Disappear Here Film Festival

06/06/2026

Donegal TV presenter Eric Roberts is set to lift the lid on the struggles facing families, schools and special needs assistants in his first ever documentary.A...

06/06/2026

If you have a travel story to tell, producers would love to hear from you.

Read more: https://www.donegaldaily.com/lead-stories/new-television-series-to-be-filmed-about-mcginleys-travel-636791

03/06/2026

The Last Picture House (Clonmany): Rewinding a Community's Cinema Memory.
This project aims to preserve the story of the old picture house in St. Mary's Hall, including the recently rediscovered original 35mm projectors, and most importantly, the memories of the people who filled its seats.

Please share this with anyone who remembers the old cinema, has stories, photographs, or memorabilia, or would like to support the project. Together, we can create a lasting archive of local history and community memories for future generations before these stories are lost forever.

Please share. Please give what you can. Every memory matters. 🎥

Hello Folks, Many of you will know me from the shop in Ba… Michael McLaughlin needs your support for The Last Picture House (Clonmany) A Community Cinema Memory

02/06/2026

**CLOSING DATE 4th JUNE 2026**
RALLY TOWN is a documentary film-making project for 18 - 24 year olds in Donegal and the border area.

You will learn how to make a documentary to show what Car Culture and the Rally in Donegal means to you.

If you would like further information on this project please email: [email protected]

PEACEPLUS Programmes are cross-community projects which are committed to tackling inequalities, sectarianism, racism and social exclusion.

23/05/2026

We asked the designer of our 2026 film festival poster to incorporate an iconic local landmark from the area, but can you guess what it is? 👀

Drop your guesses below, one correct answer will get an AAF (Access All Films) pass to this October’s festival. 🎬👇

Hint: it might not be the most obvious landmark…

22/05/2026

This time last week, Disappear Here Film Club was back on tour - this time visiting a working farm near Dunree. We screened Mohammad Zwhara’s powerful documentary On My Land, a film that lays bare the devastating realities and human consequences of military occupation in Palestine.

A huge thank you to our wonderful hosts, Bernard De Ceuster and his wife Sinead, for welcoming us onto their beautiful Muineagh Organic farm, showing us around, and preparing an amazing spread of food for everyone who attended.

As always, thanks to Change Makers Donegal & Concern Worldwide for partnering with us on this monthly film event. 🎥

17/05/2026

A new Arts Insight report published today by the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon shows young adults are now powering arts engagement in Ireland, with strong levels of attendance and creative participation recorded during 2025. The research found that 90% of under 35s attended...

13/05/2026

At just 26, Mohammad Zwahra has seen a lifetime of pain and suffering alongside other Palestinians living in the West Bank. A photojournalist, farmer and human rights activist from Bethlehem, Mohammad’s film ‘On My Land’ depicts the brutal consequences of military occupation in Palestine.

We felt it was important to screen this compelling documentary on an actual working farm here in Donegal, helping to connect the issues explored in the film to a local landscape and community.

Our exclusive Disappear Here Film Club screening this Friday is followed by a panel discussion with the filmmaker, (moderated by festival director Michael McLaughlin) & is now completely sold out. *waiting list is active

As always, huge thanks to Change Makers Donegal and Concern Worldwide for partnering with us on this monthly film event. 🎥

08/05/2026

🇵🇸 NOW STOCKING 🥤
We’re delighted to now stock in our shop.
You’ll also be able to pick one up at Apartheid Free Zone launch tomorrow still tickets available book now ticketsource.com/buncranacinema