COMPETITION: WIN A PAIR OF WEEKEND PASSES TO THE CORONA CORK FILM FESTIVAL
The 56th Corona Cork Film Festival, Ireland’s oldest film festival will take place from November 6-13 and will screen 300 films over eight days and nights. Big budget films, world cinema, independent films, international documentaries and short films from all over the world, makes this annual extravaganza of film and event not to miss. IFTN has two weekend passes, giving you full access to all of the events over the final weekend of the Corona Cork Film Festival, to give away to a lucky reader!
Highlight for this year's festival include:
World premieres of Patrick O’Shea’s Tree Keeper and Conor Stanley’s Steamin’ and Dreamin 2
Exciting international features include The Minister which won the Prize of the International Critics in Cannes 2011 and The Flying Machine, a spectacular adventure in 3-D which pushes the boundaries of family animation. There is also a strong collection of documentaries on show this year including: Bernadette: Notes on a Political Journey, a remarkable portrait of Bernadette Devlin McAliskey; Holly Rollers, a true story of card counting Christians who try and take casinos for millions; Give Up Tomorrow a riveting exposé of a world of corruption and injustice in contemporary Philippines and The Kingdom of Survival which uses investigative journalism to trace possible links between spirituality, art, radical politics and fringe philosophy. The festival will close on November 13 with the screening of Toomelah directed by Ivan Sen which is set entirely in the remote indigenous community of Toomelah, located on the New South Wales/Queensland border. It is a provocative yet comic story that transports audiences inside this community, to experience an authentic world and way of life that is Toomelah.
To be in with a chance to win this fantastic prize just follow these simple steps:
2. Answer this simple question:Screening at this year's Corona Cork Film Festival, Internation feature The Minister won the Prize of the International Critics at which film festival? a) Berlin
b) Cannes
c) Sundance
Send your answer and contact telephone number to competitions@iftn.ie
We will announce the lucky winner on our Facebook and Twitter pages on Thursday 10th November.
The Corona Cork Film Festival takes place in Cork from Sunday 6th to Sunday 13th November. The season pass entitles you to entry to all of the screenings and events from Friday 11th to Sunday 13th. All tickets must be booked in advance and are subject to availabilty. Click here to see the full line-up of events and screenings.
CLOSING DATE: 4pm Thursday 10th November. Terms and conditions apply.
Competition prize includes two season passes only. Does not include travel or accommodation. To keep up to date on IFTN competitions follow us on Facebook / Twitter
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