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Gala Sponsor
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Festival Restaurant
Luigi Malones – The Official Film Festival Restaurant.
Book your table today at luigimalones.com or 021 4509000 and avail of a complimentary glass of wine on presentation of your Film Festival ticket. Offer available with purchase of any main course meal.’
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Med-Screen is financed by the European Union in the framework of the Euromed Audiovisual programme
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Embassy of Mexico
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| Focus on Robbie Ryan |
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When previewing the three thousand plus films
submitted to the Festival, there is always a rush of
excitement and anticipation to see Robbie Ryan’s
name attached to a film. Time after time, this Dublin–
born cinematographer impresses with his originality
and arresting visual style.
It is this visual innovation that has seen Robbie emerge as
one of the most sought-after and exciting cinematographers
working today, carving out a a body of work spanning
major feature films, numerous award-winning shorts, and an
impressive résumé of advertising and music video work.
Among his work to have been screened in Cork in recent
years are Wasp - winner of the Academy Award for Best
Live Action Short in 2003, the Bafta-winning Shadowscan and Antonio’s Breakfast as well as Billy O’Brien’s
horror feature Isolation and Andrea Arnold’s Red Road,
the recipient of a 2006 Cannes Prix du Jury.
We are delighted that Robbie will join us here in Cork to
take us through a selection of his his short film work as well
as a selection of music promos and adverts. R. Casey |
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| Program 1 Thursday 16th | 9.00pm | Kino Cinema | 79mins |
| Antonio’s Breakfast |
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Daniel Mulloy
England | 2005 | 16mins | Beta | Colour
Unable to dress, eat, move or
breathe on his own, Antonio’s
father depends on him for
everything. Fourteen floors up
and desperate to escape, Antonio
won’t let himself leave.
Winner – Best Live Action Short
Film, BAFTA 2006
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Producers Howard Stogdon, Amber T-Finlayson Leading Players
Dominique Chambers, Daniel Campbell
Photography Robbie Ryan Script Daniel
Mulloy Editor Dan Robinson Music 15 Family, Quentin Thomas Print Source mulloydaniel@yahoo.co.uk |
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Billy O’Brien
England, Ireland | 1999 | 15mins | 35mm | Black & White
A Dickensian tale of rats, recompense and retribution.
Winner – Best Black & White Photography, Cork Film Festival 1999 |
Producers Ruth Kenley-Letts, Lisa Marie
Russo Leading Players Jeremy Swift,
John Surman, Dominic Letts Photography Robbie Ryan Script Billy O’Brien, Murilo
Pasta Editor Justinian Buckley Music Peter
Salem Print Source Billy O’Brien |
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Shadowscan |
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The pressures of her job in a hospital forces a young doctor to abandon a colleague suffering from depression to treat another patient.
Winner – Best Short Film, BAFTA 2001
Producers Gary Holding, Justine Leahy
Leading Players Shobna Gulati, Paul Bazely, Carrie Davies,
Samantha Hoyle
Photography Robbie Ryan
Script Tinge Krishnan
Editor Fiona Colbeck
Music Graham Massey
Print Source British Film Institute |
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Dust| Toz |
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Vignettes from an extraordinary but imperfect life that couple created for themselves. Defaulting our outsider advantage of clear
vision, we find ourselves in a dust cloud that
Osi and her lover struggle in.
Winner – Prix UIP Cracow 2005
Producer H. Fatih Kizilgök
Leading Players Tatijana Mul, Güçlu Yalçiner
Photography Robbie Ryan
Script H. Fatih Kizilgök
Editor H. Fatih Kizilgök
Music Duman
Print Source H. Fatih Kizilgök |
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Wasp |
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Twenty-three old Zoe ought to be wild and free but she’s already got four kids. When an old flame swings by with the offer of a brief release from the daily grind, she lies about being a mum.
Winner Best Short Film Academy Awards® 2005
Winner – Best International Short Film, Cork Film Festival 2004
Producer Natasha Mars
Leading Players Natalie Press, Danny Dyer, Jodie Mitchell
Photography Robbie Ryan
Script Andrea Arnold
Editor Nicolas Chaudeurge
Music Steps, Ronan Keating, DJ Otzi
Print Source
andrea_arnold@btinternet.com |
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| Program 2 Sunday 19th | 1.00pm | Triskel Arts Centre |
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