The Corona Cork Film Festival

56th festival 6–13 November 2011

• Memories Of Matsuko

  Wed 09 Nov | 9:00pm | Gate Multiplex

  

  Tetsuya Nakashima

  | 2006 | 130mins | 35mm

  When a bored college student learns that a long lost aunt has been found dead in a park, he begins piecing together her life to see if it had any value. What he finds is a revelation.

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  Japanese Film Festival »

  • Colourful
  • Disappearance Of Haruhi Suzumiya
  • Jiro Dreams Of Sushi
  • Kabei Our Mother
  • Sawako Decides
  • The Chef Of South Polar
  • Villain

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• 2012 Festival Advert by Sminky

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• Some Media Reports

  Some media reports of the festival from The Irish Times and from The Sunday Times.

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• Delegates List 2012

  Our Delegates List currently stands at 235 filmmakers, film executives, staff of funding agencies, film organisaions and festivals.

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• Documentary Panorama A -Z

  27 excellent documentaries dealing with cultural, political and social issues. Superb music-related docs also. The directors of 14 of the docs will be in Cork to talk about their films. Check out our YouTube channel for some trailers.

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• 'Made In Cork' A - Z

  CCFF is proud to serve as a platform for local filmmaking talent – Cork City and County. We congratulate all involved in the three ‘Made In Cork’ programmes – directors and producers obviously but casts and crews too, and also the enlightened funders!

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• Irish Shorts A - Z

  In our opinion, the best new Irish shorts from the 300 submitted. The selection includes drama, comedy, animation, documentary and experimental films. There are films in English and as Gaeilge. All are excellent and illustrate the wealth of emerging and existing talent in the Irish film community. We are honoured to be screening these films.

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• International Shorts A - Z

  51 Shorts from 24 countries, selected from the 2,500 submitted!

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• Cork Film Festival on Tour

  Colleague Una Feely is just back from Liverpool where she presented two programmes of Irish short films at the Liverpool Irish Festival.

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