Film fest focuses on local talent

THE 56th Corona Cork Film Festival was officially opened at Cork Opera House last night by arts minister Jimmy Deenihan.

Film fest focuses on local talent
Mon, 07 Nov, 2011 - 00:00
Marc O'Sullivan, Arts Editor

Mr Deenihan said the Cork Film Festival is just the latest in a long line of film festivals he has opened in recent months. Others have included the Kerry Film Festival and the Charlie Chaplin Comedy Festival in Waterville.

“It’s a healthy sign for the industry that there are so many films being made here, and so many festivals to showcase them,” he said.

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