IndieCork opener gets scary in Bantry as Damian makes the most of hometown connections

The film-maker didn't have a huge budget for Caveat,  but he did have plenty of goodwill and a very creepy bunny 
IndieCork opener gets scary in Bantry as Damian makes the most of hometown connections

A scene from Caveat, which opens the IndieCork film festival  this weekend. 

Much like that pink bunny with the long-life batteries keeps going on and on, the 'bunny rabbit' in Caveat will have a long life — in your nightmares. The film will open the upcoming IndieCork film festival, which is pretty good timing for getting into the Halloween vibe.

As well as taking place in the cinema, there will be a new online festival hub where many of the festival films can be viewed from home. But this one is to be screened in the Gate Cinema on Cork's North Main Street on Sunday, October 4 at 8.30pm (and online for streaming an hour later).  Many of us have been deprived of cinema visits for some time now. But the 'basics' remain the same: arrive on time, no feet on the seats in front, and be quiet.  

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