Baton Rouge Irish Film Festival

Audience's favorite winner short film, Joe's Finale, plays tomorrow night. Pub night starts at 6:30 at Phil Brady's Bar. Come early to order your burger and grab a seat... Show starts at 7. Then we will show 4 more short films . Total running time 1 hour. We will raffle off an all day pass for next year's film festival along with some film festival promotional items. $5 a ticket. Plus, we will have a 50/50 drawing. So bring your dollars!!!

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We are happy to announce the winner of the O'Kalem Award for Audience favorite at the Baton Rouge Film Festival yesterday.
Congratulations to the director, Michael Creagh!

10am Manship Theatre at Shaw Center for the Arts

HORSESHOE feature film. Today at 12:30 Manship Theatre at Shaw Center for the Arts

Horseshoe (2025) - Trailer The trailer for the new Irish comedy-drama, Horsehoe, out in Irish cinemas on December 5th.

Batonrougefilmfestival.com Hurry it's August 1st!

Get your 16th Annual Baton Rouge Irish Film Festival t-shirt today at the Manship Theatre at Shaw Center for the Arts 12pm-9pm
"The cinema brings them together for an experience that is so much more than the picture"
Once Upon a Time in a Cinema

JOE'S FINALE Trailer 1 v7 This is "JOE'S FINALE Trailer 1 v7" by Michael Creagh on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

Baby's Last Ride Synopsis: When his daughter cancels a life to the nursing home to visit his wife, sharp-witted PJ, a stubborn man in his late seventies, decides he’s waited long enough. He retrieves “Baby”, his beloved red 1983 Mercedes, from the garage and drives himself to see his wife Eleanor who is now non-verbal and living with dementia. At the home, he trades affectionate barbs with Moll, the dry-humoured healthcare assistant who knows his dry humour all too well. With Eleanor in tow, PJ embarks on a quiet mission: a spontaneous trip to Tramore, the seaside town where their love once bloomed. As they revisit the beach of their youth, PJ tries to reach the woman he still adores through the fog of memory, hoping the rhythm of the waves and the familiar sea air might stir something within her. Baby’s Last Ride is a tender, gently humorous meditation on enduring love, ageing, and the quiet rebellions we make in the name of the heart.