Kevin Barry debut feature to close film festival

Dark Lies the Island, the first film written by author Kevin Barry, will close the upcoming IndieCork Film Festival.

Kevin Barry debut feature to close film festival
Wed, 18 Sep, 2019 - 06:10
Kevin O’Neill

Dark Lies the Island, the first film written by author Kevin Barry, will close the upcoming IndieCork Film Festival.

The film, directed by Ian Fitzgibbon and starring Pat Shortt, Tommy Tiernan, Moe Dunford, Charlie Murphy and Peter Coonan, is just one of the many eye-catching works included on the biggest ever IndieCork Film Festival.

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