Irish Film & Television UK

Irish Film & Television UK A non-profit organisation championing Irish Film, TV & Animation in the UK.
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Check out the Irish Film App:
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Film submissions: www.filmfreeway.com/irishfilmfestivallondon IFL is a non-profit organisation that champions Irish Film, TV & Animation via online streaming services and live events. Check out our free Irish Film From Home platform plus a year-round programme of events screenings, industry and community workshops, to our annual Irish Film London Awards and Festivals. Join us and our patrons are; Saoirse Ronan, Colin Farrell, Fiona Shaw, Moe Dunford, Lenny Abrahamson & Ros Hubbard for exclusive podcasts, Q&A's and behind the scenes exclusives.

Congratulations to the Irish filmmakers and animators whose work has been selected for the 70th BFI London Film Festival...
07/09/2026

Congratulations to the Irish filmmakers and animators whose work has been selected for the 70th BFI London Film Festival.

And props to Screen Ireland
Northern Ireland Screen & Film & all those who helped them get here

Lemonade
Kim Bartley
Rachel Lysaght
Farah Abushwesha
ROCLIFFE

The Slightest Touch
HBO Max

Emma Fogarty

All About the Money

BREAK OUT PICTURES

Juliánmovie

Cartoon Saloon
Jessica Love

We are thrilled to announce some exciting news regarding the 15th Irish Film Festival London & Irish Film Awards.We have...
02/09/2026

We are thrilled to announce some exciting news regarding the 15th Irish Film Festival London & Irish Film Awards.

We have been discussing moving the date of the Festival & Awards for some time now and the Board & Team of IFTUK have decided to hold the 15th Irish Film Festival London from the 27th to the 31st January 2027, with The Irish Film Awards taking place on the 1st February.

We will hold some special preview screenings and events in the in partnership with the Irish Cultural Centre Hammersmith & The Century Club in November. The red-carpet gala opening night will take place at our regular venue, The Vue Cinema in Leicester Square on January 27th. The festival will roll out to cinemas culminating in the Irish Film Awards at the prestigious Century Club in Soho.

Derek Murphy has become IFTUK’s year-round Festival Director. Having been the Festival Director for IFTUK’s Pride Film Festival for the past two years & facilitating Masters At Work as well as heading Q-IFTUK, Derek was also the Presenter & MC at the 2025 Irish Film Awards.

In addition, IFTUK has appointed the highly experienced and respected Guest Curator/Director, Úna Langlois, for the 15th Irish Film Festival London.

Una co-founded and programmed the IndieCork Film Festival & is a regular participant on film juries globally. She was Film Programmer for the Kino Arthouse Cinema in Cork and Programmer for the Cork Film Festival. She co-curated collections of Irish short film for the international market at Clermont Ferrand International Short Film Festival. At the Green Ray Film Agency, she promoted Irish film to international festivals and co-founded the 13th Parish Jersey International Film Festival (Channel Islands) and has been Co-Director and Programmer since 2018.

Getting ready to submit your latest film to the 15th Irish Film Festival London?We have some exciting news coming — incl...
25/08/2026

Getting ready to submit your latest film to the 15th Irish Film Festival London?

We have some exciting news coming — including everything you need to know about when submissions will open on FilmFreeway for the 15th Irish Film Festival London
Full details will be revealed on 2 September.

So, filmmakers, get those projects ready… we can’t wait to see what you’ve been creating.

2 September. Watch this space.

Something exciting is happening at the 15th Irish Film Festival London...We’ve been busy behind the scenes, looking at w...
20/08/2026

Something exciting is happening at the 15th Irish Film Festival London...

We’ve been busy behind the scenes, looking at what comes next for the 15th Irish Film Festival London, and we have some rather exciting news to share...

We can’t tell you quite yet… but all will be revealed on 2 September.

Watch this space...

18/08/2026

A New chapter for the Irish Film Festival London & Irish Film Awards is about to begin!

The Irish Film Festival London has always been about celebrating the very best of Irish filmmaking and bringing Irish stories, filmmakers and audiences together in London. Now we’re getting ready for our next chapter.

Big news is coming on 2nd September - watch this space for more news!

Screen Ireland
Culture Ireland
Irish Film Institute (IFI)
Irish Embassy London

Irish comedian Joanne McNally will make her Netflix stand-up debut with 'Pinotphile', an hour-long special set to launch...
01/08/2026

Irish comedian Joanne McNally will make her Netflix stand-up debut with 'Pinotphile', an hour-long special set to launch globally in 2027.

Who's going to be laughing along to this one?

'Elsinore', starring Irish actor Andrew Scott as acclaimed Scottish performer Ian Charleson, has been selected to open t...
31/07/2026

'Elsinore', starring Irish actor Andrew Scott as acclaimed Scottish performer Ian Charleson, has been selected to open the 70th BFI London Film Festival.

It's always exciting to hear what Andrew Scott is up to next! What's your favourite role of his?

Irish actor Aidan Gillen has joined the cast of Prime Video’s Young Sherlock as production gets underway on the series’ ...
31/07/2026

Irish actor Aidan Gillen has joined the cast of Prime Video’s Young Sherlock as production gets underway on the series’ second season.

What's your favourite Aidan Gillen role?

An amazing time was had last night at The Q-IFTUK Masters at Work Century Club with an incredible panel of some of the e...
29/07/2026

An amazing time was had last night at The Q-IFTUK Masters at Work Century Club with an incredible panel of some of the entertainment industries finest Irish talents Cormac Todd | Artist Tom James McGrath and hosted by the wonderful Derek Murphy Thank you to everyone who came and we hope to see you at our next event in September

Huge congratulations to Saoirse Ronan, whose directorial debut, the short film Paper Plane, has officially been selected...
25/07/2026

Huge congratulations to Saoirse Ronan, whose directorial debut, the short film Paper Plane, has officially been selected to compete at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival.

Already one of Ireland's most celebrated actors, Ronan is now stepping behind the camera and all eyes will be on Venice to see what she brings as a director.

Which Irish actor would you love to see move into directing next?

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