Last November, “The Front Line,” an Irish thriller about a Congolese immigrant in Dublin who gets coerced into a bank heist, won the best feature award at the Magners Irish Film Festival. Tomorrow, on St. Patrick’s Day, the movie gets another screening as part of another annual local event: Boston College’s Irish Film Series.

For British actor, starring role is good deal
Ben Campbell in the new movie “21″ is just a quiet MIT undergraduate until Las Vegas flash and the adrenaline rush of high-stakes betting ignite his fast-living alter-ego.

Festival is proud to present
Israeli director Ran Tal wanted to understand his upbringing. Raised on a kibbutz, he visited his parents only at designated times, just one example of the style of communal living that shaped both his and his parent’s generations of kibbutzniks from the 1930s to the 1970s.

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Small snapshot sheds light on Africa’s AIDS crisis
In “Today the Hawk Takes One Chick,” Cambridge-based filmmaker Jane Gillooly focuses a still, clear lens on a tiny corner of Africa’s AIDS crisis and in so doing illuminates the whole. The documentary is heartbreaking but in none of the obvious ways; rather than disease per se, the subject is the vast and wrenching social consequences of epidemic.

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