please call or text as a post here might not be noticed at that stage.
I've booked Seat F14.
(IMAX) The Shining (45th Anniversary)
Tickers: €5 with Unlimited Card, €10.99 without.
Running time: 144 minutes
The best adaptation of Stephen King’s work, regardless of what the author himself thinks, The Shining is set in the snowy Colorado Rockies, where author and recovering alcoholic Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson) acts as caretaker for the Overlook Hotel during winter.
However, he and his family are not alone, and as the hotel’s malign influence over Jack grows, wife Wendy (Shelley Duvall) and young son Danny (Danny Lloyd) are in increasing danger, exacerbated in Danny’s case by his nascent psychic abilities. Filled with chilling, indelible imagery and enough puzzles to inspire a raft of theories and documentaries, Kubrick’s horror masterpiece will always be best experienced in the darkness of a cinema.
Director: Stanley Kubrick1 attendee
Past events
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