IndieCork a film festival of firsts

A new film festival is to be held in Cork next October — a month before Cork Film Festival.

IndieCork a film festival of firsts
Wed, 08 May, 2013 - 01:00
Dan Buckley

It will be spearheaded by Mick Hannigan and Úna Feely, two senior managers of the city’s original festival who were laid off from their jobs in March.

The new festival, IndieCork, was launched yesterday evening in the Bodega in Cork city centre. Those involved in the project say it is dedicated to independent film making.

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