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Welcome to IndieCork 7!

We’re a little surprised but delighted to find ourselves seven years old this year! Our delight is in presenting our strongest programme yet. The festival is book-ended by two strong Irish comedies and in between we have films from the Sundance, Berlin, Cannes, Rotterdam, Toronto, and Venice festivals among others. We are also honoured to screen three Irish world premieres - one fiction and two documentary features.

A founding purpose of IndieCork is to serve as a platform for emerging filmmakers and we present 12 programmes of new Irish short films, including three programmes of shorts competing for our Best Emerging Irish Female Director award. We welcome all those presenting their films to IndieCork audiences as they set out on their filmmaking careers.

A huge thanks to our sponsors, Blacknight and other funders for their crucial support to our programme and venue partners, to the IndieCork Members, to our many volunteers and of course to our supporters and audiences.

IndieCork is an international festival and, after seven years, one with an international reputation. However, we’re conscious of our place within the local creative community – of filmmakers, musicians and artists and for us this is important. Cork is a creative place and we’re proud to be part of that. Thank you for joining us for this special week!

honorary Patron Ken Loach

advisory PanelLenny AbrahamsonLaurent CrouzeixLouis MarcusBill MorrisonPat MurphyRoger ShannonJohn Smith

IndieCork Managing Committee 2019Dr. Eileen Hogan (Chairperson)Cormac DalyÚna FeelyMick HanniganDr.Tony LangloisArthur LeahyRonan LeonardHelen LynchGer MarshallElke O’MahonyNiall Owens

IndieCork Co-DirectorsÚna FeelyMick Hannigan

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Programming TeamÚna FeelyMick HanniganJames MulveyPeter Zemek

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Festival Trailer 2018Silvio Severino (visuals)Tony Langlois (sound)

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IndieCork Festival Awards 2019Best Emerging Irish Female DirectorBest Creative Cork ShortBest Irish ShortBest World ShortÓ Bhéal Poetry Film Awardart(ist)FILM Award ‘Spirit of the Festival’ AwardEmerging Music Award

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Director: Ian FitzGibbon Year: 2019 Country: Ireland Running Time: 87 minsProducer: Michael Garland / Writer: Kevin Barry / Cast: Peter Coonan, Moe Dunford, Charlie Murphy

13th October

8.30pm

Gate Cinema

Dark Lies The Island is an Irish comedy about a family spinning out of control in a small rural town where two brothers try to crawl out from the shadow of their domineering father while his young wife is trapped in a whirlpool of sexual jealousy.

It’s a story about life and death, sex and violence, dark memories, murderous intentions, jealousy, guilt, and betrayal. The film comes from the fertile imagination of award-winning novelist, playwright and now screenwriter, Kevin Barry.

“Martin and John Michael McDonagh watch out! Another Irish literary figure has made the jump to the silver screen, bringing something fresh to the country’s trademark dark comedies.“ Film IrelandSource: Break Out Pictures

Director: Shelly Love Year: 2019

Country: Ireland Running Time: 90 mins

Director: Shelly Love Producer: Louise Gallagher

/ Writer: Tess McGowan / Cast: Bronagh Gallagher, Lola

Petticrew, Mary Moulds

Opening Film A Bump Along

The Way

6th October

8.30pm

Gate Cinema

Starring Bronagh Gallagher and an outstanding cast of supporting actors, A Bump Along the Way tells the story of fun-loving, 44-year-old single mum Pamela (Gallagher) who becomes pregnant much to the shame of her buttoned-up teenage daughter Allegra. As Pamela deals with her unexpected pregnancy and the growing pains of the disgruntled Allegra, the challenges they both face ultimately bring mother and daughter to a better understanding of themselves and each other.

“A sweet and uplifting film about female relationships, the difficulties of life in a small town and the power of standing up for yourself.” Film IrelandBest First Feature, Galway Film Fleadh, 2019Source: Element Pictures Distribution

Opening/Closing

Closing FilmDark LiesThe Island

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Director: Sherry Hormann Year: 2019Country: Germany Running Time: 92 mins

A Regular Woman

7th October

8.30pm

Gate Cinema

Based on the true story of Hatun Aynur Sürücü, whose murder caused an outcry in 2005, this compelling film is the story of a confident young German woman of Kurdish-Turkish ancestry, who loves life and knows exactly how she wants to live hers. However, pressed into a forced marriage in Istanbul, her personal tragedy unfolds. Eventually returning home with her child to Germany and divorced disgrace, she rejects the faith in which she was raised. Through an innovative approach, the director restores Aynur’s voice by allowing her narrate her own fate and story.

“Sherry Hormann’s compelling feature finds a fresh angle on the ‘honour killing’.” Variety “A meticulous dramatic re-enactment designed specifically to give a victim back their voice.” The Hollywood Reporter

Director: Jan Komasa Year: 2019

Country: Poland Running Time: 116 mins

Corpus Christi

10th October

8.30pm

Gate Cinema

Inspired by real-life events, the film follows the story of a young troubled man, whose experience of a spiritual transformation while living in a youth detention center, eventually leads him to a small parish where he impersonates a visiting priest. His accidental taking over of the local parish as a charismatic preacher is an opportunity for the community to begin the healing process after a local tragedy.

“Bielenia captures a vivid sense of the emotions that Daniel experiences from the alertness of a trapped animal at the offenders’ institution to the euphoria that seems to surge through him after the delivery of a rousing sermon. His committed performance and Komasa’s assured storytelling convince us.” Screen Daily

Toronto International Film Festival, 2019

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Director: Edmunds Jansons Year: 2019 Country: Latvia Running Time: 70 minsEnglish-language animation

Jacob, Mimmi & The Talking Dogs

13th October

11.30am

Gate Cinema

Jacob lives in the city and dreams of becoming an architect like his dad. He spends a lot of time drawing buildings and daydreaming while his father is at work. One day dad has to go away on business and Jacob has to spend a whole week with his bossy cousin Mimmi and her ex-pirate father Eagle. As soon as Jacob arrives it turns out that the local park is about to be transformed into skyscrapers by a greedy businessman. Jacob and Mimmi decide to stop the development. It turns out that they can only do it with the help of a pack of local dogs that… can talk!

A lovely family animation sure to please all ages.

Director: Jenna Cato Bass Year: 2019

Country: South AfricaRunning Time: 117 mins

Flatland

11th October

8.30pm

Gate Cinema

After her disastrous wedding night, Natalie flees her husband and her small town in South Africa’s desolate Karoo region. Reuniting with her best friend Poppie, the two women escape together across the endless winter landscape. Hot on their trail is Captain Beauty Cuba, a lonely policewoman intent on proving the innocence of her fiancé, who has been framed for Natalie’s crime. The fate of these three different, yet equally desperate women converges as they ride towards self-discovery.

“Jenna Bass’s blast of a third feature is a limber, lively and very South African fusion of western, road movie and film noir… something of a feminist milestone for a national cinema where genre film has hitherto been a boys’ game.“ Variety

Toronto International Film Festival, 2019Berlin Film Festival, 2019

Director: Armand Rovira Year: 2018 Country: Spain Running Time: 78 mins

Letters to Paul Morrissey

9th October

12:00pm

Gate Cinema

Drugs, vampirism, existential crises and melodies of another time mark the lives of several characters: a sex symbol of the underground cinema, two cursed lovers, a man seeking his salvation, an unsuccessful actress and a Japanese with a mysterious illness. Five stories apparently not related but have a curious relationship with each other. Paul Morrissey, film director and collaborator with Andy Warhol‘s Factory.

“Armand Rovira’s Letters to Paul Morrissey is a true pleasure to witness, slightly echoing Guy Maddin’s experiments with found footage and certainly his weird sense of humour.” Cineuropa

Best Director, Torino Underground Cinefest, 2019Vibrations Award, Festival de Jóvenes Realizadores de Granada, 2019

Director: Joanna Priestley Year: 2018

Country: USA Running Time: 60 mins

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North of Blue

10th October

12.30pm

Gate Cinema

Inspired by the chilling and mysterious winter landscapes of the Yukon, North of Blue is a mesmerizing non-narrative exploration giving form to the formless and offering shifting focal points and patterns that explore tensions between the recognizable and the strange.

“Bursting with lively colours and dynamic shapes, North of Blue is abstract art come to life. A dreamlike façade, North of Blue is a stunning symphony which speaks to the explorer in us all.” Ottawa International Animation Festival

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Director: Justine Triet Year: 2019 Country: France Running Time: 100 mins

Sibyl

12th October

8.30pm

Gate Cinema

The closing film of Cannes Film Festival 2019, this elegantly told tale of a psychotherapist, is in many ways, the story of a creative crisis. Sibyl, a jaded psychotherapist, returns to her first passion, writing. But her newest patient Margot, a troubled up-and-coming actress, proves to be a source of inspiration that is far too tempting. Fascinated almost to the point of obsession, Sibyl becomes more and more involved in Margot’s tumultuous life, reviving volatile memories that bring her face to face with her past.

“A witty, slinky, psychodrama with just enough on its mind.” Variety

Toronto International Film Festival, 2019Official Competition, Cannes Film Festival, 2019

Director: Juro Šlauka Year: 2019

Country: Slovakia Running Time: 70 mins

Punk Never Ends!

11th October

11.45am

Gate Cinema

A thirty-year-old drug-addict punk lives in a decaying sublet at a dump with his partner and his two-year-old son. His ‘idyllic’ world is suddenly threatened by a letter from the social services. In fear of losing the child, the punk pulls himself together and seeks a satisfactory resolution to the situation. His impulsive behaviour, however, does not take account of the consequences, and all the opportunities result in a free fall.

“Šlauka combines fiction and documentary realism to portray the obscure reality of a group of punks in the suburbs of Western Slovakia… an enthralling excursion into a setting unknown to most.” Cineuropa

Director: Soudade Kaadan Year: 2018 Country: Syria Running Time: 90 mins

The Day I Lost My Shadow

9th October

3.45pm

Gate Cinema

At the outset of the war in Syria, young mother Sana, is trying to maintain normality in her home for the sake of her son. But between power outages, the water being cut off, and gas shortages Sana’s daily duties are becoming increasingly difficult. Intent on cooking for her son, Sana takes a risk: along with brother and sister, she hires a cab to get propane. When the trio is caught in a misunderstanding at a checkpoint, they find themselves lost on the outskirts of Damascus. With night falling, and her son alone at home, Sana is dragged deeper into the conflict and, at times, into another world.

“An impressive depiction of one of the most tragic realities of the past decades.” Variety

Lion of the Future Award, Venice Film Festival 2018

Director: Chiara Viale Year: 2019


The New Music

12th October

6.00pm

Gate Cinema

Adrian is a pianist with a promising career whose life falls apart when he’s diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson‘s Disease. Afraid of the implications of the illness, Adrian runs away from home. In Dublin he finds a room with three friends who play together in a punk band.

Adrian slowly bonds with them and becomes fascinated with their lifestyle and the music they play. When forced to confess that he has Parkinson‘s, his new friends invite him to join the band. He might not be destined to play concert halls anymore, but at least he‘ll be able to express his musical talents.

World PremiereDirector Chiara Viale will attend the screening.Source: [email protected]

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Director: Felix Castaldo Year: 2019


The Rollover

6th October

3.45pm

Gate Cinema

The Rollover tells the story of Charlie and his frantic search for his missing younger brother through the underground rave scene of Cork. His search leads him deep into rural Cork where he encounters the dark and surreal effects of a new synthetic drug being manufactured in the area.

Preceded by

Oscar Had A DreamFelix Castaldo / Ireland / 2019 / 23 mins A young man losing hope in his dream visits ‘Dreamcatchers’, a place where people go to forget about their once coveted dream. The case officer assigned to Oscar has a few issues of his own.

Director Felix Castaldo will attend the screeningSource: [email protected]

Director: Rachel Leah Jones, Philippe Bellaiche Year: 2019 Country: USA Running Time: 110 mins

Advocate

11th October

6.00pm

Gate Cinema

Lea Tsemel defends Palestinians: from feminists to fundamentalists, from nonviolent demonstrators to armed militants. As a Jewish-Israeli lawyer who has represented political prisoners for five decades, Tsemel, in her tireless quest for justice, pushes the praxis of a human rights defender to its limits. As far as most Israelis are concerned, she defends the indefensible. As far as Palestinians are concerned she’s more than an attorney, she’s an ally.

Advocate follows Tsemel’s caseload in real time, including the high-profile trial of a 13-year-old boy, her youngest client to date, while also revisiting her landmark cases and reflecting on the political significance of her work and the personal price one pays for taking on the role of ‘devil’s advocate’.

Director: Emma Davie, Peter Mettler, David Abram

Year: 2018 Country: Switzerland

Running Time: 78 mins

BecomingAnimal

10th October

11.30am

Gate Cinema

With its dizzying diversity of wildlife, trails of curious humans in RV’s and billion-year-old geology, the film is a geyser of provocative ideas and heightened sensations related to the sublime circuitry that connects us to our ever-shifting surroundings. Driven by wonder, curiosity and a desire for balance between ecological and technological imperatives, Becoming Animal is an invitation to explore our relationship with this “more than human world” and recognise it for what it is: an exquisitely intricate system in which everything is alive and expressive, humans, animals and landscapes are inextricably interdependent, and there is no such thing as empty space.

“Something actually new and full of life came in the form of freewheeling audiovisual essay, Becoming Animal... A big-screen viewing recommended.” Sight and Sound

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World Features Documentary Panorama

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Director: Eszter Hajdú Year: 2018 Country: Hungary Running Time: 82 mins

Hungary 2018

6th October

6.00pm

Gate Cinema

In a politically-ruptured Hungary, left-winger Ferenc Gyurcsány battles against nationalism. Twenty-eight years after the fall of communism, and on the eve of a new presidential election, Hungary arrives at a political crossroads. Is it another four years of far-right populism, with Viktor Orbán, or will former Prime Minister Gyurcsány and his pro-European left-wing party prevail? This film transcends political battles and seeks to understand the rise of nationalism, and right-wing extremism in Europe. The majority of the crew still seek anonymity out of fear of revenge under Orbán’s regime.

“A thrilling documentary… the film becomes a portrait, not only of the elections in Hungary, but of the rise of nationalism worldwide.” Cineuropa

IDFA, 2019

Director: Steven Eastwood Year: 2018

Country: UK Running Time: 90 mins

Island

7th October

3.45pm

Gate Cinema

Across the water on the island, four individuals experience the year in which their lives will end. Illness progresses, relationships gently shift, and we are witness to rarely-seen and intensely private moments. One person shares their acceptance of death, whilst another is surrounded by a community in shock. Filmed over twelve months on the Isle of Wight, Island is a life-affirming reflection on the phenomena of dying, portraying the transition away from personhood and observing the last days and hours of life. The moment of death is shown to be natural and everyday, but also unspeakable and strange.

“Hauntingly evocative” The GuardianBest Observational Documentary, Docs Ireland, 2019Director Steven Eastwood will present the film. He will give a Documentary Masterclass in UCC on Tuesday Oct 8th. See page 38.

Director: Jakub Hejna, Helena Trestíková Year: 2019 Country: Czech Republic Running Time: 79 mins

Forman V Forman

13th October

1.30pm

Gate Cinema

Born in Czechoslovakia, Miloš Foreman’s parents died in concentration camps and he grew up in an orphanage. This sealed his lifelong commitment to resisting authority. Fed a steady diet of propaganda films, he falls for Italian neo-realism, buys a 16mm camera and bunks into film school. Forman makes the Czech New Wave classic The Fireman’s Ball and after fleeing to New York in 1968 and a spell lounging in the Chelsea Hotel, he makes One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s nest.

“Using illuminating footage from all phases of Milos Forman‘s life, veteran filmmaker Trestíková pays a warm tribute to a man who steered a roller-coaster route to an eventful and fulsome 86 years” The Hollywood ReporterCannes Film Festival, 2019

Director: Marie Losier Year: 2019

Country: France, Germany Running Time: 50 mins

Felix in Wonderland

12th October

6.30pm

Blacknight Festival Centre

A journey into the world of Felix Kubin and his musical and sound experiences thanks to his favorite instrument, the Korg MS20. The portrait of an inspired artist in whose head music never stops; where microphones are given to dogs to eat in Slovakia; where the sound of air vents and underwater songs are recorded; and where we joyfully plunge into the fiction of the dreams and nightmares which haunt the songs and sound creations of this artist without borders, the German prince of contemporary electronic music.Preceded by

Ghosts from Now Margaux Basch / France / 2019 / 20 minA film about emigration. What is it to leave, to mourn a place, or a time.

Documentary PanoramaDocumentary Panorama

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Director: Tom Burke Year: 2018 Country: Ireland Running Time: 83 mins

Losing Alaska

9th October

8.30pm

Gate Cinema

Sitting atop a melting permafrost, battered by coastal erosion and aggressive summer melt waters, Newtok, Alaska is set to be the first American town lost to climate change.

Losing Alaska tells the story of a small community dealing with a slow moving disaster. They have known for decades that their future was in peril; they have seen the land dropping away on all sides and the river growing stronger year after year. They will lose their first building sometime in 2019. The school, the highest building in the town, could be taking in water by 2020. This is the local story with global significance.

Director Tom Burke will attend the screening.

Losing Alaska is presented in association with Cork Environmental Forum

Director: Ken Williams, Denis Fitzpatrick Year: 2019


Lift

12th October

4.15pm

Gate Cinema

Lift is the inspiring story of Karen Barry, a Cork woman, dental receptionist and mum-of-three. Several years ago and feeling unhealthy she decided to get fit. She tried jogging but found it boring. She tried spin classes but they weren’t for her. Then one day she spotted the weights in the corner of the gym. She’d never lifted as much as a dumbbell but something about them appealed to her. Two months later she lifted 95kg and the gym’s owner’s jaw dropped to the floor. In powerlifting, Karen had found her sport and she went on to break Irish records.

2017 is her biggest year yet. She aims to qualify for the World Championships in Minsk. It’s a huge commitment but Karen faces into it with cheerful courage.

World Premiere

Directors Williams and Fitzpatrick will attend the screening.

Director: Ivete Lucas, Patrick Bresnan Year: 2019 Country: USA Running Time: 112 mins

Pahokee

11th October

11.30am

Gate Cinema

This is a detailed and astonishing portrait of Pahokee, a rural village in the Everglades, Florida. Very close-knit, its inhabitants fight to face fragile financial situations and an uncertain future. The film captures the daily life of the city. From sporting events to beauty contests at school, the filmmakers explore social and community rituals, and how gender and identity are portrayed as new stories are created. Pahokee is complex multi-faceted work that recalls both the raw social realism of the new American cinema and the neorealist style, a powerful portrait of a forgotten America, absent from the current political discourse.

Sundance Film Festival, 2019

Director: Fredrik Gertten Year: 2019

Country: Sweden Running Time: 92 mins

Push

8th October

8.30pm

Gate Cinema

Housing prices are skyrocketing in cities around the world. Incomes are not. Push sheds light on a new kind of faceless landlord, on increasingly unliveable cities and on an escalating crisis that has an effect on us all. This is not gentrification, it’s a different kind of monster. The film follows Leilani Farha, the UN Special Rapporteur on Adequate Housing, as she travels the globe, trying to understand who’s being pushed out of the city and why.

“I believe there’s a huge difference between housing as a commodity and gold as a commodity. Gold is not a human right, housing is.” Leilani Farha.“Push: a gripping new film about how global finance is fuelling the housing crisis and making cities unaffordable to live in.” The GuardianThe screening will be followed by a panel discussion on the housing crisis in Cork.

Documentary Panorama Documentary Panorama

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Director: Diarmuid Galvin Year: 2019 Country: Ireland Running Time: 68 mins

Splitting the Sop

13th October

11:30am

Gate Cinema

Splitting The Sop documents the rich history of the indigenous sport of Irish road bowling, its development over the years and its significance in Irish culture and heritage.

Historian Séamus Ó Tuama tells the story of the sport and its place in local folklore. We learn of the legendary Mick Barry and notables such as Liam O’Keeffe from Waterfall, his sister May who represented Ireland and Kieran Gould, from Fairhill, three-time King of the Roads champion. John O’Driscoll and his cousin Jim O’Driscoll are two of the many prominent bowlers from the Traveller community who’s success shows that community’s considerable presence in the sport.

World PremiereDirector Diarmuid Galvin will attend the screeningSource: [email protected]

Director: Neil Donnelly Year: 2019


Where Would You Like The Bullet?

10th October

6.00pm

Gate Cinema

A documentary on the life and work of one of Ireland‘s greatest prose writers, Aidan Higgins (1927 – 2015). The film traces his extraordinary life from his birthplace in Celbridge, his years in London, Berlin and Kinsale; his triumphs and failures; his travels in quest of what he termed “a trade recondite as Falconry“, the dedicated writer‘s life.

“This is a rich filmic profile of a complex artist. Indeed, it succeeds at two levels, which is unusual. It is both a revealing portrait of a complex man but also of the complex body of work he has left behind him.” Tom KilroyDirector Neil Donnelly will attend the screening.Source: [email protected]

Lamis and Wilson are migrants in New York. She’s a Lebanese who’s just arrived, and he’s a Brazilian who’s lived there illegally for 10 years. A hybrid narrative constructed with a poetic approach; a travel diary that becomes a chronic and takes us into the essence of human micro-politics in times of globalization: an uncertain kingdom of desire, hope and fears.

“A poetic, philosophical, romantic tale told using elliptical images and literary voice- over, While We Are Here is a delicately crafted Brazilian gem that proved one of the finds of this year‘s Rotterdam Film Festival.” Film Review

Rotterdam Film Festival, 2019

To the occasional random visitor the quiet courtyard with its dreamy linden trees presents itself as an enchanted garden right off the busy life of Torstrasse. ‘What does it mean to inhabit a space?’ asks filmmaker and resident Matthias Lintner at the beginning of the film. The answer lies in the affectionate portraits of his neighbors. The director closely watches and listens to his house-mates, who have built a world of their own, and refuses to focus on the outside world. Ideas on vacantness and void appear as a subversive act against the utopia of the well-ordered spaces and echo the thoughts of writer Georges Perec, his quotes adding an essay-like layer.

Alessandro and Pietro are 16 years-old and live in Naples, district of Traiano where, in the summer of 2014, Davide Bifolco, also 16, was shot by a policeman who mistook him for a fugitive. They are inseparable friends, Alessandro works as a waiter in a bar, Pietro dreams of becoming a hairdresser. Alessandro and Pietro accept the director’s proposal to shoot themselves with an iPhone, commenting live on their daily experiences, their close friendship, their neighbourhood, and the tragedy that ended Davide’s life.

“I cannot forget that the story that sparked off my project, the tragedy of Davide’s death, is all about injustice and the pain and marginalisation felt by a boy, his family, his friends and their neighbourhood.” Agostino Ferrente

Director: Matthias Lintner Year: 2018 Country: Germany Running Time: 85 mins

Property11th October

11.30am

Gate Cinema Director: Agostino Ferrente Year: 2019 Country: France / Italy Running Time: 78 mins

Selfie8th October

5.00pm

Blacknight Festival Centre

Director: Clarissa Campolina , Luiz Pretti Year: 2019 Country: Brazil Running Time: 77 mins

While We Are Here

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10 - 1.30pmThe Indie Route

Industry Workshop

Cork Volunteer Centre

8pm - 11pmAngel, An Evening

Without Scott Walker

The Guesthouse

2pmStudio

Women Make Films


2pmStudio

The Horror, The Horror!


8pm - 11pm Beatlebums: White Album

5.30pm Emerging Artists

7.30pm - 10.30pm Myles Manley +

Shithätt

4pm Ronan Phelan Pitching

Competition

6.30pmFelix in

Wonderland

2pm The Camera

Dances

4pm Poetry Film

Comp 1

5.30pm Poetry Film

Comp 2

11:45am: Irish Shorts 2

1.30pmWorld Shorts 1 1:30pm

World Shorts 62:00pm

Irish Shorts 5

1.30pm Forman V Forman

3:45pmThe Rollover 3:45pm

Irish Shorts 34:15pm

Lift

3:45pm World Shorts

Highlights

6:00pm Hungary 2018 6:00pm

Advocate6:00pm

The New Music

6:00pm Irish Horror

Shorts

8:30pmA Bump Along

the Way8:30pm Flatland

8:30pm Sibyl

8:30pm Dark Lies The

Island

3pm Moving Collage

8pm Cineceoil

The Bridge Bar

11am to 12pm Steven Eastwood

Masterclass

UCC

Rubblebubble8th to 18th

October

The Gallery at No. 46 Grand Parade

5pm Visegrad

Animation

5pm Selfie

8pm - 11.30 10th Anniversary

Steamin’ + Dreamin’

Grandmaster Cash + Stevie G

1.30pmWorld Shorts 2

3:45pmIsland

6:00pmCreative Cork 1

8:30pmA Regular Woman

1:30pmWorld Shorts 3

3:45pmWhile We Are Here

6:00pmCreative Cork 2

8:30pmPush

1:30pmWorld Shorts 4

3:45pmThe Day I Lost My

Shadow

6:00pm art(IST)film - CIT

8:30pm Losing Alaska

12pmLetters to Paul

Morrissey

1:30pm World Shorts 5

3:45pm Irish Shorts 1

6:00pmWhere Would You Like The Bullet?

8:30pm Corpus Christi

12:30pm: North of Blue

11:30am Becoming Animal

11:30amPahokee

11:30amProperty

11:45am: Punk Never Ends!

11:30amTadgh O’Sullivan

11:30amIrish Shorts 4

11:30amChange the Beat!

11:30amIrish Shorts 6

11:30amSplitting the Sop

11:30amJacob, Mimmi

and The Talking Dogs

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TIMeTaBle (tickets available on door or eventbrite.com)

Sunday Oct 6th 3pm Moving Collage – pg 37 5pm Visegrad Animation – pg 37

Monday oct 7th 8pm Cineceoil at The Bridge Bar

Tuesday oct 8th 5pm Selfie – pg 18

8pm Steamin’ + Dreamin’: The Grandmaster Cash Story - 10th Anniversary Screening + Stevie G

Wednesday oct 9th 8pm Beatlebums: The White Album

Thursday oct 10th5.30pm Emerging Artists – pg 34

8pm Angel, An Evening Without Scott Walker

Friday oct 11t 7.30pm Myles Manley + Shithätt

Saturday Oct 12th 4pm Ronan Phelan Pitching Comp – pg 39

6.30pm Felix In Wonderland – pg 14

Sunday Oct 13th 2pm The Camera Dances – pg 37

4pm Ó’Bhéal Poetry Film Comp 1- pg 36

5.30pm Ó’Bhéal Poetry Film Comp 2 – pg 36

Blacknight Festival Centre at Dali Blacknight Festival Centre at Dali

Blacknight Festival Centre at DaliWe welcome you again to the festival centre supported by Blacknight Solutions. Join us in the unique and lovely Dali, once the height of cinema glamour in Cork, and now a beautifully restored and popular club. Location for much of the musical wonders we showcase and many cinematic treats!

Monday oct 7th / The Bridge Bar / 8pm / Free

Cine Ceoil Come see 60 minutes of good, new and interesting music videos by Cork bands and Cork filmmakers in The Bridge, hosted as a live mixtape by Ronan Leonard. This will be edition number 9 of an always-popular series which also runs at Hamburg Short Film Festival and Glasgow Short Film Festival

Tuesday oct 8th / Blacknight @ Dali / 8pm / €10

Steamin’ + Dreamin’: The Grandmaster Cash Story - 10th Anniversary Screening (+ Stevie G)Back in Twenty Nattin Nine, one documentary changed the face of Cork hip-hop. Controversial, shocking and hilarious, “Steamin’ + Dreamin’: The Grandmaster Cash Story” quickly became an audience favourite with its loveable characters, quotable lines and savage tunes. Don’t miss your chance to see this cult classic - back on the big screen for the first time in 10 years! Also on the night will be a brand new short film, a special video message from Dr. Feekinstein, a Q+A with the filmmakers, and a DJ set from Cork legend Stevie G.

Wednesday oct 9th Blacknight @ Dali / 7.30pm / €8

Beatlebums: The White AlbumThe Beatles 1968 ‘White Album’ has a unique place in the history of popular music, having emerged during a tumult of social change. Its songs are incredibly diverse in style, and though some are household favourites others are highly experimental, political and still challenging. To mark the 51st anniversary of its launch, Cork’s own Beatlebums will perform the entire album from ‘Back in the USSR’ to Goodnight’. And you can sing along! A splendid time is guaranteed for all!

Thursday oct 10th The Guesthouse / 7pm / €6

Angel: An Evening Without Scott Walker (1943-2019)Scott Walker’s musical journey took many unusual turns. In the 1960’s he was the poster boy of the Walker Brothers, but his ambitious solo work took him far from the mainstream rock scene. His last decades produced his most stark and artistically uncompromising material. This even, in partnership with The Guesthouse, presents responses to Walk-er’s music by renowned Irish sound artists.

Friday oct 11th Blacknight @ Dali / 7pm / €8

Myles Manley + ShithättShithätt are the hättest garage/noise band to ever come out of Co Mayo. Live, they are simply blistering. And..after two years of trying we have managed to book them on their farewell tour so this is definitely not a gig to miss. As if Shithätt was not enough, they are paired this evening with the magnificent Myles Manley and his long-term collaborators Chris Barry and Solamh Kelly. The Thin Air describes Myles as a ‘completely one of a kind artist with a brilliant and unconven-tional mind.’ You won’t hear pop as intelligent as this anywhere in Ireland.

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IllegalElaine Lucy / Ireland / 2019 / 1 min / animationSet on a coffin ship in the 18th century, Illegal connects the Irish experience of exile and loss with a present-day refugee lamentSource: [email protected]

Speak To Her Jack Desmond / Ireland / 2018 / 4 mins / dramaObafemi is an Eritrean bouncer in a Dublin club. He tries to work up the courage to speak to Natka, a bathroom attendant, learning Polish to overcome the language barrier between them.Source: [email protected]

Intro to anthroL Murphy, O Treacy, O Roche / Ireland / 2019 / 15 mins / documentaryA short documentary about the Irish furry community.Source: [email protected]

love her BonesRoss Carey / Ireland / 2019 / 7 mins / dramaFrank bumps into his old friend Tom and is horrified to learn that Tom has just made a very odd life choice.Source: [email protected]

PlaybackArran Bradstock / Ireland / 2019 / 10 mins / dramaAfter finishing the shoot of his new film, The Director faces a mystifying discovery when reviewing the footage.Source: [email protected]

happinessNathan Erasmus / Ireland / 2018 / 4 mins / music promoExploring themes of liberation and rebirth inspired by Celtic folklore.Source: [email protected]

Wild Culture: The Travelling PlaygroundStephen O’Sullivan / Ireland / 2019 / 20 mins / documentary“This nature/culture film documents my attempt to develop a meaningful relationship with local wild ravens.”Source: [email protected]

MugEoghan Moloney / Ireland / 2019 / 29 mins /dramaIn debt, broke and at rock bottom, a young man turns to mugging to help with his money problems. But victim No.1 may just have far worse problems.Source: [email protected]

Speak to Her

I Want youHanora George / Ireland / 2019 / 3 mins / music videoMusic video for a self-composed song.Source: [email protected]

long overdueEmmet O’Brien / Ireland / 2019 / 1 min / dramaA mysterious Cabal attempt a ritual strictly by the book...Source: [email protected]

SwansongIgnas Laugalis / Ireland / 2019 / 4 mins / dramaA tired, restless, paranoid, protagonist, records her confession tape to shed light on her final performance.Source: [email protected]

Grasser Michael Casey / Ireland / 2019 / 16 mins / dramaSet in 1981 an impressionable young father gets a stark awakening when he decides to do his part for ‘the cause’.Source: [email protected]

yesterdayStephen Broekhuizen / Ireland / 2019 / 23 mins / dramaA group of friends who have not seen each other in over ten years return home for a funeral.Source: [email protected]

Sunflower CrushAllison O’Flynn / Ireland / 2018 / 7 mins / dramaHe loved her, he lost her, the consequences were crushing.Source: [email protected]

Non Such NunStephen Bean / Ireland / 2018 / 3 mins / comedyIn the West Cork countryside with no mobile phone coverage, a nun hears strange sounds and finds herself in the midst of a dark mystery.Source: [email protected]

naomhóga Chorcaí (The Currach Boats of Cork)Stephen Bean / Ireland / 2019 / 20 mins / documentary‘Naomhóg’ is the Irish name given to the type of handmade boat used by coastal communities in Cork and Kerry.Source: [email protected]

Mother Father MonsterSean Breathnach / Ireland / 2019 / 13 mins / horrorMr. Wolsey takes up a position as butler and tutor with Lady Charleville in an old castle. She warns Mr. Wolsey against entering one particular room, no matter what he sees or hears. Source: [email protected]

Non Such Nun

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The 3 Me’sSimon Daniels / Ireland / 2019 / 2 mins / animationAn animation of a spoken-word piece by Nigerian-born, Longford-raised, poet Felispeaks (Felicia Olusanya).Source: [email protected]

The Troubles (Long Story Short)Luke Hanlon / Ireland / 2019 / 4 mins / comedyMembers of an IRA cell based in Dublin during the 1980s have a very particular way of dealing with the heroin problem in their city. Source: [email protected]

The Vasectomy DoctorPaul Webster / Ireland / 2018 / 11 mins / documentaryDr. Andrew Rynne was the first doctor to perform vasectomies in Ireland. In 1990 a gunman entered his surgery and shot him. Source: [email protected]

lock & key Eamonn Hearns / Ireland / 2018 / 4 mins / dramaTwo ex schoolmates bump into each other on a Christmas evening…Source: [email protected]

ZozimusDavid Knox / Ireland / 2018 / 19 mins / documentaryThe poetry and the passion of the collective experience of the beautiful game.Source: [email protected]

ShellsAis Brady / Ireland / 2019 / 14 mins / dramaThree brothers are in the woods looking for a place to set camp. They’re concerned about the terrible thing that happened their elderly neighbor.Source: [email protected]

Billy WillyMichael Barwise & Sean Mullan / Ireland / 2019 / 13 mins / documentary, experimentalExploring residue, trauma and memory through the eyes of two best friends and their shared identities. Source: [email protected]

Goose & GanderJamie Sykes / Ireland / 2019 / 16 mins / dramaGeorgia lives in a small cottage in the woods with her boyfriend Adrian. But things are starting to feel strained and there’s a lingering feeling of thoughts going unsaid. Source: [email protected]

Zozimus

Programme 2

Date: 11th October Time: 11.45am Venue: Gate Cinema Running Time: 83 mins

Was That a yes? Ray Mac Donnacha / Ireland / 2919 / 5 mins / dramaDate night disasterSource: [email protected]

Colour BlindLuke Murphy / Ireland / 2019 / 11 mins / dramaA colour-blind photographer, struggles to impress a gallery director.Source: [email protected]

The last MinerLuke Brabazon / Ireland / 2018 / 7 mins / documentaryThe last man working in his father’s failing coal mine is faced with a difficult decision. Source: [email protected]

The BogmanDylan Hennessy / Ireland / 2019 / 7 mins / animationIn changing times a worker from the Irish midlands struggles with the loss of his job, lifestyle and culture.Source: [email protected]

BirdmanSimon O’Neill / Ireland / 2019 / 8 mins / documentaryNature is all around us, you just have to reach out and touch it. Source: [email protected]

Walks of lifeMark Corcoran / Ireland / 2019 / 9 mins / dramaRonnie seeks out his homeless son Collie to convince him to return to the family. Source: [email protected]

39 YearsJamie Goldrick / Ireland / 2018 / 15 mins / documentaryShot across the island of Ireland 39 years on from Pope Francis’ visitSource: [email protected]

I BetRasko Miljkovic / Ireland / 2019 / 20 mins / dramaFintan, a young gambling addict, fights his inner demons in, for him, the very bizarre surroundings of an addiction rehab centre.Source: [email protected]

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TunaCliona Noonan / Ireland / 2019 / 6 mins / animationA late-night supermarket cashier with a strage obsession is visited by a mysterious customerSource: [email protected]

Making TomTáine King , Lorraine Higgins / Ireland / 2019/ 16 mins / documentarySculpture Mark Richards undertakes to make a statue of legendary country singer Big Tom McBride to be displayed in the singer’s native Castleblaney.Source: [email protected]

Seanie & FloImogen Murphy / Ireland / 2018 / 13 mins / comedySeanie is a lonely man who empties bins on stretches of motorways. Flo is a belligerent teenager doing community service for spraying graffiti.Source: [email protected]

legend has ItCiara Johnson / Ireland / 2019 / 7 mins / animationIn a perfect Celtic society Bronwyn is preparing for a coming-of-age ceremony like no other.Source: [email protected]

el horDianne Lucille Campbell / Ireland / 2018 / 14 mins / experimentalThrough the interspecies gaze we observe one of the most ancient and highly honoured dog breeds, the Saluki. Source: [email protected]

Bad Fruit (The unheard Voice of the Tuam Babies)Teresa Lavina / Ireland /2019 / 11 mins / documentaryIn the Tuam Mother & Baby home 796 dead babies were thrown in a septic tank; no proper burials, no prayers, no respect. The film is the testimony of survivors. Source: [email protected]

The Dressmaker Olivia McLaughlin / Ireland / 2019 / 17 mins / dramaIn 1950s Ireland, 12 year-old Thomas is caught between the pressure to follow his father’s footsteps as a tailor, or to pursue his passion for dressmaking.Source: [email protected]

Tuna

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BubblesRachel Fitzgerald / Ireland / 2019 / 3 mins / animationThe relationship between a puppet and her puppeteer is a story of love, power and manipulation.Source: [email protected]

Pit StopRachel Smyth / Ireland / 2019 / 6 mins / dramaIn 1980s Ireland, Saoirse finds her fate in the hands of a stranger at a garage as she attempts to flee an abusive relationship.Source: [email protected]

Jill and GilesAlison Byrne / Ireland / 2019 / 13 mins / documentaryA portrait of an English couple who have spent 20 years living and working on a boat, exploring themes of unconventionality, freedom and belonging.Source: [email protected]

her name is…Claire Byrne, Lydia McGuinness / Ireland / 2018 / 10 mins/ dramaAn isolated young woman journeys through city streets in a final act of desperation.Source: [email protected]

MatchLaura O’Shea & Tony Doyle / Ireland / 2019 / 11 mins / dramaTwo strangers ‘match’ online and meet for a casual ride, on a Monday, no less. Source: [email protected]

JumpClea van der Grijn / Ireland / 2018 / 27 mins /experimentalA woman stands at the edge of a pier. She jumps and slowly falls through water where time catches her breath. Source: [email protected]

henJanna Kemperman / Ireland / 2019 / 15 minutes / dramaHen explores the hierarchies and brutalities that develop in the relationships between five women over the course of a night when bridal party rituals go a step too far.Source: [email protected]

Jump

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DorothyAnn Upton / Ireland / 2019 / 3 mins / animationDorothy was the youngest person accused of witchcraft during the Salem witch trials.Source: [email protected]

herAmy Gallagher / Ireland / 2019 / 7 mins / dramaSaoirse, a 17-year-old school girl, is dealing with the breakdown of an inappropriate relationship with a teacher. Source: [email protected]

Dead RunEmma Foley & Tamryn Reinecke / Ireland / 2019 / 13 mins / comedyUptight Helen is forced to dispose of her dead husband George’s body in a cross-country mad-cap adventure with George’s wacky sister Charlie not helping matters.Source: [email protected]

The BeekeeperRobyn Conroy / Ireland / 2019 / 6 mins /animationA paternal bear must face a hard decision when the child he is raising wanders into his beehive enclosure.Source: [email protected]

ninaKerrie Costello, Julien Celin / Ireland / 2019 /10 mins / dramaNina is a story of love, loss and origami.Source: [email protected]

Brittas Niamh Bryson / Ireland / 2019 / 13 mins / documentaryMany kids in Ireland spend summer holidays in a dingy caravan. Brittas is a celebration of romanticised childhood memories.Source: [email protected]

Starry NightEmma Smith / Ireland / 2019 / 14 mins /dramaThe story of a young girl who wants to follow her dreams but who’s held back by a harsh reality.Source: [email protected]

First DiscoHelen O’Reilly / Ireland / 2018 / 18 mins / dramaIt’s 1983, Culture Club are No. 1 and Kelly is going to her first disco. Source: [email protected]

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BlanketKen Williams & Denis Fitzpatrick / Ireland / 2019 / 4 mins / dramaThree girls make up a story to help them sleep.Source: [email protected]

The Great escapeEmmanuel Okoye, Luke Dalton / Ireland / 2919 / 5 mins / dramaA young, wealthy man’s breakfast takes an unexpected turn when karma comes to dine with him.Source: [email protected]

Becoming CherrieNicky Larkin / Ireland / 2018 / 11 mins / documentaryThe story of Belfast’s most-loved drag artist, Cherrie Ontop.Source: [email protected]

When to fold ‘emPete Harris / Ireland / 2019 / 12 mins / comedyTwo gangsters hunting down the loot of a robbery find that nothing goes to plan.Source: [email protected]

Taobh le Taobh Kev L Smith / Ireland / 2019 / 5 mins / documentaryThis film investigates the artistic process of visual artist Matthew Mitchell and his exploration of texture, surface and topography in the Burren.Source: [email protected]

BoardwalkFinian Robbins / Ireland / 2019 / 9 mins /dramaA young man seeking his father’s approval finally confronts him about their relationship on a boardwalk across a bog in the Irish Midlands.Source: [email protected]

Farmer Michael (The Life and Times of a Social Media Pariah)

Gerard Walsh / Ireland / 2019 / 29 mins / documentaryFarmer Michael is a polorising figure on social media but the most interesting thing about him are the events which lead to his success.Source: [email protected]

How to Sink a Paper BoatDavid Bolger / Ireland / 2019 /13 mins / dance“A tale of lost letters & paper boats” From acclaimed Irish dance company CoisCéim Dance Theatre.Source: [email protected]

Becoming Cherrie

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RidePaul Bush / Portugal / 2018 / 5 minsAn homage to the iconic motorcycle design and culture of the 1950s and 60s.

Who TalksElin Övergaard / Sweden / 2019 / 15 minsA discussion with residents as a care home for refugee children is about to open.

SupermarketGianluca Abbate / Italy / 2019 / 8 minsIn a calm, deep, and peaceful place, a chaotic landscape unfolds onscreen.

Claude on The looseThomas Buisson / France / 2018 / 18 minsClaude lives off scratch cards and forged cheques, to the chagrin of the locals.

MadnessJoão Viana / Portugal / 2018 / 13 minsLucy, considered to be mad, has a son.

The universe according to Dan BuckleyRoberto Santaguida / Canada / 2019 / 10 minsIn the beginning, there was nothing. You can get nothing easily.

The Dawn of apeMirai Mizue / Japan / 2019 / 4 minsThe first animation made specifically for the viewing pleasure of chimpanzees.

City Plaza hotelAnna-Paula Hönig, Violeta Paus / France / 2018 / 16 mins.Afghan girl, Zhenos, lives in Athens. Her dreams are haunted by dark memories.

oh My homelandStephanie M. Barber / USA / 2019 / 4 minsLeontyne Price receives applause after singing Verdi’s aria in 1985.

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CircuitDelia Hess / Switzerland / 2018 / 8 minsOn a small planet the inhabitants repeat their surreal actions in an endless loop.

DissectSiavash Shahabi / Iran / 2018 / 20 minsThe police are investigating a student’s sudden death at a school.

you are overreactingKarina Paciorkowska / Poland / 2018 / 4 minsAn animation that asks questions about the place of women in the modern reality.

PsychicTova Mozard / Sweden / 2019 / 18 minsA lost soul wanders through life without meeting other humans.

atarrayaEsteban Garcia / Columbia / 2018 / 15 minsAfter an abortion Maryuir has to make a decision that puts her life at risk.

FlowersBaptiste Petit-Gats / France / 2018 / 17 minsBérénice tries to find flowers for the grave. Her son, however, has other plans.

Baby With a PlaylistJuho Luukkainen / Finland / 2019 / 12 minsYoung fathers tell how they try to achieve contact with their unborn child.

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Sheep, Wolf And A Cup Of Tea Marion Lacourt / France / 2019 / 12 minsAt night a boy invokes a wolf from the bottom of a box hidden under his bed.

nurturedBen Pearce / England / 2019 / 14 minsA sibling relationship is altered during the course of one night on a stolen rickshaw.

The Flood Is ComingGabriel Böhmer / England / 2018 / 9 minsA forest hermit tries to prepare for a flood, but he is distracted by his neighbour.

CavalcadeJohann Lurf / Austria / 2019 / 5 minsA waterwheel interacts with strobe light, synchronized with two 35mm cameras.

WeightlifterDmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk / Ukraine / 2018 / 30 minsAt first sight, this is a story of the true price of a victory.

Roughhouse Jonathan Hodgson / England / 2018 / 15 minsThree friend’s loyalty is torn apart when a manipulative member joins their gang.

Sheep, Wolf And A Cup Of Tea

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all InclusiveCorina Schwingruber Ilić / Switzerland / 2018 / 10 minsUnder the spell of mass entertainment on the high seas.

And What Is The Summer SayingPayal Kapadia / India / 2018 / 23 minsAfternoon descends on a village as strange smoke emits from the ground.

SwattedIsmaël Joffroy Chandoutis / France / 2018 / 21 minsOnline players describe a life-threatening cyber-harassment phenomenon.

My little GoatTomoki Misato / Japan / 2019 / 10 minsMother goat rescues her little ones from the wolf’s belly. She can’t find her eldest.

Anja And SerjoschaIvette Löcker / Austria / 2018 / 30 minsAnja asks Serjoscha if he would come with her if she was to move away.

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hear hearEmmet O’Brien / Ireland / 2019 / 5 minsA one-shot horror film about finding your voice.Source: [email protected]

CagedOwen O’Mahony / Ireland / 2018 / 12 minsMrs. Buckman, taxidermist, is about to be relieved of her greatest burden.Source: [email protected]

Tulaigh Bheag WoodsMark Riordan / Ireland / 2018 / 7 minsA young girl is jogging in the woods...Source: [email protected]

Pure GoldRik Gordon / Ireland / 2019 / 14 minsIn the grip of a famine a farmer must provide for his starving family. Source: [email protected]

VegetableMícheál Fleming / Ireland / 2018 / 13 minsA trio of undead is left with no choice but to chomp on some vegetables. Source: [email protected]

The TrapHelen Flanagan / Ireland / 2019 / 12 minsAlan, a grieving sheep farmer, is convinced his sheep are going missing every night. When he finds a dead sheep up a tree, he knows that something much more sinister is at work. Source: [email protected]

VioletMadeline Graham, Christopher Whiteside / Ireland / 12 mins / dramaNorthern Irish teenager Violet struggles to come to terms with her faith and being gay, whilst burdened by overbearing and conservative parents.Source: [email protected]

Mother Father MonsterSean Breathnach / Ireland / 2019 / 13 mins Lady Charleville warns the new butler about a certain room in the old castle. Source: [email protected]

Mother Father Monster

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Uncle Thomas, Accounting For The DaysRegina Pessoa / Portugal / 2019 / 13 minsRegina’s tribute to her uncle, a humble man with a simple and anonymous life.

ThemRobin Lochmann / Germany, Ireland / 2019 / 15 minsThe arrival of a self-proclaimed leader divides a once unified society of a village.

DoppalgangerMichaela Taschek / Austria / 2018 / 20 minsAn essay about disappearance and the power of “documentary” images.

TurningLinnéa Haviland / England / 2019 / 2 minsVoices in a crowd stir violent emotions, microaggressions bring up past traumas.

las CrucesNicolas Boone / France / 2018 / 29 minsLas Cruces is a poor neighborhood of Bogotá where violence, hope and joy coexist.

Tango of longingMarta Szymańska / Poland / 2018 / 5 minsTango reveals our most intimate stories, innermost longings and needs, our secrets.

Where Do We Go?Siegfried A. Fruhauf / Austria / 2018 / 4 minsExploring the reciprocal relationship between film and music in a wild way.

Uncle Thomas, Accounting For The Days

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A State Of GraceJohn Smith / England / 2019 / 3 minsAir safety instructions can be ambiguous.

SenescenceAlvise Renzini / Italy / 2019 / 16 minsA lady suffering from Alzheimer disease, is living the end of her existence with her son.

Excess Will Save UsMorgane Dziurla-Petit / Sweden / 2019 / 14 minsAn attack alarm is set off due to hunting season and an argument between drunk workers.

The RoleFarnoosh Samadi / Iran / 2018 / 12 minsA woman accompanies her husband to an audition which leads her to an important decision…

Water and ClearingSiegfried A. Fruhauf / Austria / 2018 / 5 minsSpirits are summoned with water, meadow and forest. A bucket is filled with water.

The Hissing Of Summer SandsCatarina Mourão / Portugal / 2019 / 15 minsHis story has many versions and became a myth. Is “The whistle man” real?

JamilaSophie Vukovic / Sweden / 2019 / 14 minsJamila has just got into a talent show when two police officers turn up at school…

Grandad Was a RomanticMaryam Mohajer / England / 2019 / 5 minsGrandad had only seen a picture, when he knew that granny was the love of his life.

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all InclusiveCorina Schwingruber Ilić / Switzerland / 2018 / 10 minsUnder the spell of mass entertainment on the high seas.

The RoleFarnoosh Samadi / Iran, Italy / 2018 / 12 minsA woman accompanies her husband to an audition which leads her to an important decision…

Sheep, Wolf And A Cup Of TeaMarion Lacourt / France / 2019 / 12 mins. At night a boy invokes a wolf from the bottom of a box hidden under his bed.

JamilaSophie Vukovic / Sweden / 2019 / 14 minsJamila has just got into a talent show when two police officers turn up at school…

Uncle Thomas, Accounting For The DaysRegina Pessoa / Portugal, Canada, France / 2019 / 13 minsRegina’s tribute to her uncle, a humble man with a simple and anonymous life.

RidePaul Bush / Portugal, Englad / 2018 / 5 minsA homage to the iconic motorcycle design and culture of the 1950s and 60s.

FlowersBaptiste Petit-Gats / France / 2018 / 17 minsBérénice tries to find flowers for the grave. Her son, however, has other plans.

Grandad Was a RomanticMaryam Mohajer / United Kingdom / 2019 / 5 minsGrandad had only seen a picture, when he knew that granny was the love of his life.

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National Student and Graduate Artist Film Award

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 graduate artists nationwide, as part of the festival each October.

IndieCork Festival has become synonymous with the presentation of experimental and interdisciplinary film, music, and visual art. It shares CIT’s strong local and national focus, and emphasis on the development of theindividual voice within a community of practice.

art(ist)FILM will offer a platform for screenings and discussion in a variety of contexts and venues. Films are selected through an open application process. Join us for over the course of these three days initially at the Rory Gallagher Theatre in our Bishopstown campus, culminating at The Gate Cinema for the shortlisted films for the award.

Screening schedule:

Monday 7 OctoberProgramme 1 (50 mins approx.)1pm | Rory Gallagher Theatre, CIT Bishopstown Campus.

Tuesday 8 OctoberProgramme 2 (50 mins approx.)1pm | Rory Gallagher Theatre, CIT Bishopstown Campus.

Wednesday 9 OctoberProgramme 3 (80 mins approx.)6.00pm | Gate Cinema, North Main Street.

A separate programme will be available at the screenings with details of the selected films.

www.arts.cit.ie

8th to 18th OctoberCrawford College Of Art & DesignThe Gallery at No. 46 Grand Parade

art(ist)FILM Rubblebubble:Prelude to Concrete Keys

Natasha Bourke is a Cork-based Interdisciplinary artist with an extensive movement background. Her practice embraces Film, Installation, Drawing and Performance Rubblebubble is a sister installation work to Concrete Keys, Bourke’s upcoming experimental feature that poetically examines the individual’s place in a rapidly transforming vision of institutional society.

This installation is constructed using segments of Concrete Keys and additional material gathered during the filming process. Featuring Coneface, Bourke’s performance alter ego, the work was primarily shot in the old Cork Tax office and includes demolition footage of this local Brutalist landmark. Rubblebubble is a surreal and playful creation tracing a line between the quotidian and phantasmal.

www.natashabourke.com

Concrete Keys is funded by the Arts Council/An Chomhairle Ealaíon.

Emerging Artists Focus on Tadgh O’Sullivan:Experiments, Portraits and EssaysContemporary Experimental Films and

Video Art from Germany

Focus on Tadhg O’Sullivan: Experiments, Portraits and Essays

We warmly welcome to IndieCork, Tadhg O’Sullivan - filmmaker, sound designer, editor and artist from Carlow. Working primarily in non-fiction, his work often explores large-scale subjects, informed by the traditions of the literary essay. His films have shown at festivals around the world, including MoMA Documentary Fortnight, CPH:DOX, FiD Marseilles. This retrospective screening, focuses on the essayistic and experimental aspects of Tadhg’s work. After the screening, Tadhg will be in conversation with IndieCork programmer James Mulvey. THE DIVINE WAY

by Ilaria Di Carlo

BEYOND BEACH by Clara Winter and Miguel Ferráez

UMBRA by Florian Fischer and Johannes Krell

THREE CASULTIES by Jens Pecho

FOSFENO by David Gómez Alzate

EINE KNEIPE AUF MALLE by Marian Mayland

We are delighted to partner with the German Short Film Association in presenting short experimental works by young upcoming artists. This programme was selected from the best films of 2019 and promotes highly artistic film and video art works, some of which have screened at festivals, but also in museums and galleries. The jury consisted of Sarah Adam (A WALL IS A SCREEN, Europäische Filmfestival dokumentART), Marie-Thérèse Antony (DOK Leipzig) , Carsten Aschmann (filmmaker) und Alice Kögel (curator, Staatsgalerie Stuttgart).

Bow St (29:55)An urban portrait-film that hurries and slows to the criss-crossing paces of a hundred passers-by.

A Simulation of Here (8:01)A sublime and immersive gem rapt in an ambient drone.

Terminal (18:10) An experimental essay film about industry, time and the cosmos.

I May Not Know (3:54)A meditative engagement on the nation state based on a Miklos Radnoti poem

Venue: Gate Cinema Date: Oct 12thTime: 11.30am Running Time: 75 mins

Venue: Gate Cinema Date: Oct 9thTime: 6.00pm Running Time: 80 mins

Special Thanks: Maximilian Le Cain, Irene Murphy, Seamus Hegarty, Padraig Trehy and all who supported.

Venue: Blacknight Festival Centre Date: Oct 10thTime: 5.30pm Running Time: 82 mins

World Shorts Special Focus

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We are delighted to present this programme which reflects the innovative use of collage in film making, showcasing artists and film makers from all over the world. From music videos to stream of consciousness; from stop motion to cinemagraphs; sit back and marvel at the inventiness of the technique. This programme was curated by Cork based Brazilian artist Silvio Severino, who created this year’s festival poster and trailer.

See also www.collagistas.com

Moving Collage

Walls of limerickArturo Bandinelli / Ireland / 2019 / 8 minsA statement on the effects that political borders have on people. Source: [email protected]

How To Sink A Paper BoatDavid Bolger / Ireland / 2019 / 13 mins History is brought to life by interweaving letters and lost journal entries.Source: [email protected]

First looksSteve Woods / Ireland / 2018 / 23 minsA documentary on choreography being made in studios under time pressure.Source: [email protected]

The Golden ageEric Minh Cuong Castaing / France / 2018 / 19 minsChildren with motor disabilities experiment with various dance techniques.Source: [email protected]

ha ha haSamuli Valkama / Finland / 2019 / 8 minsA comic dystopia of a world where genuine laughter has vanished. Source: [email protected]

Dance on film is an exciting genre unto itself, and we are delighted to present some of the very best Irish and International dance films of 2019.

The Camera Dances

Black Coffee / Marta Janik / 2.58

Catching the Fish – working method - / Schrieck / 2.14

The Last Performance / Carlos David / 1.03

Finn – music video for ‘The Nualas’ / Una Gildea / 3.43

Three Kings / Martina aka Kosmo Nauty / 0.44

David Crunelle – work in progress / 3.39

Pothole In The Sky / Jason Kearney / 3.56

Ria Bauwens – working method / 0.53

International Loop Conspiracy / Silvio Severino / 5.15

Sparks / Una Gildea / 3.20

Fetes - Seasonal / Stephen Tierney / 3.23

Transit / Aline Helmcke / 4.26

Bordo: Zvezde v mlaju / Maruša Štibelj / 4.00

April’s Dancing / Una Gildea / 3.07

Bordo: Lai Lai svet / Maruša Štibelj / 3.56

Calibro 35 / Aline Helmcke / 3.05

Kirill Abdrakhmanov / 3.39

CEE Animation Talents aims to promote the most talented young animation filmmakers from Central and Eastern Europe region. Here, we present the best films made by students and debuting artists of 2019. The film selection focuses on extraordinary talents whose work promises successful future careers. Visegrad Film Festival in Cork, partner of IndieCork have been showcasing young animation talent from this region since 2015.

The expert CEE panel selecting this programme are: Festival artistic directors Anna Ida Orosz (Primanima), Olga Bobrowska (StopTrik), Pavel Horáček (Anifilm), Maroš Brojo (Fest Anča), Daniel Suljic (Animafest Zagreb), and Igor Prassel (Animateka) participated in the selection.

Visegrad Animation SpecialCentral and Eastern European Animation Talents

Poetry films are gaining ever more interest, both from academic and general public spheres, including writers and filmmakers who are compelled by films which carry poems in their hearts. A growing number of festivals are dedicated to the form and since 2013, IndieCork is delighted to partner with Ó Bhéal in screening these wonderful short films.

Enjoy a Sunday treat of poetry-films from around the world, as we present the the 2019 shortlist of 31 finalists, chosen out of 198 entries from 33 countries. This year’s judges are poet Stanley Notte and poet-filmmaker Colm Scully.

The winning entry will be announced at the IndieCork closing ceremony and will receive the Ó Bhéal / IndieCork award for best poetry-film. Selections from the shortlist will appear at a variety of festivals throughout 2020, as well as in screenings held at Ó Bhéal’s regular poetry event.

Competition 1

Date: Sun 13th Oct Time: 4.00pm Running Time: appox 50 mins

7th Ó Bhéal Poetry Film Competition at IndieCork Festival

For the complete shortlist, along with stills and synopses, visit www.obheal.ie/poetryfilm

Tickets to each screening are €6Advance purchase on Eventbrite.com / or on the doorBoth screenings take place at the Blacknight Festival Centre at Dali, Carey’s Lane

Date: Sun 13th Oct Time: 5.30pm Running Time: appox 50 mins

Competition 2


Venue: Blacknight Festival Centre Date: Oct 6thTime: 3.00pm Running Time: 55 minsAdmission: Free


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Change The Beat!

Director: Colm Walsh Year: 2019Country: Ireland Running Time: 10 mins, plus panel talk

The 25 young asylum seekers, refugees and migrants who are featured in this documentary, participated in a music-themed art project here in Cork City during Summer 2019. Working with local artist Shane O’Driscoll and the UCC Lewis Glucksman Gallery team, including Tadhg Crowley and Lucia Taeubler; the young participants created original artworks for public exhibition. In this documentary, we showcase that work and present the young people’s reflections on the importance of music in their lives - how it impacts on their identity, influences their style, shapes their sense of self and their sense of well-being. The screening is preceded by a panel discussion.

* A short dance performance before the screening will be performed by young people engaged in dance classes through the Cork Migrant Centre and Music Generation Cork, facilitated by Stephen Grainger (‘Stevie G’) and choreographer Andrea Williams.

The Change the Beat! art project was funded by the Arts Council. Research on its impact and this documentary, was funded by the Irish Research Council. Research is conducted by Dr Eileen Hogan and Dr Caitríona Ní Laoire, School of Applied Social Studies, UCC, in partnership with UCC’s Institute for the Social Sciences in the 21st Century.

Date: 8th October Time: 11am to 12pmVenue: UCC Kane Auditorium B10.B

Indie Panels are a new strand where participants in the festival meet for peer-to-peer exchanges of perspectives and experiences. Each panel will last 45 mins and take place at Cork Volunteer Centre, 13 North Main Street. Admission is free.

Indie Panels

Getting a film distributed is a daunting task for any filmmaker. For those working independently, outside of mainstream cinema, or curious as to alternative models, this workshop will give strategies on how get your films to audiences – in cinemas, through on-line platforms or through DVD. The workshop will also look what it takes to get your project ‘market ready’, those all-important deliverables that are key to any film release strategy. The panellists are Sinéad O’Riordan, producer of indie feature, Dead Along The Way, and the net series Sucking Diesel, Liam O’Mochain producer, director and (self) distributor of Lost & Found and Seán Breathnach producer/director of indie horror, Beyond The Woods. Full details on www.indiecork.com

This workshop is led by Carey Fitzgerald who has a long and distinguished career in film and television production, distribution, advertising, financing and global sales and marketing. She is the Managing Director of Ireland and UK-based Silver Mountain Productions and is a Business Mentor for Women In Film & TV. www.careyfitzgerald.com

Indie Studio

The Indie Route: Alternative strategies for finding audiences for your film

To apply:Thursday October 10th / 10am to 1pm This workshop is aimed at those working in film, filmmakers and film students. Please email your interest to [email protected] The cost is €20 per participant - light lunch and refreshments included

Saturday October 12th / 2pm

There are now as many female-directed short films in our Irish Shorts section, as there are male. The female panel will explore the challenges of taking on the main creative role as well as the specific contributions female creators can bring to cinema.

Women Make Films

Sunday October 13th/ 2pm

Directors in the Dark Green horror programme will discuss the growing market and festival circuit appetite for horror shorts and also explore the potential for using horror to explore emotional, social and political realities.

The Horror, The Horror!

Pitching session / Sat Oct 12th / 4pm / Blacknight Festival Centre

Join us for this pitching session during the festival! The award is intended to encourage filmmaking talent in Ireland, in memory of Cork filmmaker Ronan Phelan. The shortlisted scripts will be pitched to a Jury and the award will be announced at the closing night of IndieCork.

Ronan Phelan Script Award

This international two-day pitching and networking event aims at fostering partnerships between production companies from Europe. In particular, Producers are invited to enter projects seeking co-funding partners. The call for projects is now open. IndieCork is Irish desk for entering your project. For more information contact [email protected]

EuroConnection / Producer Opportunity

A Masterclass withSteven Eastwood

IndieCork Festival, with UCC Film and Screen Media, are delighted to present ‘A Masterclass with Steven Eastwood’. Eastwood is an artist-filmmaker whose work has screened and exhibited internationally. He has completed two feature length films, Island (see page 15, IndieCork, LFF, Rotterdam 2017/18) and Buried Land (Tribeca, Moscow and Mumbai Film Festivals in 2010). His documentary Those Who Are the Jesus was nominated for a Grierson Award in 2001. Eastwood is Professor in Film Practice at Queen Mary University London. Eastwood will discuss Ethics in Documentary Filmmaking. All are welcome to attend this very special event.

Carey Fitzgerald

Presented with the support of Screen Skills Ireland

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With the support of Cork County Council Arts Office

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A Programme of the Best of Ir ish and International Short Films from the IndieCork Film Festival

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IndieCork is Ireland’s Festival of Independent Film and Music, based in Cork City. Since 2013, we have

championed independent film; shorts, documentaries, features and live cinema. The Festival takes place

in October each year. IndieCork supports emerging filmmakers and music makers and we working

collaboratively with anyone interested in being involved. So get in touch! We are founded as a co-opera-

tive, with member shareholders. Taking our lead from Cork City Football Club, our structure means

anyone can become an owner of the festival. Please contact our membership o�cer, Helen Lynch,

at [email protected] if you’d like to become a Member. The annual cost is €90, or monthly at €7.50.

We would like to thank everyone who made the ‘See Our Shorts’ tour possible. Ian McDonagh and

the Arts O�ce of Cork County Council. All the filmmakers for allowing us to screen their work.

Margaret Greene, Theresa Murphy, Tracey O’Brien and all the sta� at the Gate Cinemas In Mallow

and Midleton. Miranda Driscoll, Sirius Arts Centre, John Smith of East Cork Cinema Club. Declan

McGrath of Skibbereen Arts Festival. Stephen and Margie of Cinemax, Bantry. Scott Wilson and

sta� at the Regal Cinema, Youghal.

Contact: [email protected] Web: www.indiecork.com



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