UK PREMIERE SCREENING & PANEL DISCUSSION “THE GEOGRAPHY OF VIOLENCE” BY AWARD WINNING MAEVE MURPHY
What it is
Irish Film & TV UK and Wise Women present the UK premiere of Maeve Murphy's trilogy of short films, The Geography of Violence, at Hammersmith Irish Cultural Centre on 17 November 2026, followed by a panel discussion and Q&A.
The screening is part of the lead up to the 15th Irish Film Festival London and is presented by Irish Film & TV UK in partnership with Wise Women.
The free to attend but bookable screening is followed by a panel discussion with Q&A.
📍 Hammersmith Irish Cultural Centre, 5 Blacks Road, London, W6 9DT, on Tuesday 17 November 2026 at 19:00.
Questions
When does UK PREMIERE SCREENING & PANEL DISCUSSION “THE GEOGRAPHY OF VIOLENCE” BY AWARD WINNING MAEVE MURPHY start and end?
UK PREMIERE SCREENING & PANEL DISCUSSION “THE GEOGRAPHY OF VIOLENCE” BY AWARD WINNING MAEVE MURPHY runs Tuesday, 17 November 2026, 19:00.
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UK PREMIERE SCREENING & PANEL DISCUSSION “THE GEOGRAPHY OF VIOLENCE” BY AWARD WINNING MAEVE MURPHY takes place at Hammersmith Irish Cultural Centre, 5 Blacks Road, London.
How much are tickets for UK PREMIERE SCREENING & PANEL DISCUSSION “THE GEOGRAPHY OF VIOLENCE” BY AWARD WINNING MAEVE MURPHY?
UK PREMIERE SCREENING & PANEL DISCUSSION “THE GEOGRAPHY OF VIOLENCE” BY AWARD WINNING MAEVE MURPHY is free to enter.
Do I need to book?
The screening is free but bookable, and a registration link is provided on the listing.
What happens after the screening?
A panel discussion with Q&A follows the films. - The panel includes Jennie's Law, the publicly-available register in the Republic of Ireland for those convicted of domestic violence against a partner or former partner. - Wise Women are campaigning to make the same register available in the UK and Northern Ireland.
What are the films about?
The trilogy of three short films throws a light on the subject of gender-based violence. - The films were nominated for Best Director and Best Actor at Ireland's Fastnet Film Festival. - Film Ireland said Maeve's voice is distinct and unfaltering.
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