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IFI, Friday 13th December - Monday 23rd December

It's a Wonderful Life (1946) – has become required viewing during the Christmas period, this perennial IFI favourite is presented in a 4K digital restoration. James Stewart is George Bailey, loyal family man and friend whose selfless nature has resulted in him spending his whole life in hometown Bedford Falls, despite his ardent desire for travel and adventure. When local despot Mr. Potter seizes an opportunity to ruin George, and thus consolidate his own control over the town, George finds himself considering drastic action. However, Angel (Second Class) Clarence Odbody (played by Henry Travers) intervenes and shows George what life in Bedford Falls would have been like had he never been born.

Despite its lack of commercial success when first released, this heart-warming story has grown in popularity over the decades, rediscovered and beloved by successive generations.

Cert: G | Dur: 2hrs, 9mins.

★★★★★ “Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without it.”Empire.


Date:
Friday 13th December - Monday 23rd December
Time:
Varies
Price:
€11.50 | €13.00
Address:
6 Eustace St, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 PD85, Ireland

Google Map of 6 Eustace St, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 PD85, Ireland

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