Cork Film Festival

After You / Damien O’Connor
Barry’s Bespoke Bakery / Denis McArdle
Blonde / Allyn Quigley
Breathe In / Kate Dolan
Buried In Light / Siobhan Perry
A Day For The Fire / Maurice O’Callaghan

A Different Perspective / Chris O’Hara
Eat The Danger / Paul Ruttledge & Jack O’Shea
Eoinín / Tom Sullivan

Fionn Costello / Denise Sammon
Fear Of Flying / Connor Finnegan
Foreclosed / Eoin Heaney
The Girl With The Mechanical Maiden / Andrew Legge
Girls / Neil O’Driscoll
Golgotha / Paul Daly
Grand Opening / Liam O Mocháin
Her Mother’s Daughters / Oonagh Kearney
Homemade / Luke McManus
The Hood and the Collar / Paddy Hayes

Hot Water Bottle / John Morton
Irish Folk Furniture / Tony Donoghue

A Kingdom Once Again / Andrew Legge
Left / Eamonn O’Neill
Loitering Theatre / Caroline Campbell & Nina McGowan
Luna / Anthony Robinson
Macropolis / Joel Simon
Minim Rest / Dave Tynan
Motion Sickness / John McIlduff & Jessica Kennedy

No Messages / Cian McGarrigle

Un Peu Plus / Conor Ferguson
A Promise / Luke Daly
A Removals Job / Nicholas Keogh
ROFLMAO / Simon O’Neill
Rhinos / Shimmy Marcus
Sassie’s Gran / Derville Quigley
Saving Turf / Gearóid Hayes
Small Time / Ged Murray

Solitude / Seán Breathnach
Still / Gringo

Les Questions Élémentales / Lanka Haouche Perren
Town / Orla Murphy
Toy Soldiers / Mike Hayes
The Tree / David Fryne

The list above does not include shorts made under the Irish Film Board’s ‘Signatures’ and ‘Reality Bites’ schemes which will have their World Premiers in Cork on Saturday 17th November.

Neither does it include titles from the Screen Directors Guild of Ireland special screening.

Additional Irish shorts may be announced for the festival’s ‘OutLook’, Education and documentary programmes.

We congratulate all those whose films have been selected and we look forward to seeing you in Cork for the screenings between Thursday 15th and Saturday 17th November.