We know that times are strange, but when did this ever stop independent filmmakers from expressing themselves? And so, to respond to the hardships of lockdown and to the uncertainty of a post-lockdown future, we thought we’d encourage a creative response… In the spirit of the legendary Dogme 95, IndieCork now launch The Vow of […]
These are difficult times for the Irish filmmaking community, a community we’re proud to be part of. Filmmaking is interrupted, cinemas are closed, festivals are having to re-think their mission. At IndieCork we continue to prepare for our 8th edition in October. Mindful of the challenging circumstances we’re in close contact with our international festival […]
Supported by the Arts Office of Cork County Council, IndieCork will tour a ‘See Our Shorts’ county wide programme, programme of the best of Irish and International short films. All screenings are free to the public, and take place in the following locations: – October 27th / 6pm / The Regal Cinema, Youghal – November […]
Best World Short Film Winner: Sheep, Wolf and A Cup Of Tea by Marion Lacourt, France At night, while family members indulge in curious rituals before sleeping, a child invokes a wolf from the bottom of a box. This director based her film on the strange light and the dreamy night recollections of her […]
IndieCork Festival, the festival of independent film in Ireland, came to a hugely successful conclusion on Sunday night October 13th – having broken it’s box office and attendance record, and welcomed more guests to Cork than ever before. The Festival announced it’s 2019 award winners, which included Best Irish Short Film won by Starry Night […]
IndieCork Festival, which kicks off next Sunday 6th October, for eight days and nights of screenings, has announced its music showcase. The music element of the festival has been developed over the last seven editions of the festival, to represent some of the best, innovative music artists in Cork and beyond. Tony Langlois, music programmer […]
“IndieCork is thrilled to have secured the World Premiere of new Irish indie feature, The New Music.” announced festival co-director, Mick Hannigan. “One of the founding aims of the festival was to provide a platform for emerging talent and The New Music impressed us hugely with its faith in music and in friendship.” Directed by […]
IndieCork Festival, the festival of independent film in Ireland, has announced several new exciting additions to the programme. A new Irish film – Dark Lies The Island – written by author Kevin Barry, directed byIan Fitzgibbon, and starring Pat Shortt, Tommy Tiernan and Moe Dunford has been announced as the festival’s Closing Night film screening […]
IndieCork Festival, has announced it’s Opening Night film which has been produced, directed and stars all-female talent. The film, ‘A Bump Along the Way’ stars Bronagh Gallaher of Pulp Fiction and The Commitments fame. ‘A Bump Along The Way’ won the Best Irish First Feature award at this year’s Galway Film Fleadh. The film will […]
IndieCork Film Festival and Cork Institute of Technology (CIT Arts Office, CIT Crawford College of Art & Design, and CIT Cork School of Music) are excited to announce the second edition of art(ist)FILM – a new partnership between Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) and IndieCork Film Festival to present moving image works by student and […]