Festival founder Tommy Creagh discusses the evolution of Ireland's most literary film festival, the enduring influence of James Joyce on contemporary filmmakers, and the excitement of welcoming acclaimed screenwriter and director Charlie Kaufman to Dublin.
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About Bloomsday Film Festival
Ireland’s most literary film festival was established as a celebration of cinema, literature, and artistic innovation, inspired by the far-reaching influence of Ireland’s father of modernism, James Joyce. The festival is presented in partnership with the Bloomsday Festival and the James Joyce Centre, and runs from 11–16 June, with screenings hosted at the historic James Joyce Centre and the Irish Film Institute (IFI). Alongside its cinematic programme, the Bloomsday Film Festival presents a diverse range of events, including director Q&As, workshops, musical performances, and poetry readings. At its core, the festival is committed to fostering artistic innovation - championing filmmakers who forge their own paths and create work that pushes the boundaries of the medium, in the same pioneering spirit that defined Joyce’s literary legacy.
Check out the programme & get tickets at www.bloomsdayfestival.ie.
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