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Fri, 09 Oct, 2015 - 01:00

Des O’Driscoll

FILM TIPS: Michael Fassbender starring in the Steve Jobs biopic is one of the upcoming biggies, and while the film gets a general release in November, its official Irish premiere will be held in Cork as part of the city’s film festival (Nov 6-15).

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