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Cork Film Festival 2017 Awards Ceremony Join Us in Celebrating Excellence in Flmmaking at the Cork Film Festival Awards Cork 62. Cork Film Festival Film Festival November 10–19 2017 Nov 10–19 2017 corkflmfest.org Sponsors and Partners Principal Funder Principal Media Partner Principal Venue Partner Funding Partners Co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union Media Partners Venue Partners Principal Accommodation Partner Drinks Partner Telecommunications Partner Trophy Partner Transport Partner CORkIRISH HANDCRAFTED CRYSTaL DESIGN Cultural Supporters screen ion miss com Partners and Supporters Information Booking Information Book Now Online at corkflmfest.org 01 By phone on +353 (0) 21 4271711 Booking In person at the Festival Hub Information 05 Festival Hub Awards 119 ST PATRICK’S STREET (from 30th October) Premises kindly supplied by Carphone Warehouse. Drop into the 06 Festival Hub to book tickets and fnd out the latest news. By Category Booking Enquiries 07 Email [email protected] for all ticket related enquiries Illuminate Ticket Prices (unless otherwise stated:) 08 Gala presentations €15 Daytime Screenings (Mon – Fri, before 6pm) €7.50/€6.50 Family Evening Screenings (Mon – Fri, after 6pm) €10/€8.50 Weekend Screenings €10/€8.50 09 Festival Fan Pass - 7 flms €50/€42 Schools Family Pass (two adults and two children) €25 Screenings * Additional adults tickets charged at €7.50 * Additional children tickets charged at €6 10 School Screenings €5 Industry * Accompanying teachers go free 17 Festival Friends & Corporate Membership Day by Day Festival Friends and Corporate Members enjoy all that the Festival 82 has to ofer, receiving complimentary tickets, exclusive event invitations, recognition for their support, and much more. For more information and to join, please visit: corkflmfest.org/friends Shorts Programme Festival Friend €165 Double Festival Friend €190 103 Corporate Friend €500/€1000/€2500 Schedule Terms and Conditions For full details of our ticketing terms and conditions, and for Social additional information, please visit our website at corfkilmfest.org. facebook.com/corkflmfest Please note that all information contained in this brochure is correct @CorkFilmFest at the time of printing but that changes may occur. instagram.com/corkflmfest Book now: corkflmfest.org | 021 427 1711 1 Information Welcome Welcome A port city, connected to the world; A country with close ties to Europe, America and beyond; A festival providing a lens on the world, connecting people through flm and conversation. For 62 years the Cork Film Festival has provided a lens on the world to the people of Cork, Ireland and the many international visitors who travel to our port city to lose themselves in flm for a week. The Cork Film Festival, which Cork City Council is honoured to part fund, never ceases to inspire us: to transport us from the mundane to the miraculous and to open our eyes to worlds that we never knew existed. It is one of the city’s most signifcant and popular arts events and remains the largest flm festival in Ireland. For many, it makes the onset of winter more bearable. So welcome to Cork, recently nominated as one of eight ideal cities in Europe for culture and creativity. And remember, the Cork Film Festival is a festival for the people Cllr. Tony Fitzgerald,Cllr. Tony Ardmhéara Chorcaí, Lord Mayor of Cork and not just flm bufs. In 1956, the founders of this festival were ambitious that the Cork Film Festival “must always be strongly infuenced by the company it keeps. The company is good.” In 2017 the company is still good. The frst flm festival in Cork was recognised by the International Federation of Film Producers Association, one of only 5 globally to be approved at their 1950 Congress in Cannes. In 2017, Cork Film Festival is one of only 40 festivals worldwide - and the only one in Ireland to have two awards with Oscars ® Accreditation. Our spark was ignited, travelling from Cannes to Cork; our infuence, nearly 65 years later, reaches from Cork to Hollywood. We look forward to welcoming you to the Festival this year. Helen Boyle Chair of the Board 2 Book now: corkflmfest.org | 021 427 1711 Information Introduction Introduction Festivals are extraordinary beasts - unique collaborations that fuse art, audience and place. They excite, enrage, engage and entertain. The 2017 Festival is bookended by two distinctive flms that couldn’t be more diferent. It’s a pleasure, and thoroughly appropriate, to open with the festive romp that is The Man Who Invented Christmas, while Alexander Payne’s sci-f road move Downsizing confrms his status as a flmmaker with rare depth and wit. In between these two titles, we present over 200 flms from 50 countries, including multiple award winners from the international festival circuit; veteran auteurs such as Michael Haneke, Takashi Miike and Mohammad Rasoulof; the likes of Clio Barnard, Sebastián Lelio and Ale Ross Perry, all gradually building impressive bodies of work; and, perhaps most signifcantly, there are plenty Fiona Clark Festival Producer and CEO of thrilling new voices with debut features, and Ana Urushadze, Daan Bakker and Deborah Haywood are among many names to look out for. A provocative documentary programme includes established non-fction flmmakers Alex Gibney, Frederick Wiseman, Brett Morgan and Eugene Jarecki, while we proudly celebrate Irish cinema with keenly anticipated flms from Pat Collins and Frank Berry standing alongside newer talents. Our archive ofering includes restorations of flms by Hitchcock, Powell and Pressburger and Clouzot, and there are 17 shorts programmes, illustrating our frm commitment to the form. We hope to encourage future audiences through our Family and School’s programmes, while we continue to provoke discussion and debate about mental health issues with our Illuminate strand. Many people and partners are instrumental in the delivery of the festival. Michael Hayden Guest Programme Director We are hugely grateful to our Principal Funder, the Arts Council, and Cork City Council, as well as all our funders, sponsors, local businesses, cultural organisations, and Festival staf and volunteers. We would like to thank them all, and especially our audiences - the flmmakers who make the work, the industry who enable us to share that work, and above all the paying public, from young people exploring the world through flm for the frst time, to the committed cinephile. All are essential in shaping a programme of fact and fction that is uniquely available in Cork, creating a truly distinctive and enjoyable festival experience. We warmly encourage you to explore this feast of flm and we look forward to welcoming you to the 62nd Cork Film Festival. Book now: corkflmfest.org | 021 427 1711 3 Information Awards Cork Film Festival Ofcial Selection Awards 2017 Cork Film Festival champions new voices and celebrates excellence in flmmaking through its eight Awards. Join us at the Awards Ceremony on Sunday, 19th November at 5:15pm at the Triskel to fnd out the winners of Cork Film Festival 2017. Awards will be presented in the following categories. Shorts Awards Features Awards Grand Prix Irish Short 1500 Gradam Spiorad Na Féile *Academy Award® Qualifying Category (Spirit Of The Festival Award) The winning flm will have the opportunity Presented by to feature on the RTÉ Player. Proudly presented by RTÉ Supporting the Arts Nominated Films: Colo Keep the Change Michael Inside Grand Prix International Short Pin Cushion *Academy Award® Qualifying Category Vazante Village Rockstars Documentary Short Award Best Cork Short Gradam Na Féile Do Scannáin Faisnéise (Award For Cinematic Documentary) Cork Film Festival Youth Jury Nominated Films: Dina Ex Libris - The New York Public Library Good Luck Other Awards Last Men in Aleppo Mrs. Fang Lux Prize Nomination Promised Land Untitled Audience Award Chosen by you, the audience. Presented by Cork Film Festival Nomination For European Short Film Awards 2018 Book now: corkflmfest.org | 021 427 1711 5 Information By Category Categories IRISH Oh Lucy! 71 Bobbi Jene 45 Cork on Camera 29 A Fantastic Woman 66 Dina 47 Song of Granite 31 The Last Photograph 59 Donkeyote 50 The Lodgers 33 A Man of Integrity 60 Tarzan’s Testicles 53 No Party for Billy Burns 40 Arrhythmia 38 Ouaga Girls 57 Writing Home 52 Pin Cushion 65 Mrs. Fang 58 Photo City 57 November 66 Jane 59 Michael Inside 58 3/4 70 Conny Plank: Just Charlie 71 The Potential of Noise 60 FAMILY The Square 72 Sand and Blood 62 Paddington 2 20 The Young Karl Marx 60 Winnie 62 We’re Going on a Bear Hunt 68 Loveless 64 Teenage Superstars 64 Bufalo Rider 69 Golden Exits 73 Ask The Sexpert 68 Family Friendly Shorts 76 Dark River 74 The Venerable W. 70 Red Dog: True Blue 77 Dayveon 72 Promised Land 65 Village Rockstars 22 Bombshell: WORLD Most Beautiful Island 66 The Hedy Lamarr Story 76 Bad Lucky Goat 20 Sami Blood 63 Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda 77 Hotel Salvation 23 & 50 Satan Said Dance 74 Unrest 78 Birds Are Singing in Kigali 23 Western 64 The Florida Project 24 Black Cop 25 SHORTS Nico 24 Good Time 17 Irish Shorts 1 20 Quality Time 24 Irish Shorts 2 37 Film Stars Don’t ARCHIVE Irish Shorts 3 50 Die in Liverpool 23 & 25 A Matter of Life and Death 21 Irish Shorts 4 56 Blade of The Immortal 25 The Big Heat 22 Irish Shorts 5 62 Gemini 26 The Wages of Fear 23 Irish Shorts 6 69 Juze 26 Close Encounters International Shorts 1 29 Good Luck 29 of the Third Kind 28 International Shorts 2 36 Three Peaks 78 In a Lonely Place 30 International Shorts 3 42 The Cakemaker 31 Sorcerer 38 International Shorts 4 42 Scary Mother 30 North by Northwest 69 International Shorts 5 56 Felicite 32 Saturday
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