Cork International Film Festival: Highlights for the closing weekend
One Night in Millstreet screens at various centres as part of the Super Cine Saturday event of Cork International Film Festival.
An online conversation between the artist Myfanwy Frost-Jones and artist and researcher
Andrea Stultiens.
A Malaysian-language horror centred around a 12-year-old girl who discovers a terrifying secret about her body.
While navigating daily
discrimination, filmmaker Ella Glendining - born without hip joints and with shortened femurs - aims to find someone she can physically
relate to.
Cork
International Film Festival has teamed up with six Cork city and county venues: The Reel Picture Ballincollig and Blackpool, Cinemax Bantry, Gate Cinemas Midleton and Mallow, and the Regal Cinema in Youghal, to screen A Taste of CIFF.
Animated feature set in 1980s Manhattan focuses on a lonely dog who decides to build himself a robot companion.
Andrew Gallimore’s lively and colourful documentary recalls the Steve Collins v Chris Eubank fight.
This comedy-drama won the Jury Prize at Cannes Film Festival. Set in Helsinki, it focuses on two people who meet by chance in a karaoke bar.
German director Wim Wenders chronicles the work of his fellow countryman, artist Anselm Kiefer.
A young girl encounters a sea monster and embarks on an epic journey.
Sideways director Alexander Payne is reunited with Paul Giamatti in a drama set in a school in 1970.
