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June 19 2013

Summerdiscoparty

where Button Factory, Curved Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
01 670 9202
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when 11pm

how much €8

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Session Victim

First things first, hats off to Session Victim for the name itself, eliciting connotations of friends and strangers fallen foul to the effects of ‘too much’ at parties, alcohol and substance fuelled evenings and of course sessions alike. But certainly not you or me, right? Right. Meet the lads, Hauke Freer and Matthias Reiling, one from Berlin, one from Hamburg, both from planet awesome. Great vibes and even greater tunes are a staple of the German duo, which comes from an undeniable chemistry that only two decades of true friendship and musical brotherhood can manifest. The 2011 insanely uplifting Summer anthem Good Intentions, (which holds up excellently every Summer) coupled with one of the grooviest Boiler Room sets ever, are more than enough reason to get down to this and become the next victim. Expect full on funky groove house. / Phillip Notaro

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June 19 2013

Muchadoaboutnothing

where Irish Film Institute, 6 Eustace St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
01 679 3477
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when See HERE

how much €5.20-€8.90

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screening

Much Ado About Nothing

Joss Whedon's recent visit to town for JDIFF whipped my social media feeds into a frenzy. He brought along a new departure for his loyal fan-base to enjoy, an adaptation of Shakespearean screwball romantic comedy Much Ado About Nothing. But fear not faithful Browncoats, Whedon has cast his misbehaver-in-chief Nathan Fillion, with dogged Doctor Tam (Sean Maher ) along for the ride. Lest those more comfortable in the Buffy-verse feel left out, Amy Acker (also of Dollhouse fame) & Alexis Denisof are your bickering protagonists. And look out for the implacable Agent Coulson tackling the prose and verse. It's a smorgasbord for those who worship at the altar of Whedon. And if there's one thing that the man can master, it's an ensemble cast, leaving plenty for fans of the text to enjoy. Blessed are the geek, for they shall inherit the earth. / Kate McEvoy

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June 19 2013

Whenharrymetsally

where Irish Film Institute, 6 Eustace St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
01 679 3477
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when 6pm

how much €20

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screening

Feast Your Eyes: When Harry Met Sally...

For over two decades now, an orgasmic reaction to a pastrami sandwich has been planting seeds of doubt in the minds of lovers everywhere by way of Meg Ryan’s performance in that idiosyncratic icon of romantic comedy When Harry Met Sally. If you’ve ever spent a Friday night in with cable TV, you, too, have likely found yourself spectator to the climactic scene (sorry) in the same inescapable manner of death and taxes—(though Meg is arguably more likable than either of these). But the base inevitability of a rerun of Rob Reiner’s masterpiece on the small screen is no reason not to buy a ticket to see it in on Blu-Ray at the IFI as part of the Feast Your Eyes dinner club series. Stick around afterwards for a meal inspired by the film at the Café Bar and you may be party to a rerun in real-time. / Kristen Pye

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June 19 2013

Showroom1

where Copper House Gallery, Off Synge Street, Dublin 8

when Until 25 June

how much Free

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exhibition

Showroom

Showroom documents a festival in Tamil Nadu, India, where once a year the transgender and eunuch community gather to celebrate their sacred deity Aravan. Squalor, frenzy and ecstasy combine in Tiane Doan Na Champassak’s photographs that document the orgiastic sexual liberation with which the Aravanis pay homage to their deity and identity. Some of the images are shocking because of their sexually explicit subject-matter, but even more so, they shock because of the disbelief and irresistible fascination one experiences in their presence. Flashes in the dark reveal moments of affection or simple sexual transgressions which in themselves capture the thin line on which the community has built its identity within India’s complex cast system – between the sacred and the grotesque, the celebrated and despised… / Roisin Agnew

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