Dedicated to showcasing the greatest Irish stories and storytellers
Tiomnaithe do na scéalta agus na seanscéalaithe is mó Gaeilge a chur ar taispeáint
Since 2011 Irish Film & Television UK (IFTUK) has been dedicated to showcasing, celebrating and screening the best of Irish culture.
Join us at one of our Festivals, Events or Workshops to immerse yourself in world class Irish Film, Television, Documentary and Animation
We bring the Irish cultural experience to all nations and regions of the UK for you to discover and enjoy.
Upcoming Workshops
IFTUK’s St Patrick’s Festival Masters At Work Tuesday 25th March 6.30 for 7.00pm, Century Club
In celebration of IFTUK’s St Patrick's Festival and in partnership with the Century, legendary Casting Director Amy Hubbard and her Associate, Heidi Lawry, will be interviewed by IFTUK’s Chair, Carey Fitzgerald, on all things casting!
BIFA winner, Emmy & RTS nominee Amy was nominated for two BAFTAs including one for her work on Jimmy McGovern’s critically acclaimed drama TIME 2. Television credits include the very popular LUDWIG, Jack Thorne’s BEST INTERESTS (BBC) whilst other television includes HIJACK for Apple TV+, BODIES for Netflix, Stephen Merchant’s THE OUTLAWS for Amazon/BBC and Amazon series MALICE starring Jack Whitehall.Films includes MUTINY starring Jason Statham, GREENLAND 2: MIGRATION starring Gerard Butler. Amy’s past film credits include Pablo Larraín’s SPENCER starring Kristen Stewart, GOOD LUCK TO YOU, LEO GRANDE starring Emma Thompson and ALBERT NOBBS starring Glenn Close.
To book your free to attend place email julie@iftuk.com
More IFTUK St Patrick’s celebrations! In Partnership with and from the Wise Women Platform we will be presenting an online St Patrick’s Making It Happen workshop with renown, published Irish writers, including Denise Deegan, the Irish novelist & PAGE Award-winning screenwriter who tackles issues of loss and injustice, often through humour and Maeve Murphy, whose first novella “Christmas At The Cross” was serialised in the Irish Times, which she then adapted to the screen, writing and directing the multi-award winning “St Pancras Sunrise”.
There will be an opportunity for Q & A’s so put Tuesday 18th March 6.30pm GMT in your diary for what will be a lively and fascinating free to attend online workshop! Register your place at wisewn.com