WHAT’S HAPPENING
NEPTUNE FROST
Thurs 8th September
LIGHTHOUSE SCREEN 2
DALYMOUNT SPECIAL
Fri 9th – Sat 10th September
DALYMOUNT
Communicating Environmental Injustice through Film
Fri 9th September
DALYMOUNT
IN LEAGUE WITH GADAFFI
Fri 9th September
DALYMOUNT
THE TERRITORY
Fri 9th September
DALYMOUNT
A BUG’S LIFE
Sat 10th September
DALYMOUNT
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Sat 10th September
DALYMOUNT
ANTS & THE GRASSHOPPER
Sat 10th September
DALYMOUNT
Connecting Food Sovereignty to the Climate Story
Sat 10th September
DALYMOUNT
MAD MAX:FURY ROAD
Sat 10th September
DALYMOUNT
NEWS
Everything you need to know about BEFF!
Everything you need to know about BEFF! What is the Bohemian Environmental Justice Film Festival (BEFF)? BEFF is an outdoor film festival taking place between the 8th -11th of September 2022 at Dalymount Park, the home of Bohemian Football Club in Phibsborough on the...
Panel Discussions and Events at BEFF
Panel Discussions and Events at BEFF How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (or: dealing with climate anxiety through art, comedy and the collective) Saturday 10 September, 3pm, Dalymount Members Bar Hosted by ‘Climate Worrier’ Colm O’Regan, this panel will...
BEFF 2022 Festival Trailer is here!
The 2022 BEFF Festival trailer has arrived! Catch a glimpse of the fantastic programme of films we have lined up for the festival.
Irish Premiere of ‘Neptune Frost’ Opens First Ever Bohemian Environmental Justice Film Festival
The Irish Premiere of Neptune Frost, the extraordinary Afrofuturist fiction from Saul Williams and Anisia Uzeyman and executive produced by Lin-Manual Miranda, will open the inaugeral Bohemian Environmental Justice Film Festival (BEFF)
International environmental justice film festival to be held at iconic Dublin stadium this summer
The Bohemian Football Club is teaming up with the Oatly Climate/Culture Lab to announce a unique film festival that will take place in historic Dalymount Park this September. Football teams from around Europe will travel to Dublin to attend the festival and launch a new football climate justice project.