Science on Screen

Saturday, December 1st 1.00pm Reception 1.30pm Screening Followed by a Q&A with Scientists and Filmmakers For FREE tickets, see EVENTBRITE   Tuesday, 20 November, 2018: CÚRAM, the Science Foundation Ireland Centre for Research in Medical Devices based at NUI Galway and Galway Film Centre’s 2018 ‘Science on Screen’ documentary, A ...

Galway Film Centre is delighted to announce that BITTERSWEET, a documentary made as part of Science on Screen in association with CÚRAM, will be screening on RTÉ 1 on World Diabetes Day, November 14th, at 11.10pm. Bittersweet is a half-hour documentary film which follows the personal stories of young people ...

In celebration of World Heart Day, Galway Film Centre in association with CÚRAM, are proud to announce the release of the trailer for our upcoming film A Tiny Spark. This film is a Science On Screen short which was directed by Niamh Heery and produced by Caroline Kealy of Swansong ...

Alexis Gambis, Executive Director of Imagine Science Films has cordially invited filmmakers Hugh Rodgers, Anna Rodgers and Zlata Filipovic to feature their Science on Screen documentary Bittersweet on the Labocine platform for the month of August 2018. Imagine Science Films launched the first dedicated science film platform Labocine.com in 2016. ...

We’re delighted to announce that ‘Bittersweet’ to screen as part for Scinema Science Film Festival in Australia. The film will be included in the community screening program which takes place during National Science Week in August 2018. Venues around Australia, including schools and community groups, register to host their own ...

CÚRAM, the Science Foundation Ireland Centre for Research in Medical Devices based at NUI Galway and Galway Film Centre are delighted to announce ‘A Tiny Spark’ as the recipient of the 2018 Science on Screen commission. ‘A Tiny Spark’ will be directed by Niamh Heery and  produced by Caroline Kealy ...

Three documentaries produced through Galway Film Centre funding schemes will screen at this years 30th Galway Film Fleadh. Science on Screen is an Galway City of Film initiative by Galway Film Centre with CÚRAM, the Science Foundation Ireland Centre for Research into Medical Devices. The scheme offers funding to filmmakers ...

The Science on Screen produced documentary ‘Mending Legends’ will be broadcast twice this month on TG4 Wednesday 13th June at 9pm Saturday 23rd June at 10.35am ‘Mending Legends’, directed by Paul Webster and produced by James Ryan of StationHouse Media, explores the physical and psychological impact of tendon injuries amongst ...

Bittersweet is a half-hour documentary directed by Hugh Rodgers and produced by both Anna Rodgers and Zlata Filipovic of Invisible Thread Films. The film captures the health system’s fight to treat the rising number of diabetic patients, and warns against this troubling epidemic facing our population. It follows the personal ...

Bittersweet, the Science on Screen documentary will screen as part of the UCD Festival on Saturday 9th June in UCD, Dublin. The FREE screening will take place at 4pm in the Student Centre Cinema and ticket registration is available here: www.festival.ucd.ie/product/bittersweet-the-rise-of-diabetes/ Following the screening there will be a special Q&A  ...