Cork Film Festival launches 2018 programme of 250 films

The festival, which runs from November 9-18, will showcase Irish and international films with a focus on current global issues.

Cork Film Festival launches 2018 programme of 250 films
Wed, 17 Oct, 2018 - 12:12

By Olivia Kelleher

Ireland's first and largest film festival, the 63rd Cork Film Festival, which will feature films with themes centred on LGBT, mental health, child poverty, gender equality and human rights is set to take place next month. The festival, which runs from November 9-18, will showcase Irish and international films with a focus on current global issues.

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