Tracking shot of a train, from the United Kingdom.

Terrytoons animated short film directed by Frank Moser

This documentary examines the Irish famine of 1845, caused by a blight that devastated the potato crop, the main source of food for the poor in rural Ireland.

In the 1970s, the first manifestations of gay, lesbian and transvestite rights in Spain took place. In 2005, Spain became the third country in the world to approve same-sex marriage, and today our legislation is one of the more progressive. However, homophobia and invisibility remain a problem for many older people of this group.

The Irish Tapes is the first major documentary shot on portable 1/2 inch videotape. Directors Irish-Americans John Reilly and Stefan Moore filmed over a three-year period in the early 1970s with the support of the National Association for Irish Freedom, a US group associated with the Official IRA. Originally shown as a three-channel, twelve-monitor video installation, it was later edited for broadcast on

television in the US in 1975.

A little bit of Irish laughter, where you'll enjoy a selection of periodic Irish songs in the form of a short film.

Is it Alan? Veronica? Darren? Toobaadooshee? Or Binky? The chase continues as Darren and his villainous cohort, consisting of the sassy Toobaadooshee and the bouncy Binky, endure their quest for the Bars of Elements. Alan and Veronica face off against perilous odds to protect the fabled artefact from evil. But there is a traitor mong them that will betray them all...

Blending the best of Gaelic music, song and dance, this spectacular stage show sketches a vivid portrait of Ireland's cultural legacy. Inspired by Galway Bay's Inis Mor islanders, the production features exhilarating choreography and a dynamic performance by a company of outstanding young vocalists, musicians and hoofers. The Gaelic word &NFi;ragús&NFi_; means desire, and after watching this rousing presentation, you'll have a yen to see it again.

A special screening of the 1998 Irish Rep World Premiere production of The Irish…and How They Got That Way by Pulitzer Prize winner Frank McCourt (Angela’s Ashes, ‘Tis, Teacher Man), with new video from Irish Rep co-founders Charlotte Moore and Ciarán O’Reilly, board chair Kathleen Begala, Frank McCourt’s widow and Irish Rep board chair emerita Ellen McCourt, and Frank McCourt’s brother Malachy McCourt.

The ultimate rags to riches story. Conor McGregor came from Crumlin Ireland, living off of welfare, to becoming the highest paid UFC fighter in history. A two division champion in the UFC. He has proven time and time again why people should not doubt him. Whether it’s fighting for UFC championships, taking on the greatest boxer of the modern era or running his own Whiskey brand, McGregor puts his heart and soul into it all.

RTE docuementary about the films produced in Nazi Germany about Ireland.

Beautiful Dot Walker is part of a ring of crooks in San Francisco, who use her to lure impressionable young men into a crooked card game. Young Johnny has come to the big city to sell his grandmother's hotel back in his home town, but he falls under Dot's spell, gets suckered into the game and loses all his money. He asks his newfound "friends" to come back to his hometown to buy the hotel. They accept but are actually planning to swindle Johnny's grandmother out of her hotel. It turns out that Granny isn't quite the easy mark they thought she would be.

Dermot O'Leary hosts highlights from a celebration of the Irish music tradition and its dialogue with Britain in the presence of the president of Ireland and the Prince and Princess Michael of Kent at the Royal Albert Hall. Artists performing include Imelda May, Paul Brady and Glen Hansard, the singer-songwriter behind the hit musical Once. With readings from the likes of Fiona Shaw and Joseph O'Connor.

To buy medicine to relieve his ailing grandmother's pain, a determined Brazilian boy travels to the capital to sell the family's only valuable possession -- a goat -- encountering unexpected challenges along the way. After arriving in the big city, he experiences the best and worst of the unfamiliar urban environment.

Philomene Long plays the vampire Manananaan in indie maven Pegarty Long's film about a bloodthirsty Irish creature of the night who heads to a city known to house its own strange beasts: Hollywood. But Manananaan is right in his element and quickly regains his footing as he acclimates to the metropolis' strange ways. In no time, he chooses his victim -- the sister of a mercurial artist -- and is determined to keep her hostage.

A documentary exploring the effect of international investment firms ("vulture" funds) on the Irish economy and housing crisis.

The warmth and stillness inside a rainbow cave where flames are fading are the antipole of the winter landscape and the forest that we see in the distance. Against this landscape, a tree trunk stands out, and a black shadow is wandering through the snow. The mouth of the cave becomes a lens transforming our perception of stillness and movement, cavity and hole, the eye and the image, the observer and the observed.

A 1929 film directed by William A. Seiter.