Cork International Film Festival programme cover from 2002

Cork International Film Festival programme cover from 2002

Cork Film Festival

The 2002 festival programme cover is a green-themed montage of film stills and festival information. The montage depicts twelve film stills from films being shown that year at the festival; they include Magdalene Sisters (Peter Mullan, 2002), A Man Without a Past (Aki Kaurismäki, 2002), John Ford Goes to War (Tom Thurman, 2002), as well as stills from the shorts programme Aria (Pjtor Sapegin, 2001), A Man Thing (Sławomir Fabicki, 2001), Face (Bertha Bay-Sa Pan, 2002), and the animation programme (a selection from Phil Mulloy). The festival sponsors are noted in a green box at the bottom right corner of the programme and the festival information is noted in a green band above this.

The back of the programme, also green, has a circular orange and black image at its centre. The image is taken from Film 1st (Gustave Deutsch, 2002) and is found footage of a young woman, looking down with her hands raised up resting on her head, dressed in a vintage-styled twenties dress accessorised with drapes over her shoulders.

The programme is a soft card-bound programme with a glue-bound spine. It comprises 128 pages and measures 21cm x 29.5cm.

University College Cork, Cork Film Festival, Adrian Connolly, Nime Stefansson, Allied Print Limited

Cork Film Festival Collection

University College Cork

2002-10

Cork Film Festival, Cllr John Kelleher, Charles Hennessy, Michael Hannigan, Una Feely, Michelle O'Neill, Agnete Stefansson, Ford Cars, Jameson Whiskey, RTÉ, The Arts Council, MEDIA EU, Goethe Institut Dublin

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English, eng

2002
Cork, Ireland

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