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FASTNET SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
OUR VILLAGE IS
OUR SCREEN
Chair & Artistic Director
Helen Wells
Co-Chair, Admin & Submissions
Maria Pizzuti
Co-Artistic Director
Hilary McCarthy
Public Relations Officer
Pauline Cotter
Fundraising
Bridie D’Alton
Treasurer
technical director
martin levis
GRAPHIC DESIGN
JONATHAN PARSON
mutegrab.com
PAUL GOODE
paulogoode.com
printed by
inspire, Skibbereen
Welcome to Schull and CFSFF 2012!
festival patrons 2012
Tony Barry
Steve Coogan
Sinéad Cusack
Greg Dyke
Jack Gold
Jeremy Irons
John Kelleher
Chris O’Dell BSC
David Puttnam
Jim Sheridan
Kirsten Sheridan
Gerard Stembridge
Thanks to all of our sponsors for sticking with us in 2012, and in
particular to our title sponsors Michael and Kathleen Barry of Barry
& Fitzwilliam, importers of Corona, who won an Allianz Business
to Arts Award for their cheerful and encouraging sponsorship of
CFSFF in 2011. These last years have been enormously stressful
to festivals around the country as government funding for the arts
in Ireland dries up, and just when it seemed like it couldn’t get any
worse, there is a whisper that the sponsorship support that alcohol
brands give to both arts festivals and sporting events around Ireland
may be banned by the government within the next two years. If this
goes ahead, it will accelerate the centralization of cultural events
in larger population centres already well under way thanks to the
economic recession and will consequently put huge pressure on
all festivals in rural areas, including our own. This will have an
extremely negative impact on an already under pressure tourism
sector and is surely unnecessary at this time.
For ALL enquirIES
please contact:
Festival Box Office
@ Your Leisure
Main Street
Schull
West Cork
+353 (0)28 28600
OPENING HOURS
10am-8pm
EMAIL
[email protected]
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TICKETS
Festival 4 day PASS 450
Student 4 day PASS (Student ID required) 425
Submitters 4 day PASS 425
1 Day Adult PASS 415
1 Day student and submitters PASS 410
Ticketing policy
Passes to the Festival are nominally priced and heavily subsidised and
allow access to the Village Hall for all events on a first come first served
basis. There is no facility to reserve seating. Most other festival activities
are free of charge.
Please note if no pass has been purchased at the Box Office a day rate
of 315 will be charged on the door for entry into the Village Hall.
We thank you for supporting Schull’s very own ‘Distributed Cinema’, an
Intranet network dedicated to Short Film.
Cover still from submitted film ‘El Pescador’ Directed by Samantha Pineda and Davy Giorgi
STEERING COMMITTEE
Maurice Seezer
Last year we developed Distributed Cinema and became a
streaming festival for the short film competition submitters, all
within the confines of Main Street Schull. This year, we will be
streaming spoken events and Q&A content live from the Village Hall
onto the web. This is an important step for us. Our programme and
our web presence define us, the one as a record of our aspirations,
and the other as our window to the world. The live stream is
happening thanks to Martin Levis, our technical director, Brendan &
Jane Hurley from Digital Forge, who provide the required upload and
download bandwidth free, the Irish Film Board for financial support
specifically regarding Streaming, Granite Consulting for web design
and Iomega Ireland and Canon Ireland, who have both provided
equipment. With such a coherent and strong line-up of guests
appearing at CFSFF2012, and such an active audience of short film
makers and enthusiasts from all over the world attending, it’s a
wonderful opportunity to show that rural communities can develop
their own response to cultural centralization. In fact thanks to
online technology, the electronic arts and crafts can thrive here. By
supporting a festival like ours, where the emphasis is on the art,
craft and technology of filmmaking, friends, supporters, filmmakers
and sponsors alike empower and inspire the next generation of
filmmakers and their audiences.
Maurice Seezer
Artistic Director, CFSFF 2012
CONTENTS
distributed cinema
THE AWARDs
Submissions
filmmaker in focus: pat collins
Events schedule
Events DETAILS
Sponsors and friends
SPECIAL THANKS
sponsors
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distributed
cinema
the
awards
Over 150 Short Films streaming to wifi and to the
following venues:
The Village Hall, The Courtyard, Courtyard Crafts (Upstairs),
Whyte Books, The Black Sheep, Hackett’s (Upstairs), The New
Haven, Regan’s Bar & Newman’s West (Upstairs).
Welcome to ‘Distributed Cinema’, Schull’s very own intranet network
dedicated to Short Film. There are many different facilities around the
village, from HD plasma screens, to projectors, to the 720HD projector
in the Village Hall. Outside each venue is a sandwich board with the
day’s programme running order outlined.
Pat Connor
Creator of the
Best Of Festival Award
‘Distributed Cinema’ was conceived of by The Corona Fastnet Short
Film Festival Committee and John D’Alton, who coined the term and
hatched a plan with us. We realised at Christmas 2010 that our main
venue for the first two years, The Harbour View Hotel, had been closed
down. (Thanks for the support over the first two years Denny & Sherrie
Cullinane).
We decided to create an intranet network in heart of Schull, a pilot
scheme to connect a number of premises to our own server enabling
streaming of our short films to these premises. The premises would
also enable wifi access, for the duration of the festival, so that attenders
of the festival could stream the submitted short film of their choice on
their laptop, smartphone or iPad. Brendan Hurley, from local internet
provider Digitalforge ran with it, planned and created the network,
voluntarily giving of his time and expertise. 75% funding from West Cork
Development Partnership helped the scheme to get off the ground.
Granite Consulting from Skibbereen helped us to create an intranet copy
of our website that enabled wifi access, but only from within the village.
Martin Levis spent many sleepless nights converting the submissions
to the formats required for the films to be seen in the highest resolution
on every platform. Iomega Ireland contributed hardware, and Schull
Community College, Schull Sailing Centre, Fingal Ferguson from
Gubbeen, Sean Connell, Camille & Kerry Fenn and Mark McCarthy all
provided much needed support at critical times to enable it all to run
smoothly in 2011. Let’s hope 2012 runs as smoothly!
Pat Connor was born in Dublin and
studied art at NCAD. He lived and
worked in New York from 1987-1993.
He now lives in Schull. His work can
be seen in several public collections
including The Arts Council of Ireland,
The Crawford Municipal Gallery, Cork,
The National Museum of Ireland and
The AIB Collection, Dublin. Pat has
represented Ireland at the Paris Biennale
and in Japan, New York and Switzerland.
BEST OF FESTIVAL
Cash prize of €2,000 and an original Pat Connor sculpture
BEST IRISH SHORT FILM
Cash prize of €2,000
BEST YOUNG FILMMAKER (U22)
Cash prize of €2,000
BEST IN CORK
Cash prize of €500 – Sponsored by Cork County Council
BEST DRAMA
Cash prize of €200
BEST COMEDY
BEST DOCUMENTARY
BEST EXPERIMENTAL
BEST DANCE
THE PIER
(2011) 89m
Written & Directed by Gerard Hurley
Village Hall / 8pm / Wednesday 23rd May, 2012 / Adm 46
“Among other pictures drawing positive notice was Gerard Hurley’s
beautifully composed, gorgeously acted The Pier. It tells a common story
in Irish literature and film: the returning emigrant confronts what has
changed and what has remained the same. The director plays a man
who, told his father (Karl Johnson) is dying, travels from New York to
Cork to discover the old codger looking a little healthier than expected.
An amusing, touching battle of wills then develops. The picture never
comes close to striking a bum note…a small gem” (Donald Clarke, the
Irish Times film critic).
Come along and see what all the fuss has been about with this locallymade Festival kick-starter.
BEST ANIMATION
BEST DIRECTION
BEST SCREENPLAY
BEST ORIGINAL MUSIC
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Followed by Q&A with director Gerard Hurley chaired by Maurice
Seezer.
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The following submission entries have not been
given an official viewers classification. The films that
contain obvious adult content, violence or improper
language are in programmes 16 - 24 and have an
over 18 recommendation.
Standard practice recommends that in the absence
of classification, festivals classify their entire
programme as over 18. We thus recommend that
parents use their discretion as we aim to repeat
parts of the programme in various venues throughout.
SUBMISSIONS
PROGRAMME 01
Gareth Dakin
Reverse Rampager
2m/UK/Experimental/Over 18
RRP unexpectedly gets what’s coming to him.
Deborah Root
Regret Relief
4m/Canada/Under 22
A meditation on leaving a lover.
Yoi Suzuki
part me faraway
4m/Japan/Experimental/Over 18
Voice is a voice, image an image, I part, apart.
Stephen Cunnane
Oh the Accent!
9m/USA/Comedy/Over 18
Actor required with Irish accent. Simple, right?
Tatsuhiro Kimijima
The Magic Rabbit 2
5m/Japan/Drama/Over 18
A girl’s desperate search for her ex-boyfriend.
Tomisin Adepeju
Questions of Age and Love
7m/UK/Under 22
A young man’s notions of love and marriage.
Nicholas Ryan-Purcell
Short Film
5m/Ireland/Under 22
Can a relationship survive when one emigrates?
Colin Carroll
Falling to Earth
8m/Ireland/Drama/Over 18
An Irish boy meets a Portuguese girl.
Barbara Deignan, Cian McDevitt
Diaspora
5m/Canada/Documentary/Over 18
Hopes and fears of the new Irish in Toronto.
Mohammad Alkazemi
Drum & Play
6m/USA/Drama/Over 18
Two buskers. Will music save the day?
PROGRAMME 02
Val Blakely
Flapjack
Jack’s favourite Anime character made flesh.
Catherine Donovan, Grace O’Mahony
The Popemobile
12m/Ireland/Documentary/Over 18
Building the original popemobile in Cork in 1979.
Rio Fitch
Found a Peanut
11m/Canada/Comedy/Over 18
The dire consequences of eating a bad peanut.
Arran Tenzin Bradstock
Trapped In A Loop
14m/Ireland/Under 22
Nightmares of a mysterious cloaked figure.
Brian Crotty
Eggs Again
An artist with an existential crisis.
PROGRAMME 03
Colin Carroll
Philadephia, Here I Pun!
An Irish motor-cyclist in search of greener
pastures.
Emma Lu Romerein
The Lament
4m/Canada,Italy/Dance/Over 18
Expressing a lament of love lost through dance.
Josh Bradley
An Lae Ar An Mhargaid
4m/Ireland/Under 22
A day in the life of Clonakilty’s Friday Market.
Aoife Naughton
Oscar
Oscar waits every day for his minder to return.
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SUBMISSIONS
Jackson Williams
Work Placement
8m/Ireland/Comedy/Over 18
A rascist recruiter helps the unemployed.
Pat Comer
The Daytrippers
Pensioner’s sedate day trip to the countryside.
Terence White
Off Your Trolley
5m/Ireland/Dance/Over 18
Teenagers, a shopping trolley, mayhem.
PROGRAMME 04
A Calnan, J Hill, K O’Donovan,
N Murphy, P Griffen, T Verlinden,
T Madajczak
The Wheel of Life
9m/Ireland/Under 22
The journey of life passes by in front of our eyes.
Roy Lecane, Don Field
Patience
Looking for company? Try the Barber Shop.
James McFay
Burning Hearts
15m/Australia, Japan/Experimental/Over 18
A taximan saves a model from the Yakuza.
Neil Boynton
Au fils du temps
8m/UK/Experimental/Over 18
If time and space is altered, how can we cope?
Hiroki Kamada
Alternative Reality
10m/USA/Under 22
A friendship develops over a video game.
Noel Brady
True-D
11/Ireland/Drama/Over 18
A look at life from a different perspective.
Judy Somers
A Cod Bit My Kipper
1m/Canada/Animation/Over 18
A fishy tale about “the one who got away”.
Shaun O’Connor
Mutt
A housesitter copes with a dead “Mutt”.
Conor Dwane, Kevin C. Dwane
L’homme FarsICal
Before sound, one man, one pie, one destiny.
Tomisin Adepeju
Nostalgia
10m/UK/Drama/Over 18 & Under 22
A film about remembering.
Johnathon Hnoudis, Josiah Hall,
Khandis Newman
Zoe
10m/Australia/Drama/Over 18
A girl cares less about what others think.
PROGRAMME 05
Cameron MacKenzie
Letting Go
8m/USA/Drama/Under 22
Different stages of grief after losing someone close.
Steve Woods
Dutch Darkness
5m/Ireland/Experimental/Over 18
The dark secret of the Dutch Golden Era of
painting.
PROGRAMME 06
Luca Nestola
Loss of Taste
3m/Italy/Drama/Over 18
An old man rediscovers his love of good wine.
Bernard Dowd
The Prehistoric Piper
8m/Ireland/Animation/Over 18
Ancient hominids invent the Uilleann Pipes.
Paul Grove
Strange Meeting
13m/UK/Drama/Over 18
Things go wrong for a lieutenant leading a patrol.
Rachel Ross
taylor
11m/New Zealand/Under 22
Two brothers reunite after three years.
Dónal O’Ceilleachair, Joan Mary
McCarthy
Deartháir
An exploration of personal loss.
John Horan
The Dying Light
Two soldiers stranded and awaiting the inevitable.
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SUBMISSIONS
PROGRAMME 07
Rick Williamson
A Short Film
A short film with short actors and long credits.
Brian Stynes
Michael Notrica, Michael Rausch
A family celebrates a child’s holy communion.
Delilah
10m/USA/Under 22
Coming of age story deals with love and tragedy.
Mark McCarthy
A Day on the Water
The sport of Team Racing up close and personal.
Amy Driver
Willa
11m/Ireland/U22
A couple want to share their life, but where?
Suzannah Mirghani
Hamour
11m/Qatar/Drama/Over 18
Disparate lives in Qatar during the Spring Equinox.
Tony Clifford
Dream In The Dark
A man’s decision concerning the woman he loves.
PROGRAMME 08
Before The Car Arrives
PROGRAMME 09
Feargal Ward, Tadhg O’Sullivan
Quarantine
A woman’s solitary time with illness, fate and faith.
Anna Byrne
Leave to Remain
A young man’s experience of residential care.
Olof Werngren
Bränner Staden 9m/Sweden/Dance/Over 18
An attempt at shaking life into fixed things.
Lincoln Hall
Judgement
6m/Australia/Under 22
A priest dies and meets “the big guy”.
Prakash Mohandas
512
Rocko Paolo
A scrawny protagonist, a routine visit to the gym.
7m/Canada/Drama/Over 18
A man’s former business partner has a gift for him.
Joshua Izenberg
Ben Proudfoot
Two number one dads, but there can only be one.
GPS
Ink & Paper
9m/USA/Under 22
A paper shop and LA’s last letter press print shop.
Shaun O’Connor
Rint
A tenant/landlord misunderstanding.
Liane Costello/Sam Connor
Naked
People’s pride in their own natural form.
Alex Fegan
The Court Astronomer
A Bishop tries to outwit a King in the 1600s.
Dads
PROGRAMME 10
Sean Breathnach
Into The light
4m/Ireland/Dance/Over 18
A girl explores beauty in everything around her.
Russel Frampton
Blind Torrent
15m/UK/Dance/Over 18
Imagined archeology and ritualised movement.
Orla Walsh
Riders to the Sea
A surfing duel off the West Coast of Ireland.
John Corcoran
Shellshock
A young man returns home after serving in WW1.
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SUBMISSIONS
Shiyan Feng
Bei Yao Wan, Shanghai
11m/USA/Documentary/Over 18
Two migrant families struggle for a better life.
Colin Hickey
The Builder
10m/Colombia/Drama/Over 18
A meditation between a father and his son.
PROGRAMME 11
Liane Costello
A Documentary About Me
and Running Really Far
An exploration of running as a means of escape.
Tibo Torelli
The Last One
Philippa Carson
15m/UK/Animation/Over 18
The last moments of the last man on earth.
An old man and his neighbour connect.
Beau Burrows
Perrin Kerns
6m/USA/Animation/Over 18
A sleeping man finds that he attracts the moon.
Music Memories
Between Sasquatch &
Superman: Living with
Down Syndrome
10m/USA/Documentary/Over 18
Clark Kerns likes Sasquatch and Superman.
Andrew Ryland
Elvis Prestwick
14m/UK/Comedy/Over 18
Elvis Presley transforms an office worker’s life.
Kathy Coulter
The Rules
The seven rules for finding your soulmate.
Gionanni Antonio Gebbia
Three Ghosts from Edo
9m/Italy/Documentary/Over 18
Three Ghosts of Tokyo reconnect through dance.
Samantha Pineda, Davy Giorgi
El Pescador
10m/Mexico/Drama/Over 18
Using photographs to ‘recapture’ memories.
PROGRAMME 12
Lee Cronin
Billy & Chuck
Billy’s walkie talkie advises him on manoevres.
Serena Hunt
Kerplonk
6m/Australia/Comedy/Over 18
A Scientist’s Rube Goldberg-style torture device.
Shane Reid
Four Walls
Memories of childhood in Waterford.
The Gravity of Being
PROGRAMME 13
Mark Gill
The Voorman Problem
A prisoner who believes he is a god.
Brian Yung
Cart
7m/Canada/Comedy/Over 18
A grocery store shopping cart seeks justice.
Katia Shannon
Point Final
6m/Canada/Under 22
When time stops for a factory supervisor.
Niall Sheerin
Moon Rooster
Be yourself, however bizarre your self may be.
Piet Sonck
Chit Chat
13m/Belgium/Drama/Over 18
Two sisters discuss life, but all is not as it seems.
Jeff Golden
What Remains
If we give nothing and yet attain all we desire.
PROGRAMME 14
Kim Pimmel
Compressed 03
Matter coallesces forming planetary bodies.
Ettore Nicoletti
Il Lucchetto
3m/Italy/Comedy/Over 18
When love is sealed to the universe, what’s next?
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SUBMISSIONS
Hugh Stoddart, Nichola Bruce
Lifetime
9m/UK/Drama/Over 18
An old man and his cello arrive home.
Ross Whitaker
Lisa Mulcahy
An elegy to traditional methods of hand cutting turf.
Coming Home
A journey to recovery from breast cancer.
Home Turf
PROGRAMME 16
Kloee Ciuperger
Özgül Gürbüz
Flawless Life
4m/Turkey/Animation/Over 18
A homeless man finds a way to live the dream.
The Child Inside
13m/USA/Under 22
A murderer sets his sights on young innocents.
Michael Mensah
Damian McCarthy
Never Ever Open It
A bored nightwatchman and a strange noise.
The Perfect Gentleman
5m/UK/Drama/Over 18
A picnic is brought to an unexpected end.
Draga Jovanovic
Mark Monti
The Camp
10m/UK, Thailand/Documentary/Over 18
Many Burmese escape to Thai border camps.
7m/Canada/Experimental/Over 18
An older woman connects with her younger self.
León Fernandez
Brian Evans, Mary Niederkorn
8m/Mexico/Animation/Over 18
A humanoid confronts the purpose of his life.
4m/USA/Experimental/Over 18
A neurotic woman meets the man of her dreams.
Mutatio
PROGRAMME 15
Ged Murray
Small Time
Rivaly between cocky student and professor.
John Hoey
Solaria
In space, Alex has one chance to save Rachel.
Caleb Slain
The Lost and Found Shop
9m/USA/Under 22
A young girl has lost her favourite memory.
Claire Dix
Downpour
Pivotal moments remembered by a bride to be.
David Fain
Choreography for
Plastic Army Men
Speed Dating
Sanela Grgic
Existence
A frustrated girl with schizophrenic tendencies.
Talat Gokdemir
Leave
12m/UK/Drama/Over 18
A small child enables Maria to make a decision.
PROGRAMME 17
Andy Goldner, Joe D. Lindauer
“greetings to the
moroccan farmers”
7m/Germany/Experimental/Over 18
1970, with music of exmagma, 1974.
Canada
Norman Magden
Café
13m/USA/Experimental/Over 18
An anonymous café for the undead hosts a star.
Leonard Martin
The New Life
‘Ohayoo Ohio’ by Pink Martini gets a workover.
Pregnant Jane hits on a younger man on a train.
Duncan McDowall
Jennifer Dysart
5m/Canada/Dance/Over 18
Choreographic exploration of the notion of decay.
9m/Canada/Experimental/Over 18
A woman encounters messages in the moss.
Painted
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Your Self is a Reflection
of Myself
Moss Origins
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SUBMISSIONS
Thomas Hefferon
The Heist
9m/UK/Ireland/Comedy/Over 18
Three eager bank robbers and a big plan.
Simon O’Neill
Showtime!
4m/UK Ireland/Comedy/Over 18
An attempted date, a trip into the subconscious.
PROGRAMME 18
Dave Thorpe
Impetuous
Kerrie wakens in a shed, unable to move.
John Gigrich
The Cabin
An uninvited guest appears at a weekend cabin.
Si Edwards
Birthday Girls
Two sisters visit their mother’s grave.
Terence White
Baby Love
Ber is told she may never become a mother.
David Bickley
The Deep
Byron Copper’s dreams are getting dangerous.
Daniel Kontur
Simple Simon
9m/UK/Drama/Over 18
The struggle between what’s told and what’s seen.
Erlend Palm
Is There Anybody Out
There?
9m/UK/Drama/Over 18
A thriller set inside a run-down toilet cubicle.
PROGRAMME 19
Martha Cristiana Merino
Alterego Y La Máscara
Del Miedo
9m/Mexico/Experimental/Over 18
A mother and daughter confront their demons.
Paul Verhoeven
Une Larme de Plus
16m/France/Drama/Over 18
Jesus speaks to a boy and gives him a mission.
Bob Gallagher
Sometimes People…
An explosive attraction between two women.
Kajsa Ribbing
The Light
12m/Sweden/Drama/Over 18
An author imagines the games a young couple play.
Riley Morris
The Legend of Pimp
Jacket
10m/U.S.A./Comedy/Over 18
A man’s jacket makes him irresistible to women.
PROGRAMME 20
Tadas Vidmantas
Ticking Boxes
9m/UK/Drama/Over 18
Barry Chilcot plans, he organises... he ticks boxes.
Hugh Noonan
Happy Family
A boy takes matters into his own hands.
Stephen Patrick Kenny
Clowns
Four friends in debt kidnap the wrong guy.
Carlo Perassi
Déjà Vu
5m/Italy/Drama/Over 18
Sometimes imagining a relationship is simpler.
Zachary Wexelman
Four Questions
A man remembering his fiance meeting his family.
Iñigo Castanedo
El Nuevo Sísifo
7m/Spain/Drama/Over 18
A woman is depressed at the death of her son.
PROGRAMME 21
Beaumont Loewenthal
King of Life
2m/UK/Under 22
A medic has to make a choice during combat.
Jonathan Albert Murphy
Oscar V
14m/Brazil/Drama/Over 18
Oscar V illegally enables a customer’s webcam.
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SUBMISSIONS
Damián Cano
Los Derribados
The adult world destroys Ramiro’s innocence.
Cathal Feeney
Ole-André Rønneberg
A father and son chat on a local bus journey.
9m/Norway/Drama/Over 18
Frank doesn’t go outside his flat much.
David Lassiter
Mauricio Arango
Oh
Like a Good Neighbour
Suspicious noises in a neighbour’s apartment.
Enda Loughman, Mike Ahern
The Hatch
Father and son witness a glowing object fall to sea.
Ruaidhri Mag Fhloinn
Punchline
Joe is a funny guy onstage, but not at home.
Ed Carter
The Funeral Director
A wearied existentialist finds solace in work.
PROGRAMME 22
Roger Barker
The Weekend Hostage
A kidnapped man confronts his elusive captors.
Ged Murray
Hell Cat
What does a talking cat actually say to its owner?
Liam Delahunty
Tom’s Sceadu
When Tom’s wife is asleep, he likes to unwind.
Sajjad Haider
Night of a Carnival
A hooker is stranded in the wrong part of town.
Aidan Gault
Unjust
13m/UK/Under 22
A man struggles for the life of his family.
PROGRAMME 23
Samuel Steele
The Shot
Two hitmen partners develop relationship issues.
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Kjemp ved min side
The Night of the Moon has
Many Hours
12m/Colombia/Drama/Over 18
A man recovers the ‘disappeared’ from a river.
J. Xavier Velasco
Juan y La Borrega
Juan’s routine life is interrupted by La Borrega.
Robert Braiden
True Love
10m/Australia/Drama/Over 18
An ex-con meets a woman and finds hope.
León Rechy
Angustia
An executioner relieves his conscience.
PROGRAMME 24
Paul L Garcia
One More Cup of Coffee
A young woman ponders over a long cup of coffee.
Ruán Magan
Angel
A young girl wanders alone through Dublin.
Anna Rodgers
Hold On Tight
An expression of love, not a political statement.
Jessica Nicholas
Heavy
8m/USA/Under 22
A preacher sacrifices his soul for that of his wife.
Ghazaleh Soltani
These Narrow Alleys
3m/Iran/Drama/Over 18
Three shared lives take very different directions.
Socrates Alafouzos
Mikros Vasilias
15m/Greece/Drama/Over 18
Ari is forced to face his secret childhood abuse.
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FILMMAKER
IN FOCUS:
Pat collins
JOHN McGAHERN - A PRIVATE WORLD
THE Courtyard / 5pm / Friday 25th May, 2012
Hummingbird Productions / Harvest Films (2005) 52m
RTE / Bord Scannán na hÉireann
Pat Collins:
Documentary Maker
Pat Collins is originally from Drimoleague, West Cork and now lives with
his wife and three children in Baltimore. Before making films he was
editor of Film West Magazine and for three years was the programmer of
the Galway Film Fleadh.
Since 1999 he has made over 25 films. His first film Michael Hartnett,
Necklace of Wrens won the Jury Award at the Celtic Film Festival in 2000.
Since then he has directed Talking to the Dead which centred on the Irish
funeral tradition. This was followed by Oiléan Thoraí, which won Best
Irish Documentary at the Irish Film and Television Awards in 2003.
Abbas Kiarostami - The Art of Living (co-directed with Fergus Daly) was
picked up for international distribution in 2004 by the French company
MK2. Rebel County used the shooting of Ken Loach’s ‘The Wind That
Shakes the Barley’ to explore the War of Independence in West Cork. He
has directed documentaries on the Irish writer Frank O’ Connor, the poet
Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill and the Connemara based writer and cartograper
Tim Robinson.
His film John McGahern: A Private World won ‘Best Irish Documentary’
at the Irish Film and Television Awards in 2005. In the same year his
documentary Marooned won the Best Irish Sports Documentary award.
Locally, he has made films on the Copper Mines in Allihes, the
Castlehaven GAA club and a historical documentary on the famine in
Skibbereen.
The feature documentary Gabriel Byrne: Stories from Home was
completed in 2009 and the film essay What We Leave in Our Wake in 2011.
He has just completed his first feature film Silence and is working on a
short film What Remains which is made entirely from archive film from
the Irish National Film Archive.
www.harvestfilms.ie
On March 30th 2006, after a life-time of
dedication to his art, John McGahern, one
of Ireland’s most distinguished writers,
sadly passed away after a long illness.
Since the publication of his first book in
1963, John McGahern was at the cultural
heart of Irish life. He was in the happy
position of being universally praised by the critics and equally loved by
the reading public.
John McGahern: A Private World was filmed in 2004 just prior to the
publication of his memoirs and these memoirs form the backbone
of the documentary. Through intimate interviews, a strong and
compelling sense of the man emerges, offering a rare insight into the
creative process.
Dir: Pat Collins Prod: Philip King Ed: Isobel Stephenson Camera: Donal
Gilligan Sound: Eamon Little
WHAT WE LEAVE IN OUR WAKE
Village Hall / 4.30pm / Saturday 26th May, 2012
Harvest Films (2010) 70m
Bord Scannán na hÉireann
What We Leave in Our Wake is a filmic
essay which unfolds as a series of
conversations on Ireland, exploring
themes such as emigration, mythology,
consumerism, socialism, the place of the
church in Irish life, the central role of land
in Irish history and the sense of a civic
society. Combining images of contemporary Ireland with an evocative
blend of archive, What We Leave in Our Wake questions what persists
rather than the temporary fluctuations and trends, and talks to some of
those uniquely placed to comment on how this country has evolved.
Featuring contributions from Joe Lee, Patrick O’ Connor, Leila Doolan,
Iain McGilchrist, Peter McVerry, Declan Kiberd, Desmond Fennell and
Olivia O’ Leary and archive recordings of John McGahern and John
Moriarty among others.
Dir: Pat Collins Camera: Colm Hogan, Feargal Ward Sound: John
Brennan Ed: Tadhg O’Sullivan
TIM ROBINSON: CONNEMARA
Newman’s West, Upstairs / 11am / Sunday 27th May, 2012
Harvest Films (2011) 57m
Reel Art: Film Base & The Arts Council of Ireland
Shortscreen Film School
“Are you interested in making your own film?”
At the Shortscreen Film School you can learn all
the tips and tricks you need to make your film great.
Editing, camerawork, sound, script and much more.
Winter workshops starting October 2012.
Contact [email protected]
or Mark on 086 875 8652.
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Tim Robinson has been extensively
mapping and studying Connemara
for the last thirty years. His work has
reached international recognition through
publications such as ‘Listening to the
Wind’, ‘The Last Pool of Darkness’ and
his forthcoming ‘A Little Gaelic Kingdom’.
Tim Robinson: Connemara is a sixty minute film based on the three
Connemara books and a visual interpretation of his work as a mapmaker and writer. An exploration of landscape, history and mythology
- this film acts as an intersection between writing, film-making and the
natural world.
Dir: Pat Collins Prod: Sharon Whooley Camera: Colm Hogan Steadicam:
Mick O’Rourke Sound: John Brennan & Susan Stenger Ed: Keith Walsh
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thursday 24th
9AM
10AM
11AM
12 noon
1pm
2pm
3pm
4pm
5pm
6pm
7pm
8pm
9pm
10pm
Ken
wardrop
shorts
village hall another year
Submitted Short Films
village hall
programmes 1-9
festival
launch
village hall
Submitted
Short Films
the courtyard
village hall
programmes 19-20
note:
10.15pm - 12.30am
FRIDAY 25th
9AM
10AM
11AM
12 noon
1pm
2pm
3pm
4pm
5pm
6pm
7pm
the owner
village hall
programmes 10-18
village hall
irish premiere
john
mcgahern
- a private
world
8pm
9pm
10pm
‘Ken wardrop:
the art of the
short
His &
village hall
Hers
Submitted
Short Films
the courtyard
village hall
programmes 21-22
note: 11pm - 1am
SATURDAY 26th
9AM
10AM
11AM
12 noon
1pm
2pm
3pm
4pm
5pm
6pm
from script to screen: a
masterclass with jack gold
local interest
films
what we leave
in our wake
village hall
village hall
village hall
the keeper of the
dream: a producer’s
perspective
7pm
8pm
9pm
focus on
mexico
lenny
abrahamson,
the craft of
Different Voices, direction
Different Paths village hall
village hall
village hall
10pm
garage
script to screen:
a joint seminar
village hall
newman’s west - upstairs
newman’s west - upstairs
community
filmmaking
workshop
the art of the
colourist
post production
audio workshop
Submitted
Short Films
the courtyard
the courtyard
village hall
programmes 23-24
note: 11pm - 1am
the courtyard
bookshop
reading
bookshop
reading
whyte books
david mitchell
whyte books
Maurice O’callaghan
3pm
5pm
SUNDAY 27th
9AM
10AM
11AM
12 noon
1pm
2pm
diy
filmmaking
village hall
programmes 23-24
village hall
mike hannon
what to shoot
your film on?
canon workshop
the courtyard
the courtyard
tim robinson:
connemara
6pm
who sees what? mike leigh
the relationship village hall
between
directors and
dops
village hall
roundtable discussion
short film
information clinic
newman’s west - upstairs newman’s west - upstairs
4pm
7pm
8pm
9pm
“it’s a wrap!”
prizegiving
ceremony
village hall
10pm
FESTIVAL EVENTS
THURSDAY 24th
bongo bong
undressing my mother
useless dog
another year
ANOTHER YEAR
Village Hall / 9am – 6pm / thursday 24th may, 2012
(2009) 129m
Programmes 1 - 9
Written & Directed by Mike Leigh
Village Hall / 8pm / thursday 24th may, 2012
FESTIVAL LAUNCH
The Courtyard / 6pm / thursday 24th may, 2012
KEN WARDROP SHORTS
Village Hall / 7pm / thursday 24th may, 2012
Hen (2001) 5m
Dampened Spirits (2003) 3m
Love Is Like a Butterfly (2003) 3m
Raving (2004) 3m
Undressing My Mother (2004) 6m
Useless Dog (2004) 5m
Cast includes: Jim Broadbent (Tom), Lesley Manville (Mary), Ruth Sheen
(Gerri), Peter Wight (Ken), Oliver Maltman (Joe), David Bradley (Ronnie),
Karina Fernandez (Katie), Martin Savage (Carl), Michele Austin (Tanya),
Phil Davis (Jack), Stuart McQuarrie (Tom’s Colleague) and Imelda
Staunton (Janet).
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter. Family and friendship. Love
and warmth. Joy and sadness. Hope and despair. Companionship.
Loneliness. A birth. A death. Time passes… A happily married couple
seek to maintain a balanced and non judgemental connection with
their network of friends, despite the difficulties that such maintenance
invariably throws up. Another Year was nominated for best film at Cannes
2010, and for best screenplay at the Academy Awards 2011.
Producer Georgina Lowe, Danielle Brandon, (line producer) Gail
Egan( executive producer), Tessa Ross (executive producer) Original
Music Gary Yershon Cinematography Dick Pope Editing Jon Gregory
Casting Nina Gold Production Design Simon Beresford Art Direction
Andrew Rothschild Set Decoration Sophia Chowdhury Costume Design
Jacqueline Durran.
Ouch! (2005) 10m
Bongo Bong (2006) 5m
Scoring (2007) 3m
Farewell Packets of Ten (2007) 3m
Tongue Tied (2007) 3m
Contagious (2007) 3m
The Herd (2009) 4m
SUBMITTED SHORT FILMS
VILLAGE Hall / 10.15 pm – 12.15am / thursday 24th may, 2012
Programmes 19 - 20
Ken Wardrop studied filmmaking at the National Film School, IADT.
In 2008, his work received the Grand Prix Award at Sapporo. His short
film Undressing my Mother, one of Ireland’s best loved short films, won
European Film Academy Award, Special Jury Mention at Sundance and
an IFTA for Best Short Film. His Documentary on Circumcision Ouch!
and Bongo Bong, were both nominated for an IFTA. Farewell Packets of
Ten won Best Short Documentary at Toronto.
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FESTIVAL EVENTS
FRIDAY 25th
Village Hall / 9am – 6pm / friday 25th may, 2012
Programmes 10 - 18
JOHN McGAHERN - A PRIVATE WORLD
(2005) 52m Dir: Pat Collins
Courtyard / 5pm / friday 25th may, 2012
See page 20-21 for details.
THE OWNER
(2012) 105m (Irish Premiere)
Village Hall / 6pm / friday 25th may, 2012
mairtín de barra
Dir: Xavier Agudo, Mike Canzoniero, Francois
Coetzee, Mairtín de Barra, Todd Felderstein,
Nicolas Fogliarini, Yango González, Nino
Leitner, Craig Lines, Vishesh Mankal, Varun
Mathur, Steve Murphy, Arne Nostitz-Rieneck,
Asmit Pathare, Neha Raheja Thakker, Adam
Ruszkowski, Alexander Schoenauer, Sabine
Sebaali, Prashant Sehgal, Fahad Shaikh, Marty
Shea, Brian Shephard, Nicole Sylvester, John
Versical, and Rafael Yoshida.
The first of its kind, ‘The Owner’ is a
multilingual online CollabFeature Film. 25
filmmakers (most of whom have never met)
from 5 continents joined forces online to
write, direct, produce and now premiere this
film in their own locations. The Irish CoDirector Mairtín de Barra has been to Schull
before. His debut short film ‘Tart’ won ‘Best
Cinematography’ at CFSFF in 2009. In January
2012 his documentary series “The Club”
premiered on Setanta Sports. Mairtín has just
wrapped his debut feature film ‘Beat Girl’ for
BeActive Media.
This worldwide collaborative project called CollabFeature, was conceived
by two Detroit-based directors, Marty Shea and Ian Bonner. The project
is will break the world record for most directors on a film, surpassing
‘Paris je t’aime’, which currently holds the Guinness World Record of 21.
This is the film’s Irish Premiere, one of 25 premieres happening across 5
continents on the same day.
The film follows a backpack on a journey around the world, intersecting
the lives of dozens of characters along the way. The Owner brings
together a variety of cultures, languages and film styles into a singular
narrative plot. As the story progresses, we learn details about the
mysterious man to whom the bag belongs.
After the film, there will be a Q&A with Mairtín
de Barra chaired by festival patron John
Kelleher. CFSFF 2012 is delighted to welcome
both Mairtín and John back to Schull.
ken wardrop
carmel winters
KEN WARDROP: THE ART OF THE SHORT
Village Hall / 8pm / friday 25th may, 2012
(Make sure you see Ken Wardrop’s collection of short films on Thursday
24th May, 7pm in the Village Hall)
Award-winning director Ken Wardrop has made a unique contribution
to the art of the Short Film. His body of work is testament to the ability
of Shorts to reveal the universal in the deeply personal, capturing the
simple and the profound with lasting resonance. CFSFF 2012 is proud to
present a chance to meet and be inspired by a true Master of the Short
Film form.
Ken Wardrop will be interviewed by director Carmel Winters, whose
feature Snap (2010) won Best Irish Film and Best Irish Director at The
Dublin Critics Circle awards 2011 and was shown at CFSFF last year.
CFSFF is delighted to welcome her back to Schull. The interview will be
followed by Ken’s feature His & Hers.
HIS & HERS
(2009) 80m
Village Hall / 9.30pm / friday 25th may, 2012
Dir & Ed Ken Wardrop Prod Andrew Freedman
Dops Michael Lavelle & Kate McCullough
Music Denis Clohessy Cast Many and varied…
“A man loves his girlfriend the most, his wife
the best, but his mother the longest.” Old Irish
Proverb
From kitchens, living rooms, and hallways
across the Irish midlands, His & Hers
delightfully combines observation and charm
to tell a 90-year-old love story through the
voices of 70 women. This intimate gender
and cultural snapshot explores a woman’s
relationships with the men in her life - father,
boyfriend, husband, son. Following sequentially from little girl to old
woman, each character portrait is woven with the others into one
perfectly crafted cinematic quilt.
His & Hers won the Audience award in the Dublin International Film
Festival, The Feature Award in the Galway Film Fleadh, an IFTA for Best
Feature Documentary and the Cinematography Award at the Sundance
Film Festival 2010.
Village Hall / 11 pm – 1am / friday 25th may, 2012
Programmes 21 - 22
john kelleher
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FESTIVAL EVENTS
SATURDAY 26th
jack gold
chris o’dell
catherine
tiernan
From Script To Screen: A
Masterclass With Jack Gold
gaby smyth
fran keaveney
eugene mccrystal
COMMUNITY FILMMAKING WORKSHOP
WITH WEST CORK TELEVISION
Village Hall / 10am - 1.30pm / SATURDAY 26th may, 2012
the Courtyard / 12noon / SATURDAY 26th may, 2012
Filming and editing a simple scene from a short story: “Dusky Ruth” by
A.E. Coppard.
Working with the region’s daily online paper, West Cork Times, West
Cork TV, an internet station, aims to train local groups and individuals
to provide video coverage/archiving for their community and the region
as a whole. This workshop is designed for those who have no training
whatsoever and may be somewhat intimidated by the prospect of a foray
into the media world. We are looking for the young and the old to step
up with whatever equipment they can lay their hands on, and with a few
simple rules and guidelines produce clear stories and reflections from
and for their communities.
Two actors, two chairs and a couple of props. Decisions have to be made.
Where are the chairs? Where are the actors? How do they perform? How
do they move? Where is the camera? Does it move? What size is the frame?
Regarding editing, which shot do we use? How much do we use? What order
do they go in? Remember this is a silent film, no dialogue. This is NOT a
lecture. The audience are encouraged to participate. We will try to edit this
sequence before your very eyes!
Jack Gold, May 2012
Dir: Jack Gold Dop: Chris O’Dell Ed: Martin Levis Actors: Shauna
McGowan and Jacob Cairns
Jack Gold has had an outstanding career as a director. Of his best loved
films, one is “The Naked Civil Servant” (1975) with John Hurt. Chris
O’Dell, our founding chairman, has worked with Jack as director of
photography on several films including the wonderful “Goodnight Mr.
Tom” (1998). This is a unique opportunity to witness a very experienced
and successful Director and Dop team at work. The camera image will
be projected directly onto the large screen in the Village Hall. We are
delighted to welcome Jack and his wife Denyse back to Schull for
CFSFF 2012.
This workshop is facilitated by Clonakilty based broadcast television
production company Alchemy Electronic Arts, with fully qualified level 9
trainers and educators.
Local Interest Films
Village Hall / 2pm / SATURDAY 26th may, 2012
THE LITTLE WAY CHARITY SHOP (2012) 4m
Dir: Colm Rooney: Short Documentary on Nellie Cotter’s Little Way
Charity Shop, Main Street, Schull. Made for the West Cork Development
Partnership.
A DAY ON THE WATER (2012) 13m
Dir: Mark McCarthy: A documentary about the sport of team racing shot
in Schull. Sailing up close and personal.
THE KEEPER OF THE DREAM: A
PRODUCER’S PERSPECTIVE
Catherine Tiernan and Gaby Smyth, S.P.I.
AN INSPIRED GATHERING (2008) 30m
Newman’s West, Upstairs / 11am / SATURDAY 26th may, 2012
Dir: Rob Bradstock: Members of the West Cork Craft and Design Guild at
work, with commentary by Jeremy Irons.
Six Degree Productions: www.sixdegreeproductions.com
“Manager, script editor, accountant, lawyer, banker, tea maker. A producer
can be any and all of those things... from concept to the finished film on
screen”.
Catherine Tiernan
THE ART OF THE COLOURIST
Eugene McCrystal
Catherine Tiernan is Membership Development and Communications
Manager at Screen Producers Ireland. With Gaby Smyth, she will discuss
the role of the producer, and S.P.I., in the rapidly changing world of
film and TV production and distribution. She ran her own production
company through the 90s, was later head of production and development
at Octagon and has participated on a number of European training
programmes for producers. She is currently on the panel of international
assessors for the MEDIA Development Programme.
Gaby Smyth is the Chairman of Screen Producers Ireland, the national
representative organisation of over 140 diverse production companies.
He is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and runs his own
chartered accountancy firm, specialising in the music, film and theatre
arts. He is currently on the board of the Dublin International
Film Festival.
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Courtyard / 2pm / SATURDAY 26th may, 2012
Eugene McCrystal qualified as a broadcast engineer from Ravensborne
College, London in 1992. He worked in London, Rome and Sydney before
returning to Dublin in 1999 to spend 5 years working in The Yard and
Screen Scene. In 2004 Eugene co-founded EGG Post Production but
went out on his own in 2009. His main speciality in recent years has been
working as a colourist on Feature films, Drama, Documentaries and all
sorts of short form projects. Eugene will be discussing the importance of
the colourist in post production.
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FESTIVAL EVENTS
SATURDAY 26th
david
mitchell
niall
Mahoney
maurice
killian
o’callaghan fitzgerald
SCRIPT TO SCREEN: A Joint Seminar
Fran Keaveney, IFB Short Film Executive.
Niall Mahoney, Cork Screen Commissioner.
Newman’s West, Upstairs / 2pm / SATURDAY 26th may, 2012
Niall Mahoney will represent the role of the Cork Screen Commission
in its primary purpose, that is, to nurture and develop indigenous film
makers in Cork County. This will be followed by an in depth, step-bystep explanation from Fran Keaveney, Short Film Executive of the Irish
Film Board, on the processes and requirements involved in submitting
a Funding Application to the IFB for their various schemes. There will
follow a Q&A potentially involving a short film producer who has been
successful in getting an IFB award. The audience will get a chance to
hear what it was like from the inside, to ask directly about the whole
experience and how to avoid the pitfalls.
Carlos Garcia
De Alba
FOCUS ON MEXICO
Cortando Fronteras 2 (2012) 18m
Four winning films from the Institute of Mexicans Abroad (IME)
Competition, and a fifth from Ireland, awarded by the Mexican Foreign
Affairs Ministry and introduced here by his Excellency Carlos Garcia de
Alba, the Mexican Ambassador to Ireland. 51 cell phone videos took part
from 21 countries. The popular vote, via the internet, resulted in:
i) Sara Nazareth Victoria Torres, from Manila, The Philippines
De muertos en Manila (The dead of Manila)
BOOKSHOP READING
David Mitchell
Whyte Books / 3pm/ SATURDAY 26th may, 2012
David Mitchell’s first published novel, Ghostwritten (1999), had nine
narrators in nine locations telling interlocking stories. Ghostwritten won
the John Llewellyn Rhys Prize and was shorlisted for the Guardian First
Book Award. Both number9dream (2001) and the structurally remarkable
Cloud Atlas (2004) were shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize. In 2006,
Mitchell wrote the semi-autobiographical Black Swan Green and in 2010,
The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet, an historical novel set at a Dutch
East Indies Company trading post in early nineteenth century Japan.
ii) Darío Rodríguez, from Texas, USA
El Exilo (The Exile)
iii) Esteban Zúñiga, from France
Espero (I wait)
The jury first place was awarded to:
iv) Valeria Saavedra, from Sweden
Ahorita vengo voy por las tortillas (I’ll be back soon,
I’m going out to get some tortillas)
Maurice O’Callaghan
Whyte Books / 5pm / SATURDAY 26th may, 2012
Maurice O’Callaghan directed the 1995 feature film, Broken Harvest,
about the lingering after-effects of the Civil War in 1950’s Ireland. He
wrote A Day For The Fire And Other Stories, (Irish Times Book Of The
Year, 2005, Francis McManus Award Shortlist, RTE, read by Patrick
Bergin). Maurice is directing the title story of this collection as a
short film starring Jon Kenny, Jonathan Ryan and Patrick Bergin with
Seamus Deasy directing photography. In 2007 he wrote the Celtic Tiger
meditation novel, A Man Who Was Somebody. Maurice will read from his
current novel In Their Dreams Of Fire.
POST PRODUCTION AUDIO WORKSHOP
Killian Fitzgerald (web.mac.com/avatarpostproduction)
Suertes, Humores Y Pequeñas Historias (2010) 45m
26 animated shorts, 13 dealing with deeds from the Independence
(Bicentennial) and 13 about the Mexican Revolution (Centennial). The
shorts, lasting only 90 seconds each, were commissioned by Conaculta,
through IMCINE, and brought together five of the best known Mexican
animation directors, Luis Téllez, Karla Castañeda, Rigoberto “Rigo”
Mora (1965 – 2009), René Castillo and Rita Basulto, along with over
150 illustrators, cartoonists and voices. Coproduced with CANIETI the
National Chamber of Electronics, Telecom and IT Industries.
WHAT WE LEAVE IN OUR WAKE
Courtyard / 4pm / SATURDAY 26th may, 2012
Killian Fitzgerald has been working in the sound post production
business for over 20 years and won an IFTA in 2012 for his work on
The Writing in the Sky (Real Films). Having worked on everything from
student shorts to full budget feature films, from TV trailers to soap
operas, dramas and documentaries. He will talk about the importance
of sound editing, effects design, mixing techniques and how some
simple planning at an early stage can make the difference between a
film turning out with a decent sound track or not. For anyone interested
in learning how to plan sound in their film, whether dialogue, sound
effects, music or mixing, this presentation is a must.
(see Page 20 - 21 for details)
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Village Hall / 4.30pm / SATURDAY 26th may, 2012
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FESTIVAL EVENTS
SATURDAY 26th
Pat Bracken Ken Paul
rob harper
Rosenthall
DIFFERENT VOICES,
DIFFERENT PATHS TO
MENTAL HEALTH RECOVERY
With an introduction by Dr. Patrick Bracken. Patrick will show Ken Paul
Rosenthal’s film Crooked Beauty and will follow this with a talk on the
recovery approach and the current attempt to define a new sensibility
towards mental health issues.
CROOKED BEAUTY
(2011) 34m Dir., Dop, Editor: Ken Paul Rosenthal
A poetic chronicle of artist-activist Jacks
McNamara’s transformative journey from
childhood abuse to psych ward inpatient to
pioneering mental health advocacy. It is an
intimate portrait of her quest to live with
courage and dignity and a powerful critique
of standard psychiatric treatments. Poignant
testimonials connect the fault lines of human
nature to the unstable topography and mercurial weather patterns of the
San Francisco Bay Area, reshaping mental health stigmas through a new
healing culture and political model for living with madness as a tool of
creativity, inspiration and hope. www.crookedbeauty.com
Dr Patrick Bracken is a consultant psychiatrist and Clinical Director
of the Centre for Mental Health Care and Recovery in Bantry General
Hospital. He advocates a ‘recovery’ approach to mental health issues,
encouraging alternative ways of intervening and accepting different ways
of framing such experiences. The recovery approach involves a mind-set
based on an openness to negotiate how we frame, and intervene in,
experiences of madness, distress and dislocation. Such a mind-set can
be encouraged, promoted and supported but it cannot be reduced to
a simple list of dos and don’ts. Importantly, the recovery approach is
linked with moves to acknowledge and understand the links between
states of madness and distress and the dynamics of human creativity.
In the future, recovery-based services will be ones where the creative
arts are not an ‘add-on’ to good mental health work but are instead at
the heart of such work promoting new ways of exploring the nature of
mental illness as well as providing positive ways for individuals to move
on from being ‘stuck’. Pat will introduce and interview director Rob
Harper about his film The Men In White Coats, made by Rob for the NFTS
last summer.
THE MEN IN WHITE COATS
(2012) 35m Dir., Prod & Dop: Rob Harper
lenny
carmel
abrahamson winters
LENNY ABRAHAMSON,
THE CRAFT OF DIRECTION
Multiple-award-winning director Lenny Abrahamson has been a leading
voice in the new wave of contemporary Irish and European cinema. Here
he talks to fellow Irish director Carmel Winters about the much lauded
but little understood craft of the director. This is a rare opportunity to
meet the man behind an extraordinary cinematic vision and to share the
insights he has gained on the journey from first short to latest feature.
Lenny Abrahamson is from Dublin and is a TCD foundation scholar in
Philosophy. After a period of post graduate study in Stanford University,
California, he returned home to concentrate on filmmaking. His short
film 3 Joes won many awards back in the 90s, including best European
short film at the Cork Film Festival. His debut feature Adam & Paul,
written by Mark O’Halloran who also acted one of the two leads, had
enormous success winning best first feature at the 2004 Galway Film
Fleadh, best director at the 2005 IFTAs and the Grand Prix at the 2005
Sofia International Film Festival. His second feature, Garage, again
collaborating with O’Halloran as writer, won the CICAE Art Cinema
Prize in Director’s Fortnight at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival. Garage
cleaned up at the 2008 IFTAs winning best feature, best director, best
script and best actor. It also took the prize for best feature at the Torino
International Film Festival, Italy 2007.
GARAGE
(2007) 85m Dir: Lenny Abrahamson
Village Hall / 9.30pm / SATURDAY 26th may, 2012
Josie (Pat Shortt) has spent 20 years as the
caretaker of a crumbling petrol station in smalltown Ireland. Despite the loneliness and the
fact that his neighbours treat him as a harmless
misfit, he is always good natured and absurdly
optimistic. Josie’s world shifts over the course of
a summer when a teenager comes to work with
him, and as a result of one thoughtless action on Josie’s part, events
spiral out of his control changing his life forever.
Producer: Ed Guiney Exec. Prod: Peter Carlton, Andrew Lowe
Screenplay: Mark O’Halloran Dop: Peter Robertson Actors: Pat Shortt,
John Keogh, George Costigan, Anne-Marie Duff, Conor J Ryan Orig
Music: Stephen Rennicks Editor: Isobel Stephenson.
Village Hall / 11 pm – 1am / SATURDAY 26th may, 2012
Programmes 23 - 24
Forty years ago they told Denis he was
schizophrenic, but he doesn’t believe a word
of it. Jake’s been stuck on the acute ward for
months and Rory’s doing his best to get him out.
It’s an increasingly fine line between wisdom
and insanity for all involved, struggling to keep
it together on the South West Coast of Ireland.
www.nftsfilm-tv.ac.uk
Rob Harper graduated from Westminster University in 2008 and arrived
at the NFTS in 2010. He enjoys directing intimate, narrative led films that
explore the deeper psychological undercurrents of everyday life, often
finding that a little humour can go a long way.
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FESTIVAL EVENTS
SUNDAY 27th
Pat collins
john kelleher
michael lavelle
fran keaveney
Village Hall / 9am - 1pm / SunDAY 27th may, 2012
Programmes 23 - 24
CANON WORKSHOP
Courtyard / 10am - 12 noon / SunDAY 27th may, 2012
WHAT TO SHOOT YOUR FILM ON?
WITH MICHAEL LAVELLE
Courtyard / 12.30pm – 2pm / SunDAY 27th may, 2012
Canon EOS Digital SLR: Leave No Story Untold
Canon Ireland are proud to present the latest in
EOS Digital SLR technology at the Corona Fastnet
Short Film Festival. Hear from Canon how the next
generation in EOS Full HD Digital SLR cameras
redefines creativity unlocking unprecedented
possibilities in film making. This is a chance to try
for yourself the groundbreaking EOS 5D Mark III
as well as the multi award winning EOS 5D Mark
II, EOS 7D, EOS 60D & EOS 600D. Leave no story
untold with Canon EOS.
TIM ROBINSON: CONNEMARA
Newman’s West, Upstairs / 11am / SunDAY 27th may, 2012
For details see pages 20 – 21
CFSFF 2012 is delighted to welcome West Cork resident Pat Collins for
a Q&A with John Kelleher and a screening of three of his documentaries
in a special director’s focus. Pat has over ten years experience of
producing and directing creative documentaries. He has won numerous
awards both nationally and internationally and has directed over 17
documentaries, including one on the Irish writer Frank O’ Connor and
the Irish language poet Nuala Ni Dhomhnaill In 2004, Pat’s documentary
‘John McGahern: A Private World’ won the Best Irish Documentary Award
at the Irish Film and Television Awards and in 2011, ‘What We Leave In
Our Wake’ received another IFTA nomination.
John Kelleher continues to be one of Ireland’s leading independent film
and television producers. He has produced six cinema films, including
‘Eat the Peach‘ (1986), which he co-wrote, ‘Speakeasy’ (1999), ‘The Halo
Effect’ (2002) directed by Lance Daly and ‘Bang, You’re Dead’ (2002)
directed by Martin Daneels. In a colourful career, he has been controller
of programmes in RTE, managing director of The Sunday Tribune,
Director of Irish Film Classification, writer and producer. John has been
an honorary patron of CFSFF from our first year and chairs a Q&A with
this year’s filmmaker in focus, Pat Collins.
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What should you shoot your film on? What are the broader
implications of shooting on different cameras, different formats? How
does the camera you choose affect the look of your film, your budget,
your schedule and how you work with actors? Award-winning filmmaker Michael Lavelle will guide participants through the range of
options for shooting today, using his invaluable experience as both
director and cinematographer to demystify the options that are available
to a film-maker.
Michael Lavelle is a screenwriter, director and dop. He began his
collaboration as a dop with director Ken Wardrop in 2004 on “Undressing
My Mother”, which went on to garner over 20 international awards
including a European Academy Award. “Out of the Blue”, his debut short
film as a writer/director picked up numerous international awards
including Best Short Film at the London Independent Film Festival,
the Audience Award at Cork Film Festival and the Grand Prix for
Cinematography at the Rhode Island Film Festival.
“His & Hers” was his first feature film as a Dop. It was screened at
Sundance 2010 where Michael (along with his co-dop Kate
McCullough) scooped the World Cinematography Award for
Documentary. Michael was selected as a finalist for the Berlinale Today
Award 2011 with his short screenplay “Mother’s Little Helper”. Funded by
the Berlinale and produced by Germany’s Macchiato Pictures, the film
was shot on location in Berlin and screened at the Berlinale in 2011. It
went on to win the award at CFSFF 2011 for best Drama as chosen by
director Kirsten Sheridan. We’re delighted to welcome Michael back to
Schull for this talk.
Short Film Information Clinic
FRAN KEAVENEY, Irish Film Board
Newman’s West, Upstairs / 1pm / SunDAY 27th may, 2012
Following on from Fran Keaveney’s seminar on Saturday 26th, this is an
opportunity to book a one-on-one 10 minute session with the Irish Film
Board’s Short Film Executive. Please book your slot through our box
office and be on time.
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FESTIVAL EVENTS
SUNDAY 27th
mike hannon
MIKE HANNON: DIY FILMMAKING
Village Hall / 1.30pm / SunDAY 27th may, 2012
mike leigh
greg dyke
GREYHOUND TRACK (2010) 17min
Exhibiting an anthropological style, Greyhound Track appropriates
a personalised version of the methodologies of direct cinema and
ethnography to problematise the camera’s role.
RAT’S ISLAND (2011) 12min
An observational account of how, in the face of personal and economic
adversity, a father has made a home for himself and his son. It
documents his efforts to survive in a social and geographic margin, as
he tries to hold on to his family.
TERMINAL CONVENTION (2011) 30min
Terminal Convention was an ambitious hybrid event that inhabited the
disused terminal of Cork Airport, Ireland, for two weeks in March 2011.
This film considers curated artist’s work, specifically created for the
buildings they were exhibited in, in the light of their surrounds.
All three films were directed by Mike Hannon.
“The style of each film, their meaning and the way they were shot
are very closely linked. Because I made these films by myself, I had
complete control over every aspect of the film making process, from the
initial concept to the final film. Traditionally, filmmaking is characterised
by compartmentalisation of labour. I am an advocate for a do-it-yourself
approach, where everything you do is in service to a personal vision.”
(Mike Hannon, 2012)
Mike Hannon is an independent film maker and video artist whose work
ranges from the experimental to the conventional, spanning a number
of genres. He holds BAs in Fine Art and Applied Psychology. He has won
many awards for his work, including Best Doc and Best in Cork at CFSFF
2011 for Rat’s Island. We were very taken with his DIY aesthetic, how this
actually benefits his approach, particularly regarding Rat’s Island, where
his camera never seems to intrude. Unusually, Mike’s approach benefits
by the fact that he doesn’t need to work with a crew.
MIKE LEIGH INTERVIEWED BY GREG DYKE
Village Hall / 5pm / SunDAY 27th may, 2012
Writer-director Mike Leigh was born in 1943 in Salford. He trained at
the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Camberwell, Central Art Schools
London, and at the London Film School, of which he is now Chairman.
He has directed more than 20 films as well as having made a name
for himself as theatre director, dramatist and screenwriter. His films
have received countless international awards as well as several Oscar
Nominations and awards. In 1971 he made his directorial debut with
Bleak Moments, which went on to win the Golden Leopard at the Locarno
Film Festival. In Cannes he won the Best Director Award in 1993 for
Naked, and the Palme d’Or in 1996 for Secrets and Lies, which in itself
received a total of five Oscar nominations. In 2004, Vera Drake, his highly
regarded study of society whose characters display an extraordinary
depth, was awarded the Golden Lion in Venice.
Another Year is Leigh’s most recent full length movie. It screened in
competition at Cannes in 2010 and it also went on to be nominated for
an Oscar. CFSFF will screen it on Thursday 24th May 2012 in the Village
Hall. His latest film A Running Jump is one of four shorts to be screened
as part of the London 2012 Festival.
After an early career as a journalist, Greg Dyke started his broadcasting
career at LWT in 1977 and by 1991 he was Group Chief Executive.
In January 2000, he was appointed Director General of the BBC. In
November 2004 he became chancellor of University of York, and in
March 2008 he was appointed Chair of the British Film Institute. CFSFF
are delighted to welcome Greg back to his now familiar role as chair of
the final day interview at Schull’s own film festival.
It’s A Wrap!
Festival Prizegiving Ceremony
WHO SEES WHAT? THE RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN DIRECTORS AND DOPS
Village Hall / 3pm / SunDAY 27th may, 2012
This roundtable discussion brings leading directors and
cinematographers together to discuss how each collaborates to arrive at
the shared vision we see on screen. Drawing from their own experience,
the discussion will centre around the nuts and bolts of managing this
most crucial relationship at the heart of film-making. Participants are:
Jack Gold, Lenny Abrahamson, Chris O’Dell, Carmel Winters and
Michael Lavelle. Chaired by Aidan Stanley, who is a founding member of
the Triskel Arts Centre in Cork and has presented and produced several
radio and television documentaries broadcast on RTÉ.
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Village Hall / 8pm / SUNDAY 27th May, 2012
Followed by Wrap Party in the Village
The Corona Fastnet Short Film Festival Prizegiving Ceremony is open
to all and takes place in the Village Hall, Schull at 8pm. The Best of
Festival Short Film, The Best Irish Short Film and the Best Under 22
Short Film will be shown. Special guests, friends and sponsors will
award prizes to the winning filmmakers. Don’t miss this very special
occasion in Schull’s calendar and hang around for a night of fun in the
CFSFF Wrap Party 2012.
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FESTIVAL EVENTS
The tented
fringe
gavin harte
THE TENTED FRINGE
The Harbour View Car Park
What could be happening in 4 tents and a horsebox?
This is little taste of what will be going on but make sure to check the
daily schedule by the venues and box office for more surprises.
JUNIOR ACTIVITY TENT
STORYTELLING AND DRAMA all weekend for all ages
DOWTCHA PUPPETS
12noon, 2pm & 4pm / Sunday 27th May, 2012
“Grandma’s Garden” is a delightful puppet show for younger children
aged from 3 to 6. Seán is staying with his Grandmother for the first time
while his mother is having a baby. He´s sad to be away from his games
and his toys, and worries that he will have to share his parents with a
new brother or sister. Things get worse when he finds out there are no
computer games, DVD´s or even a television in his Grandma’s house.
“Grandma´s Garden” is full of surprises, magical characters, and funny
songs. It encourages play, imagination and an interest in nature, while
also introducing the idea of change, and being really, really good fun!
“Listen Janey Mac” is a charming, fun exploration of the history of Cork
City through puppetry and song, and a mildly cautionary tale reminding
us all how lucky we are to live in the 21st Century. Janey Mac and her
puppy wander into a magical stone circle that takes them back in time.
They meet a boy from a ring fort, help build a monastery and escape a
medieval slum trying to get home. “Listen Janey Mac” is a gentle and
humorous piece with plenty of songs and a taste of adventure suitable
for a younger audience.
Dowtcha Puppets is a Cork based puppetry company established in
2002 by Cliff Dolliver and Mick Lynch, as a trading name of Dolliver
Design Limited. They have produced nine new puppet shows for young
audiences, seven street parades; two commissioned one-off adult
pieces and have developed a programme of puppetry and puppet making
workshops. www.dowtchapuppets.com
JUNIOR CINEMA
Grown ups must be accompanied by a child…
(even if you have to borrow one)
The cinema interior will be decorated by the wall hangings created
during the “TWO HOUR TAPESTRY PROJECT” (the fastest tapestry
making session in the west), made by the students from 6th Class in
Scoil Mhuire, Schull. They illustrate the life of Zorro who was… wait for
it… An Irishman from Wexford!
‘Hatch’
GAVIN HARTE’S FAMOUS
RE:CYCLE CINEMA
6 bikes, 12 legs, a 2000 Lumen projector and 150W of audio system for
screening short films. You want to watch? Then pedal.
Gavin Harte, Sustainable Development & Carbon Coach, holds a
master’s degree in sustainable development. He has been a high profile
spokesperson on environmental and sustainability issues for many
years. He has worked as the national director of An Taisce and was the
founder and developer of Ireland’s first eco-village in Cloughjordan Co
Tipperary. Currently Gavin is working with Codema to help homeowners
to start Energy Smart Communities to improve the energy efficiency
of their homes. Gavin is also providing Education for Sustainable
Development and climate change throughout Ireland. In a voluntary
capacity Gavin works with the climate change campaigning group Stop
Climate Chaos.
www.esdtraining.net
DAMIAN MCCARTHY’S HORROR HORSEBOX
Four horrific short films, one director, one horsebox. There’s no escape
in this retrospective of Damian McCarthy’s four horror shorts submitted
one for every year of our festival’s existence. See them all on a loop over
the weekend.
He Dies At The End (2009), Hatch (2010), Hungry Hickory (2010) and
Never Ever Open It (2011).
ADVENTURES ACTIVITIES SHOWCASE TENT
A tent dedicated to adventure activities
in West Cork, with presentations from
many of West Cork’s leading providers.
Looped video presentations of many
eye catching, attention grabbing
adventures, showcasing the natural
beauty of our unique and pristine habitats. The issues of conservation,
sustainable tourism and the promotion of West Cork as an eco-friendly
destination and a film location managers’ paradise will be highlighted.
Organised and overseen by Jim Kennedy of Atlantic Sea Kayaking and
supported by Fáilte Ireland and West Cork Development Partnership.
www.atlanticseakayaking.com and www.wcdp.ie
The Mexican ambassador to Ireland, His Excellency Carlos Garcia de
Alba, will visit the exhibition and will also introduce a compilation of
wonderful animations illustrating the story of the Mexican Revolution
and Mexican Independence in a humorous way.
Check the daily schedule by the cinema or the box office for details on
the screenings.
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FESTIVAL
SPONSORS
Title Sponsor
Corona
Grant Aided by
Cork County Council
West Cork Development
Partnership
Fáilte Ireland
Culture Ireland
Irish Film Board
Festival Associates
William and Judith Bollinger
Benny and Cliona McCabe
Michael Satke
Frank Daly – Ronan, Daly Jermyn
Solicitors
Vivian Edward Nathan
Digitalforge
Subaru: Denis & Mary Ryan
Business Friends
John & Patti Bennane
John & Josephine Bennett
Jean-Michel & Anne Marie Cahier
- The New Haven
Nellie Cotter - Little Way Charity
Shop
Sue & Tez Hackett - Hackett’s Bar
Ken Kilkenny – Aseco Ireland Ltd
Sabine Lenz & Len Lipitch Enibas
Pat & Sandra Maher
David O’Reilly
Frankie Ross
Eanna & Mary Timmoney
Sheila Whyte - Whyte Books
Friends
Vincent & Josephine Ahern
Jack & Maura Allen
Peter Andrews
Claire Barrett
Pat Bracken and Joan Giller
Jim & Maureen Carrig
Annie Chance
Moira & Deirdre Collins
Tim and Noreen O’Connor
Audrey Dunphy
Credit Union Skibbereen
James & Debbie Crowley
Ann & Peter Dellar
Irene Flynn
Carol Gilbert
Diana & Jeremy Gilbert
Susan Hurley
Con Lynch and Betty O’Donoghue
Sean McCarthy
Pat McManus
Ann Martin
Barry Monahan
Zena Mulligan
Chris & Patricia O’Dell
Noel & Peggy O’Donovan
Peggy O’Hara
John & Susan O’Shea
Dorothy Quinlan
Jean Regan
Julia & Jack Zagar
in kind Sponsorship
Jeremy Brosnan - Brosnan’s
Eurospar
Tom Brosnan - Centre Parks
Harbour Homes Developments
Brendan & Jane Hurley Digitalforge
Liss Ard House
Catherine Kelleher - The Moorings
Maria & Jim Kennedy - Atlantic
Sea Kayaking
Arthur & Lydia Little
Andrea & Martin Mueller Corthna Lodge
Seamus O’Donoghue
Thomas Newman Photography
Walter & Josephine Ryan-Purcell Loughbeg Farm
Colin Vearncombe
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THANK YOU
A sincere ‘Thank You’ to
all the people listed below
The success of the Corona Fastnet
Short FIlm Festival is a testament to
your support
@ your Leisure, Davey Ahern - Synth Eastwood, Vincent and Josephine
Ahern, Atlantic Sea Kayaking - Maria & Jim Kennedy, Tony and Mairead
Barry, Carlos Benyalo, Donal Beecher, David Bickley, Demian & Bruno
Bichir, Black Sheep, The Bodega – Cork, Pat Bracken, Tom & Jeremy
Brosnan – Brosnan’s Eurospar, Gabrielle Byrne, Bunratty Inn, C103,
Dan Cahill, Clare Carey, Jim & Maureen Carrig, Michael Collins,
Edel Connor, Johanna Connor, Pat Connor, Jacqui Corcoran, Arena,
Sarah-Jane Sinnott – Cork County Council, Niall Mahoney, Cork Screen
Commissioner, Suzi Coughlan, Courtyard Crafts, John D’Alton, Enibas,
Father Alan and The Parish Council, James Flynn, David & Venita Galvin,
His Excellency Carlos Garcia de Alba, the Mexican Ambassador to
Ireland, Carol Gilbert, Joan Giller, Richard Gostyn, Granite Consulting,
Camilla Griehsel, Gubbeen Farmhouse Products, Raul Padilla, Ivan
Trujillo, Anjelica Barba, Anna Zambon & Sarah Ross from FICG,
Guadalajara, Hackett’s Bar, Harbour Homes Developments, Gavin
Harte, Clair & Ian Haseldine, Brendan and Jane Hurley – Digitalforge,
Gerard Hurley, Hopkins Communications, Iván Gutiérrez, Pablo Briseño
and Maru Garzon – IMCINE, Catherine & Kevin Kelleher, Tom James
– IOMEGA Ireland, Clair Lalor, Jason Lee, Teri Leiber, Arthur & Lydia
Little, Little Way Charity Shop, The Moorings, Martin Levis, Liss Ard
House, Len Lipitch & Sabine Lenz, David Long Coach Hire, Sarah &
Derek McKnight, Luisa McCarthy, Mark McCarthy, Tom McCarthy,
Aileen Maguire, MCS, Pat McCabe, Toma McCullim, Kevin McGowan,
Karen Minihan, Andrea & Martin Mueller - Corthna Lodge, Florence
Newman, Newman’s West, Deirdre Ni Challanain, Tim O’Connor –
Principal, Schull Community College, Sean O’Connell, Chris O’Dell and
Patricia Coogan O’Dell, Seamus O’Donoghue, Fergus O’Farrell, Eleanor
O’Driscoll, O’Regan’s Bar, David O’Reilly, Geraldine O’Reilly, Bernadette
O’Shea, Mags O’Sullivan, IFB, Jonathan Parson & Caragh MacCloskey,
John and Nona Pettersen, Con Power, David & Patsie Puttnam, Denis
and Finola Quinlan, Frankie Ross, Ed Roycroft, Denis & Mary Ryan,
Walter and Josephine Ryan-Purcell, Schull Community Council, Ger
Prendeville & Schull Gardaí, Schull Drama Group, Schull Development
Association, Schull & Fitbones, Schull Tidy Towns, Kirsten Sheridan,
Akira Hatsusegawa, Sapporo Film Festival, Aidan Stanley, Gerard
Stembridge, Team D.A.D.D.Y., The Calvinists, The Parish Hall, Thomas
Newman Photography, Colin Vearncombe, Robin Wells, Brendan Whyte,
Sheila Whyte & Whyte Books, Carmel Winters, Laura Rascaroli, Gwenda
Young, Barry Monahan, Pierluigi Ercole & Nuala Finnegan – UCC Film
Studies, Julia Zagar.
To all the volunteers who have given up their
time to help over the past 4 years –
we salute you!
A special thanks to Logistics at Collin’s Barracks, Cork
A very special thanks to Martin Levis for dedication above and beyond,
and to Brendan Hurley for the bandwidth and the enthusiasm.
Many thanks to our social network administrators in 2010/2011/2012,
Mark McCarthy, Pauline Cotter and Hilary McCarthy, who have focused
on Facebook in 2012
www.facebook.com/fastnetshortfilmfestival
As regards myspace & youtube, we’ll be back in 2013 or sooner
www.myspace.com/fastnetshorts
www.youtube.com/fastnetshorts
And to all the businesses of Schull for their continued support,
thank you.
A huge thanks goes to all our guests, none of whom take any payment
for taking part in our festival.
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FESTIVAL
SPONSORS
Title Sponsor:
Title Sponsor:
grant aided by:
in kind sponsors:
SRE
festival associates:
festival programming supported by:
Bill & Judy
Bollinger
w. michael
satke
frank daly
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