A movie poster features a collage of black and white photographs shaped like Ireland in the foreground against a plain light-colored background.

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Celtic Utopia -&nbsp;&Uacute;t&oacute;ipe Cheilteach Celtic Utopia tells the story of a new Ireland and its vibrant music scene, but also that of apost-colonial society wrestling with its heritage. A society where folk music carries both theoppression of the past and the dream of a bright future. The Irish folk music renaissancesees artists coming from punk, hip-hop, and beyond, rediscovering an ancient tradition andtaking it in unexpected directions. InCeltic Utopia, they take us on a ballad tour around theisland, telling stories and singing songs to try to understand their past and to heal theircolonial wounds. Archive footage ties the present moment to Ireland&rsquo;s troubled past, andcreates a rich portrait of an island coming to terms with its first 100 years of partialindependence. Dir:&nbsp;Dennis Harvey / Lars Lov&eacute; Duration:&nbsp;90 mins Access:&nbsp;We never want the cost of a ticket to be a barrier to enjoying great film. Please email <a fr-original-style="" href="mailto:hello@offline-glasgow.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">hello@offline-glasgow.org</a> for a complementary ticket.&nbsp;The venue is wheelchair accessible however our toilet is not wheelchair accessible (yet!)&nbsp;Contact the organiser for information about access.&nbsp;Age rating 15+

Celtic Utopia - Útóipe Cheilteach Celtic Utopia tells the story of a new Ireland and its vibrant music scene, but also that of apost-colonial society wrestling with its heritage. A society where folk music carries both theoppression of the past and the dream of a bright future. The Irish folk music renaissancesees artists coming from punk, hip-hop, and beyond, rediscovering an ancient tradition andtaking it in unexpected directions. InCeltic Utopia, they take us on a ballad tour around theisland, telling stories and singing songs to try to understand their past and to heal theircolonial wounds. Archive footage ties the present moment to Ireland’s troubled past, andcreates a rich portrait of an island coming to terms with its first 100 years of partialindependence. Dir: Dennis Harvey / Lars Lové Duration: 90 mins Access: We never want the cost of a ticket to be a barrier to enjoying great film. Please email <a href="mailto:hello@offline-glasgow.org" target="_blank">hello@offline-glasgow.org</a> for a complementary ticket. The venue is wheelchair accessible however our toilet is not wheelchair accessible (yet!) Contact the organiser for information about access. Age rating 15+

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Celtic Utopia

108 Niddrie Rd

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£10