Established in 2003, the Dublin International Film Festival has now reached its seventh year. Each year for ten days in February the festival celebrates cinema by presenting the very best in Irish and International film to Dublin’s cinema going public and plays host to some of the finest film talent worldwide. The festival is a citywide event and takes place in all of Dublin’s four city centre cinemas, Cineworld, The Savoy, Screen Cinema, The Irish Film Institute and for the first time in 2008, Movies@Dundrum.
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The award shows the strength of Irish documentary making in Ireland, with these two events selling early and proving must-see events. “I’m overwhelmed and delighted! As a totally indigenous project funded on the island of Ireland, it is great to get recognition on home turf in the biggest film festival in Ireland. With so many big films and big filmmakers it is a real honour to win this award for everyone involved in the film.”
Closely following in third place was "Lars and the Real Girl," with "The Orphanage" in fourth and "In Bruges" and "There Will Be Blood" in joint fifth.
Directed by: John Carney (Ireland, 2006)