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HerCanberra· Few hours agoEntertainment

From Belfast to the big screen: Why Canberra should give the Irish Film Festival a go

The Irish Film Festival returns to Canberra's Palace Electric from Friday 6 to Monday 9 November, with its biggest programme in 12 years. The lineup spans dark comedy, horror, music, family drama and documentaries about Ireland's past. Opening the festival is Chasing Millions, an Irish-Australian co-production inspired by Belfast's 2004 Northern Bank heist. Festival director Enda Murray says Irish filmmaking now feels more confident. The 2026 event also marks 80 years of diplomatic relations between Australia and Ireland, and the Irish Embassy has backed it as part of that anniversary.

From Belfast to the big screen: Why Canberra should give the Irish Film Festival a go
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More books adapted for the screen

The third instalment of a column looking at books adapted for the screen has been published. It highlights Margo's Got Money Troubles by Rufi Thorpe, a laugh-out-loud novel that has inspired an upcoming screen adaptation.

More books adapted for the screen

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