Dramas, shorts, documentaries: Ten to see at Cork International Film Festival 

Live screenings are back, and there's also an extensive online programme you can watch from home 
Dramas, shorts, documentaries: Ten to see at Cork International Film Festival 

Cork International Film Festival.

Fri, 05 Nov, 2021 - 16:45
Des O’Driscoll, Arts/Culture Editor 

The Cork International Film Festival begins on Friday, November 5, with a week of live screenings, followed by a nine-day digital programme from Saturday 13th, where many of the participating films can be watched from home.

Here's just a selection of 10 of the offerings on the programme:

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