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Indiecork Festival, and Hope to See You Enjoy All That Cork the Creative Cork Programmes, One of the Enjoy This, Our Anniversary Festival www.indiecork.com Supported by Rising Sons Brewery 08 15 Oct 2017 A festival of independent film & music 3 Main Sponsors Welcome to IndieCork 2017 Welcome to IndieCork 5 We thank our venue partners for their support – the wonderful Gate Cinema and Time passes quickly. Survival is success. The Village Hall operating as the Blacknight It’s extraordinary to consider that this is the Festival Centre this year; Industry partners, fifth edition of IndieCork. We’ve been very Screen Training Ireland, Film In Cork and proud of each of the earlier four editions Filmbase. One new and very special partner – great films and wonderful audiences - is the Visegrad Film Festival. This is a unique but this, our fifth anniversary, edition is a event in these islands, a festival dedicated to breakthrough. We’re bringing award-winners screening films from the Visegrad countries: from Sundance and Berlin and Karlovy Vary the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and to Cork. Our Opening Night film, Beach Rats, Slovakia. We’re delighted that this year it Partners won Best Director award at Sundance and happens under the umbrella of IndieCork, our Closing Night film, Summer 1993, is the enhancing our programme and bringing new Spanish nomination for the Best Foreign audiences. Film Award at the Academy awards. Both are directed by young women filmmakers by the Thanks are due to the members of the way! Call Me By Your Name is hotly tipped IndieCork co-operative without whom we for Oscar nominations. So, big films, trailing would not exist; to our sponsors Rising Sons plaudits and awards but all resolutely ‘indie’. Brewery who committed to the festival five Similarly with our documentary programme, years ago when it was still a dream, and to an exceptionally strong line-up. Likewise, our Blacknight Solutions who’s generous support independent music programme is all that has enabled us to expand our activities. We word implies: do delve in at the Blacknight thank Cork City Council who, through the Festival Centre and the Poor Relation to Arts Committee, give financial support. We experience Cork’s thriving indie music scene. thank Cork Housing Cooperative for their 20 years young kind support. and over the moon Jed Niegoda at the birth of One of the functions of IndieCork is to Some of the members of the IndieCork team. IndieCork champion productions by Irish independent We thank our many volunteers – those on filmmakers, identifying new talent and giving the screening panels and those who give Early pre-theatre menu it a platform. We’ve eight new Irish features in their time and energy throughout the week A Welcome from Rising Sons Brewery Monday - Saturday, 530 - 6.45pm the festival, four of which are receiving their of the festival. €23 for two courses €29 for three World Premieres in Cork. We’re honoured to We are delighted to see IndieCork light up the cultural life of Cork City Media Partners screen them. We thank the many filmmakers from across as they proceed into their 5th Festival, an auspicious birthday!. Our the world who entrust us with their films and brewery is always happy to be associated with the artistic life of the city. 021 427 7939 16 Lancaster Quay, Cork As in previous years there’s a strong Cork indeed those who are attending the festival As usual, we say that independent cinema and music go particularly element to the festival, two feature- to introduce their work to Cork audiences. well with craft beer, founded and run by independent businesses THE length documentaries, Frameworks’ The and the people behind them. We all attempt to contribute something PROJECT Limerick Brigadistas and Patrick O’Shea’s And of course our greatest thanks is to our meaningful and positive to Cork, whether its culture, art, music, film or TWINS fine documentary portrait Why Is There audiences who have supported us over the adding to the social fabric of the city. We welcome locals and visitors Anything Instead Of Nothing. And of course past four festivals. We’re confident that you’ll alike to the IndieCork Festival, and hope to see you enjoy all that Cork the Creative Cork programmes, one of the enjoy this, our anniversary festival. has to offer. highlights of the festival every year. Thank You The IndieCork Team 2017 Clíona McCabe Rising Sons Brewery Our Members & shareholders Margarida Moz, Portugal Film Filmmakers, Musicians & performers Tom Collins Clióna and Benny McCabe Kahloon Loke, Peccadillo Pictures Judy Wilkins & staff, Rising Sons Brewery Carey Fitzgerald, Starline Michele Neylon, Blacknight Solutions Patrick O’Shea Margaret Greene, Theresa Murphy & staff, The Gate Cinema Doug Morrione, Gary McMahon Credits Aisling McGill and team, The Village Hall Carnivalesque Jean Brennan & Cork City Council Ewa Bojanowska, New Europe Honorary Patron Visegrad Director Catalogue Production Team Design / Catalogue / Shane Clarke, Nano Nagle Place Emma O’Callaghan, GFD Ken Loach Peter Zemek Holly Leah Cooney Festival Poster Aoife Lohse ,The Ambassador Hotel Barbary Murphy, Sony Ireland Christian van den Bosch The Project Twins Helen McMahon & Críona Sexton, Screen Training Ireland Peter Zemek, Visegrad Festival Advisory Panel Festival Manager Úna Feely Eibhlín Ní Mhungaile, Creative Europe Ireland Glynnis Ritter, WG Film Lenny Abrahamson Éibh Collins Mick Hannigan Festival Trailer Laura Harte, Webprint Wouter Jannsen, Some Shorts Laurent Crouzeix James Mulvey Will Hickey James & Michael Fitzgerald, The Project Twins John Flahive, Wavelength Louis Marcus Programming Team Dylan Murphy Tony Langlois John Foley & Lisa Sheridan, Bite! Design Imelda Selkova, Slovakian Film Insitute Bill Morrison Úna Feely Joe O’Neill Denis Cotter & Geraldine O’Toole, Café Paradiso Salette Ramalho,Lilliana Costa, Agencia Curtas Pat Murphy Mick Hannigan Nejla Sammakia Awards Mary & Ivan Pawle, Mary Pawle Wines Arna Marie Bersaas, Norwegian Film Insitute Roger Shannon James Mulvey Liz Morrissey Arthur Leahy, Quay Co-op Margarida Moz, Ana David, Portugal Film John Smith Peter Zemek Administration Team Elke O’Mahony, Bia Sasta Gunpowdersky Celine Alpert Film Selection Panel Paul Casey, Ó Bhéal Poetry Tagdh O’Cruadhlaoich IndieCork Managing Music Programmers Holly Leah Cooney Dervla Baker Jim Morrish, CMJ Printing Mary Crilly & Dola Twomey Committee 2017 Cormac Daly Melina Schulz Christopher Ellis Alice Harrington, Maldron Hotel Elke O’Mahony, Bia Sasta Úna Feely Tony Langlois Loris Francoletti Joe Winfield Carey Fitzgerald, Starline Mick Hannigan PR & Communications Helen Lynch Colm Walsh, Clap media Rebecca Hawkes, Schedule 2 Eileen Hogan The Film Feast Crystal Anderson Caoimhe McGuinness Cormac Daly Hugh O’Donoghue, Young Filmmakers Ireland Tony Langlois Elke O’Mahony James Mulvey James Mulvey Rossa Mullin, Film In Cork Arthur Leahy Hospitality Manager Sabina Rogala Helio Leon Eimear O’Brien Ronan Leonard Technical Manager Ronan Leonard Peter Zemek Rossa Mullin, Film in Cork Paul O’Shea Ger Marshall Kieran Fitzgerald Nikki ffrench Davis & staff, Civic Trust House Dave Roche Elke O’Mahony Ronan Phelan Script Award Website Gerald Weber, sixpackfilm Georgia Hopkins Niall Owens Blacknight Centre Manager Niall Owens Joe Winfield Oli Harbottle, Marcel Karst, Dogwoof Films Francis Lynch Cormac Daly Ed Guiney, Annette Waldron Element Pictures Norah Norton IndieCork Co-Directors Photography Anne Turek, AG Kurz Ken Loach Úna Feely Marcin Lewandowski Kahloon Loke, Peccadillo Volunteers and friends for your invaluable support and encouragement Mick Hannigan Jedrzej Niezgoda Salette Ramalho & Lilian Costa, Agencia Curtas Metragem 4 Features 5 Box Office Information Opening Film – Beach Rats All tickets to the festival can be bought online at www.corkcinemas.com for The Gate USA / 2017 / 97 minutes www.eventbrite.com (IndieCork) for Blacknight Festival Centre Director: Eliza Hittman Producers: Philip Engelhorn, David Kaplan & Michael Raisler Writer: Eliza Hittman Leading Players: Harris Dickinson, Madeline Weinstein or in person Eliza Hittman’s award-winning Sundance hit, is a powerful character study that is as visually stunning as it is evocative. Frankie is an aimless teenager suffocating under the oppressive glare of his family and delinquent friends on the outskirts of Brooklyn. While he and his friends meander the Coney island boardwalk, he grapples with his own sexuality meeting men at a The Gate Cinema IndieCork Festival Desk at nearby cruising beach; simultaneously entering into a relationship with a young woman. As The Gate Cinema Frankie struggles to make sense of his double life, his decisions lead him on a crash course North Main Street, Cork City with irreparable consequences. +353 (0) 21 427 9595 Friday, Saturday & Sunday – 11am to 9.15pm daily Winner – Best Director, Sundance Film Festival 2017 www.corkcinemas.com Monday – Thursday – 1pm to 9.15pm daily ‘British newcomer Harris Dickinson makes a stunning impression in Eliza Hittman’s beautifully rendered Shows before 1pm – all shows €5.50 study of repressed sexuality in un-hip Brooklyn. This is achingly delicate psychological territory, heavily Email: [email protected] dependent on just the right actor to make flesh its scripted subtleties. Hittman fully delivers on the promise Up to 5pm - €6 / €5.50 Students / seniors of her rough-diamond debut “It Felt Like Love” Variety From 5pm - €9 / €8 Students / seniors Festival Season Ticket – €75 / Members €65 valid for all except The Film Feast Sun 8th / 9.15pm Gate Cinema Blacknight Festival Centre @ The Village Hall Nano Nagle Place 4, St. Patrick’s Quay South Presentation Centre
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