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The 1976 festival programme cover is predominantly green-coloured with the image of a globe, wrapped in a strip of film whose tip settles on the city of Cork. The strip spells out the word film across the lower half of the page. The back cover is…

The 1981 festival programme cover is predominately red and black with the image of a film clapperboard across its front. The festival details are printed across the slate displays. The back of the programme is blank. The 1981 programme is a soft…

The 1961 festival programme cover is cream-coloured with a Celtic-stylised faded image of a saint holding a staff in his right hand - probably St Finbarr of Cork. The image is flanked by two emblems – one of the harp and one of the coat of arms of…

The 1966 festival programme is slim, with an abstract design on its cover in the form of a stylised logo of the CIFF letters arranged against a cream coloured background. The back cover is plain white with an advertisement for ‘Nordoff Vodka’ in the…

The front of the 2013 festival programme is a graphic design of hexagons against a white background. The hexagons extend across the whole page and are coloured in various hues of green, yellow, blue, and red. The festival information text is placed…

The 1984 festival programme is a slim off-white programme with no image on its cover. Text in bold blue art deco font crosses the programme diagonally. The back cover is off-white with no text or image. The 1984 programme is a soft card-bound…

The 1982 festival programme cover is plain white with a blue border at its upper edge with black and blue coloured text across its front. The rear of the programme is similarly designed with the same text in Irish. The 1982 programme is a slim soft…

The 1983 festival programme cover is plain white with black text across its front. The rear of the programme is blank. We note the change of name to Festival of Film Cork. The 1983 programme is a slim soft card-bound issue measuring 21cm x 10cm. The…

The 2018 festival programme cover has a green and blue colour scheme with an emerald-green stripe along the book spine. To the right of the green stripe, there is a blue-themed lightly pixelated image of a partially visible face with just the right…

The 2009 festival programme cover features a painterly image of two creatures looking at each other in a glade or garden setting. The work is by the Swiss animation director and artist, Georges Schwizgebel (1944-), whose paint-on-glass-animated 2004…