Much Ado About Dying review – brave, loving record of an actor uncle’s last days theguardian.com/film/2024/may/…

"brave, loving record of an actor uncle’s last days" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Guardian Much Ado About Dying opens Sun 19 May with a Q&A with director Simon Chambers, Sun at 3.00pm. queensfilmtheatre.com/Whats-On/Much-…

"honest, self-scrutinising and revelatory about ageing, familial love and its limits" The Guardian ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Director Simon Chambers will be at Light House for a Q&A following a screening of his film MUCH ADO ABOUT DYING on May 12 🎟 lighthousecinema.ie/film/much-ado-…

Six dogs, £25,000 gifts and incontinence improv: behind the scenes on an actor’s dramatic exit theguardian.com/film/article/2…

Much Ado About Dying filmmaker on social care and why we should all be exposed to 'good deaths' bigissue.com/culture/film/m…

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - @theguardian Much Ado About Dying - the award-winning Irish documentary produced by Soilsiú Films - opens in UK cinemas today. The film will be released in Irish cinemas from 10th May and you can find details on upcoming screenings 👇 screenireland.ie/news/soilsiu-f…

Simon is shooting a film when his Uncle calls him to say: “Come back to London, I think I may be dying”...but we soon learn Simon's drama queen uncle has no intention of dying. National Film and Television School graduate-made #doc Much Ado About Dying now screening in UK & Ireland 🎟️ muchadoaboutdying.com/screenings.html

Lenny Abrahamson to host Much Ado About Dying Q&A with director, Simon Chambers Irish Film Institute Fri 10th May 18.20 Then Q&As Pálás Cinema Sat 11th 18.15 Light House Cinema Sun 12th 15.15 Queen's Film Theatre Sun 19th 15.00 and Omniplex Cinemas Limerick, Cork, Belfast, Derry, Dublin Screen Ireland

Much Ado about Dying: A vital film about an extraordinary, infuriating human being irishtimes.com/culture/film/r… via Irish Times Culture

Look out for 'Much Ado About Dying' special event screenings taking place around the country + Q&As - kicking off tomorrow Irish Film Institute at 18.20. Q&A with director Simon Chambers hosted by Lenny Abrahamson Much Ado About Dying ifi.ie/film/much-ado-…

"Much Ado About Dying’" opens in Irish cinemas May 10. This bittersweet, thought-provoking, and funny film was made by documentarian Simon Chambers, capturing the final five years of his eccentric uncle’s life in England when Simon was his primary carer. youtu.be/vIBPF4GxLY4?fe…

This wonderful film opens in Irish cinemas tomorrow! 🎬 See link for screenings: muchadoaboutdying.com/screenings.html

Much Ado About Dying - what a journey - 5 years filming, 2 years editing, 18 months Festivals, 9 awards, 4 & 5 star reviews. Only one Opening night. Tonight. And all weekend Irish Film Institute Q&As at Light House Cinema Sun 15.15 Pálás Cinema Sat 18.15 shorturl.at/bgxCV Screen Ireland

Much Ado About Dying opens tonight in Ireland. Read about it here rte.ie/culture/2024/0…

TICKET GIVE-AWAY - we’ve got 10 free tickets to give away for this afternoon’s Dublin screening Light House Cinema at 3.15pm. DM us with your name and we’ll add the first 10 names to the guest list. See you there. tinyurl.com/MuchAdoAboutDy…

“We need to have these conversations about who looks after older people,” says documentary maker, Simon Chambers speaking about his film about looking after his aged uncle ⁦Screen Ireland⁩ ⁦Much Ado About Dying⁩ irishtimes.com/health/your-we…

"hugely uplifting and life-affirming" says Lenny Abrahamson (Garage, Room, Normal People) about critically-acclaimed Much Ado About Dying. Last chance to see in Dublin this Friday 17th Omniplex Cinemas Rathmines at 6.15pm, plus Q&A with director, Simon Chambers Screen Ireland

In Newcastle last night Star & Shadow Cinema cinema for a screening of Simon Chambers’ documentary Much Ado About Dying. After the Q&A, I left the venue unable to recall the last time I had that ‘EVERYONE SEE THIS FILM!!!’ feeling quite as powerfully/shoutily muchadoaboutdying.com

"Few will emerge without feeling they have made an exasperating new friend." Irish Times ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ MUCH ADO ABOUT DYING screens again at Light House on May 22 🎟 lighthousecinema.ie/film/much-ado-…

Spend this Wednesday afternoon with Director Simon Chambers’ remarkable uncle David - additional Dublin screening Light House Cinema on May 22 at 14.15 of the funny and life-affirming Much Ado About Dying Screen Ireland Much Ado About Dying