Waterford Film For All (WFFA) is a not-for-profit film society whose chief aim is is to broaden the range of films available to cinemagoers in Waterford city and its environs. Our new venture involves screening films in Storm Cinemas, Poleberry on Tuesday nights! Our new season for 2008 kicks off on Tuesday 1st April and is co-presented with WIT's Centre for Film Studies. All films will be screened at 8.30pm.

We are very proud to present an outstanding season that is open to everyone. Among the films that will be screened are I'm Not There, Lust Caution, Into the Wild, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly and the Oscar-winning There Will Be Blood.

The launch of the season takes place with the screening of a modern cinematic masterpiece, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, a film which the BBC's Mark Kermode has described as one of the best films of the year.

PLEASE NOTE: Membership of Waterford Film For All is required for all CLUB screenings, i.e. films screened without an Irish Film Censor's certificate. Membership normally costs €2 (€1 conc.). However, you can sign up for free here.