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Films and Tickets
Scroll through the films, pick one, click "Read More & Tickets" for more information and tickets. If your film is SOLD OUT online there MAY be tickets available in the Old Post Office on the Diamond Friday 5pm - Sunday 6pm. (Our diamond is a jewel of a location rather than just a plain auld jewel . . . . . for the "out of towners" )
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Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
After a breakup, documentary filmmaker Dean moves into a rental home. There, he discovers Marcel
Saturday 28th Oct, 11am. The Courthouse - Sponsored By SuperValu Clones
Reel Borders Shorts
What does a border mean to the people who live there? A checkpoint? A chance to care for neighbours regardless of their beliefs? A way of controlling and watching over people, like in colonial times? A matter of identity?
Saturday 28th Oct, 12pm. The Old Post Office - Sponsored By The Noble Grape
Animation Special: The Tiger Who Came to Tea and Ajtia
Two beautiful animations, both in their unique styles and a rare opportunity to meet some of the people involved in making them.
Saturday 28th Oct. 2.30pm. The Courthouse. - Sponsored By Paul Boyce Solicitor
A Cushla My Own Native Land – VR experience
Residents of Sullivan Centre, Cavan with lived experience of dementia share their memories as the inspiration for a short art film focusing on beauty and loss set in the beautiful Cavan landscape.
Saturday 28th, 2.00pm, The Old Post Office - Sponsored by Avenue Pharmacy
Tuilte (Floods)
In the context of accelerating climate change, Tuilte features first-hand accounts of the devastation
Saturday 28th Oct. 4.30pm. The Courthouse. - Sponsored By Flynn Furney Environmental Consultants
Local Talent and Vardø Showreel
A programme of short films celebrating young local film-making talent and CFF’s partnership with the CROSSINGS film festival, part of the local Komafest project, on the Norwegian Arctic island of Vardø.
Saturday 28th, 5.00pm, The Old Post Office - Sponsored By ABP
Pray for our Sinners
Through the voices of its gently heroic characters, Pray for Our Sinners depicts a society full of love, hope and understanding.
Saturday 28th Oct. 6.45pm, The Courthouse - Sponsored By The Noble Grape
Love According to Dalva
After her abusive father is arrested,12-year-old Dalva is taken into care. Acting more like an adult than a child, her social workers and new roommates find it difficult to connect with Dalva.
Saturday 28th, 7.00pm, The Old Post Office. - Sponsored By Liptons
La Syndicaliste
La Syndicaliste tells the extraordinary real-life story of Mayo native Maureen Kearney, a senior trade union representative in a French nuclear power company.
Saturday 28th Oct. 9.15pm, The Courthouse - Sponsored By Clones Tech
Nosferatu (with live music score)
In 1838, Thomas Hutter is sent from the fictional German town of Wisborg to Transylvania by his employer, the estate agent Knock, to visit new client Count Orlok in his castle.
Saturday 28th Oct, 9pm. St. Joesph's Hall - Sponsored By First Choice Utility Options
The Old Oak
In a struggling former mining community in Durham, The Old Oak pub is a social refuge for many of its regulars. Owner TJ is an active volunteer, helping deliver supplies to families in need.
Saturday 28th, 9.45pm, The Old Post Office. - Sponsored By Fred & Jo Madden, Hilton Park
Puffin Rock and the New Friends
Follow the disappearance of the Little Egg in strange circumstances, leading Oona, Baba, May and Mossy and their new friends Isabelle, Phoenix and Marvin
Sunday 29th Oct, 11am. The Courthouse - Sponsored By Mc Elvaney's Waste and Recycling
Town of Strangers
Town of Strangers by award-winning Irish filmmaker Treasa O 'Brien is a 'hybrid' feature film using auditions, observational documentary and magical realist dream scenes.
Sunday 29th 12.30pm. The Old Post Office
Short Films and Judges
We run competitions in three categories;
- Best Short Documentary,
- Best Short Fiction/Experimental, and
- Best Short Animation
Ballywalter
Eileen – a sardonic, university drop-out – is back home in Belfast after a failed move to London.
Sunday 29th 4.30pm. The Old Post Office - Sponsored By Little Design House
Closing Night and ‘The Francies’ Awards
Closing night at CFF has come to mean only one thing – ‘The Francies’. Named in honour of Francie Brady in Pat McCabe’s ‘The Butcher Boy’