Film Screening: Aisha
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Join us for a special screening of Aisha (2022), Frank Berry's award-winning drama exploring migration, asylum and belonging through the story of a young Nigerian woman navigating Ireland's immigration system.
Starring acclaimed actors Letitia Wright and Josh O'Connor, the film is widely praised for its deeply humane and nuanced portrayal of displacement. It received the Audience Award at the 2022 Cork International Film Festival, while Berry won the 2023 IFTA Award for Best Director.
The screening will be followed by a special Q&A session, offering audiences a unique opportunity to explore the research, creative process and lived experiences that shaped this powerful film.
ACCESS INFORMATION The Lecture Theatre is fully accessible at lower ground floor via lift from the Merrion Square entrance.
Please note: this film is rated 12A
Tickets available at the link, with discounts available for Friends of the Gallery, students, artists and the unwaged. If you would like to attend but the ticket price is a barrier, please get in touch. We reserve a number of free places at our events to improve accessibility [email protected]
This screening is part of our week-long programme of events, Art, Migration and the Politics of Belonging. You can see the whole programme here: https://www.nationalgallery.ie/what-we-do/our-organisation/collections-research/education-department/art-migration-and-politics
Starring acclaimed actors Letitia Wright and Josh O'Connor, the film is widely praised for its deeply humane and nuanced portrayal of displacement. It received the Audience Award at the 2022 Cork International Film Festival, while Berry won the 2023 IFTA Award for Best Director.
The screening will be followed by a special Q&A session, offering audiences a unique opportunity to explore the research, creative process and lived experiences that shaped this powerful film.
ACCESS INFORMATION The Lecture Theatre is fully accessible at lower ground floor via lift from the Merrion Square entrance.
Please note: this film is rated 12A
Tickets available at the link, with discounts available for Friends of the Gallery, students, artists and the unwaged. If you would like to attend but the ticket price is a barrier, please get in touch. We reserve a number of free places at our events to improve accessibility [email protected]
This screening is part of our week-long programme of events, Art, Migration and the Politics of Belonging. You can see the whole programme here: https://www.nationalgallery.ie/what-we-do/our-organisation/collections-research/education-department/art-migration-and-politics
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National Gallery of Ireland, Merrion Square West,Dublin, Ireland
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Host or PublisherNational Gallery of Ireland
