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April 22, 2022
22/04/2022 - European Film Promotion has announced the selection for the fifth edition of its collaboration with North America's biggest documentary festival
April 22, 2022
22/04/2022 - European Film Promotion has announced the selection for the fifth edition of its collaboration with North America's biggest documentary festival
April 4, 2022
31/03/2022 - The 29th edition of North America's largest documentary film festival will take place physically in Toronto and online across Canada, screening 226 documentaries from 63 countries
March 31, 2022
31/03/2022 - The 29th edition of North America's largest documentary film festival will take place physically in Toronto and online across Canada, screening 226 documentaries from 63 countries
May 4, 2021
Updated / Tuesday, 4 May 2021 11:08 We need your consent to load this YouTube contentWe use YouTube to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content.Manage Preferences Take 14 minutes to watch Natasa Paulbergs new piece Atomic Hope, "exploring the component parts of the atom as a metaphor of our current human experience", with a new interpretative illustration by visual artist Jame...
April 24, 2021
Atomic Hope is an orchestral piece of music exploring the component parts of the atom as a metaphor of our current human experience
April 20, 2021
The RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra with David Brophy, conductor David Brophy conducts the world premieres of two new RTÉ NSO commissions by Anne-Marie OFarrell and Irene Buckley. The programme will also include the Irish premiere of Caroline Shaws Entracte. Irene Buckleys Awakening reflects the wondrous transition from the stasis of winter to the rebirth of spring. Humanity experienced a heightened sense of stasis during this past winter, where our daily lives became quite fixed and unchan...