Cork Film Festival

Cork Film Festival

Location	Cork, Ireland
Language	International
Website	Cork Film Festival

The Cork Film Festival is a film festival held annually in Cork City, Ireland. It was established in 1956 as part of An Tóstal.

Established in 1956 Cork Film Festival is one of the oldest European Festivals, celebrating its 60th edition in November 2015.

The title of the festival changed for the period 2007 to 2012 to the Corona Cork Film Festival.^[1]

The programme is a mix of big budget pictures, world cinema, independent films, documentaries and short films from all over the globe. The festival is a showcase for Irish film production.^[2]

The current Artistic Director of the Festival is James Mullighan.

Festival

Awards

Grand Prix for international short
Grand Prix for Irish short
Grand Prix for Cork short
Cork Short Film Nominee for the European Film Awards
UCC Film Academy Student Jury

References

External links

Official website

FIAPF-accredited film festivals

Feature (Competitive)	Berlin Cannes Cairo Goa Karlovy Vary Locarno Mar del Plata Moscow Montreal San Sebastián Shanghai Tallinn (PÖFF) Tokyo Venice Warsaw

Feature (Competitive Specialised)	Antalya Brussels Busan Cartagena Cluj Napoca (TIFF) Courmayeur Gijón Istanbul Jeonju Kerala (Trivandrum) Kyiv Namur Sarajevo Sitges Stockholm Sydney Turin Valencia (Jove) Kolkata

Feature (Non-competitive)	Toronto Vienna

Documentary and Short	Bilbao Krakow Oberhausen St. Petersburg Tampere

Cork City

Districts

Culture

Events	Cork Jazz Festival Cork Film Festival Cork International Choral Festival Frank O'Connor International Short Story Award Live at the Marquee SoundEye Festival

Venues	Cork Opera House Cork Public Museum Crawford Municipal Art Gallery Everyman Palace Theatre Lewis Glucksman Gallery

Education

Third level	Cork College of Commerce Cork Institute of Technology Griffith College Cork St. John's Central College University College Cork

Secondary	Bishopstown Community School Christian Brothers College Coláiste Chríost Rí Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa Douglas Community School North Monastery Mount Mercy College Presentation Brothers College Hamblin and Porter's Grammar School

Health

History

Media

Print	Cork Independent Evening Echo Irish Examiner

Radio	Cork's 96FM Red FM

Parks and
recreational areas

Religion

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and structures

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