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IFI’s Rock’n’Roll season features Kathleen Hanna, Willis Earl Beal, Rolling Stones and Elvis

IFI’s Rock’n’Roll season features Kathleen Hanna, Willis Earl Beal, Rolling Stones and Elvis

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The closing programme of the triumvirate of the Irish Film Institute’s Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll Season, Rock&Roll, has just been announced for March and the films will feature Kathleen Hanna, The Rolling Stones, Elvis, Bob Dylan, Jimmy Cliff and Willis Earl Beal.

Some of the highlights:

March 28th-30th – The Punk Singer – Sini Anderson’s portrait of Kathleen Hanna (of bands The Julie Ruin, Bikini Kill, Le Tigre)

Documentary - THE PUNK SINGER - TRAILER | Kathleen Hanna, Adam Horowitz, Joan Jett

March 4th – Sympathy for the Devil – Jean-Luc Godard’s film about the Rolling Stones. Prefaced by a special illustrated talk by Adrian Wootton.

March 12th – The Harder They Come – Jimmy Cliff stars in the Jamaican music film about fame, fortune and getting ripped off.

March 29th – We Are the Best! – Lukas Moodyson’s Stockholm-based graphic novel adaptation.

March 25th – Memphis – Willis Earl Beal makes his acting debut.

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March 8th – This is Elvis, introduced by Bob Stanley, author of Yeah Yeah Yeah: The Story of Modern Pop.

March 15th – Don’t Look Back – D.A Pennebaker’s documentary about Bob Dylan on the cusp of going electric.

More info: ifi.ie/rocknroll


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