Review: One Million American Dreams
Loretta Goff discovers the secrets of New York's mass graves in Brendan Byrne’s 'One Million American Dreams'.
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Cork International Film Festival an exciting and ambitious annual film festival, connecting audiences and artists through a curated selection of the best films. First recognised by the International Federation of Film Producers in 1950, it now hosts three Oscar®-accredited awards. Nearly 69 years after its Cannes beginnings, Cork International Film Festival’s influence stretches from Cork to Hollywood.
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Review: The Belly of the Whale
Cian Griffin enters 'The Belly of the Whale', which screened at this cork Film Festival.
Review: Maeve
Jack O'Dwyer gets caught up in the fractured narrative of Pat Murphy's seminal Irish Feminist film 'Maeve', which screened at this year's Cork Film Festival.
Review: Town of Strangers
Loretta Goff meet the locals in the County Galway town of Gort, in Treasa O’Brien's Town of Strangers, with a diverse cast, including young Irish Travellers, English New Age hippies, Brazilian factory workers and Syrian refugees.
Review: Free Radicals
Vjekoslav Vondra was at the Cork Film Festival to take in selection of experimental film works screened in memory of Josephine Massarella (1957 – 2018).
Review: The Curious Works of Roger Doyle
Loretta Goff goes on a journey through 'The Curious Works of Roger Doyle', Brian Lally's documentary the 'Godfather of Irish Electronica'.