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The Corona Cork Film Festival

56th festival 6–13 November 2011

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Wed 09 Nov | 12:00pm | Gate Multiplex

Two Portraits

Kingerlee

Colm Hogan, Martina Levitina

Ireland | 2011 | 48mins | DCP | Colour

Kingerlee is an experimental documentary exploring the inner world of the West Cork artist, John Kingerlee, and the nature of the creative process. It is a visual and aural exploration of the internal forces and processes – memories, feelings, thoughts and spiritual experiences – as well as the outer forces, such as the visual power of the landscape, natural sounds and textures, that shape the human experience and affect the artist’s inner world. The documentary was shot at John’s home on the Beara Peninsula and in Morocco.

Producer Colm Hogan Print Source filmstillsireland@gmail.com


The Writing In The Sky

Garry Keane

Ireland | 2010 | 53mins | Beta| Colour

This is the story of a writer and his place, of his horse, his dog and three thousand migrating barnacle geese. The writer is Dermot Healy, an outstanding poet, playwright, novelist and autobiographer who is, according to Roddy Doyle, Ireland’s greatest writer. The place is Ballyconnell, on the wild coast of Sligo, the dog is Tiny, the horse is Lucky, and the geese arrive from Greenland around October each year for a six-month stay. Filmed over those six months, The Writing in the Sky is the portrait of both an artist and of a magnificent landscape and its inhabitants, human and animal.

Producer Aideen Kane Print Source realfilms@ymail.com

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