Our extended 68th edition has joined forces with six Cork city- and county-wide venues who will exclusively bring you a âTaste of CIFFâ on Super Cine Saturday (25th Nov), including Robot Dreams which features in our Family & Young People programme, promising animated adventures for audiences of all ages. Read on for more information.
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SUPER CINE SATURDAY
Wherever you are across Cork City and County, join us on Super Cine Saturday on 25th November for a feast of Festival films.
Cork International Film Festival is delighted to have teamed up with six Cork city- and county-wide venues â The Reel Picture Ballincollig and Blackpool; Cinemax Bantry; Gate Cinemas Midleton and Mallow; and Regal Cinema Youghal â who will exclusively show a âTaste of CIFFâ with three specially selected feature films from the 68th Festival programme:
Robot Dreams by Pablo Berger (12pm, Sat 25th Nov):
It’s 1980s’ New York: dog lives in an apartment in Manhattan, and decides to put an end to being alone by building himself a robot companion. A gorgeous animation for the whole family. Robot Dreams will also screen on Sun, 12th Nov in The Everyman.
One Night in Millstreet by Andrew Gallimore (2.30pm, Sat 25th Nov):
The St. Patrickâs weekend of 1995 witnessed an extraordinary thing, a world championship boxing match deep in the countryside of County Cork between Super Middleweight Champion, Chris Eubank, and the hungry challenger from Cabra, Steve Collins. Take a ringside seat to the giddy and hype-laden hoopla!
One Night in Millstreet will have its world premiere as our Irish Gala on Sat, 11th Nov in The Everyman.
In competition for the inaugural CIFF Best New Irish Feature Award, proudly supported by the Irish Examiner.Â
Fallen Leaves (Kuolleet lehdet) by Aki KaurismÀki (4.30pm, Sat 25th Nov):
Immerse yourself in this heartwarming, delightful treat from the master of Finnish dark comedies… Aki KaurismĂ€ki’s Fallen Leaves tells a story of Ansa and Holappa, two lonely souls in Helsinki looking for love. Winner of the Jury Prize at Cannes Film Festival. âBeguiling and delightful … A film with a big heart.” The Guardian
Fallen Leaves will also screen on Sun, 12th Nov in The Everyman.
Shortlisted for the 2024 LUX Audience Award.
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FAMILY & YOUNG PEOPLE
Well-behaved grown-ups are welcome to accompany eager young film fans to films and events specially selected for our younger audiences, including gorgeous family animation, Robot Dreams (3pm, Sun 12th Nov, The Everyman) which is also screening as a part of Super Cine Saturday (see above).
Family Gala: Sirocco and the Kingdom of the Winds by Benoßt Chieux:
Adventure and new friends await two sisters in a beautiful take on ‘Alice in Wonderland’ in this award-winning animation adventure. Subtitled + Live Voiceover in English. (3pm, Sat 18th Nov, The Everyman)
To purchase a Family Gala ticket, add 2 Adult + 2 Child tickets, and enter the discount code: FAMGALA23
Family-Friendly Shorts:
We are delighted to present fun short films for tots to early teens, including the animated version of Bono and Gavin Fridayâs Peter & the Wolf book project, made in association with the Irish Hospice Foundation in our ‘Family-Friendly Shorts’ programme.  (1pm, Sat 11th Nov, The Everyman)
Deep Sea by Xiaopeng Tian:
A young girl embarks on a quest for the Eye of the Deep Sea in this wonderful tale of of bravery and friendship, exploding from the screen in a kaleidoscope of colour (2.30pm, Sun 26th Nov, Triskel)â
Access information is available on corkfilmfest.org/access.
