1980 Cork Film Festival programme content
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Title
1980 Cork Film Festival programme content
Subject
Cork Film Festival, Michael O’Herlihy, Carmen Dillon, Dagmar Hirtz, Patrick Carey, Bert Haanstra, Joy Batchelor, Jerzy Bossak, Tony Barry, Ronnie Saunders, Jean Lefebvre, Canada, Association of Independent Producers Ireland (AIP), John Boorman, Vida Breen, London Friends of Cork
Description
The original 1980 programme is a slim soft card-bound issue measuring 26.5cm x 11cm. The bind is stapled and it has 82 numbered pages.
The pdf version includes profiles of festival jury members Michael O’Herlihy (Ireland), Carmen Dillon (UK), Dagmar Hirtz (Germany), Patrick Carey (Ireland), Bert Haanstra (Netherlands), Joy Batchelor (UK), Jerzy Bossak (Poland), Tony Barry (Ireland) and Ronnie Saunders (Ireland). Programme listings include a programme of features and shorts for a Canadian film week which was staged with the collaboration of Jean Lefebvre, Canadian Secretary of the State Department. In addition, the Association of Independent Producers Ireland (AIP) curated an Irish Showcase of feature films and shorts including Cry of the Mountain (Eamon de Buitlear); The Special Per Cent (Jim Sherwin); Revival – Pearse’s Concept of Ireland (Louis Marcus); So … Who Needs the Training (Tiernan MacBride) with Niall Tóibín; and Portrait of a Library (Kieran Hickey) starring Cyril Cusack. The programme also details a John Boorman Season (p.76) and a selection of his films was shown that year. We note an article by Vida Breen, Cork Film Festival – 25 years on (pp.7-8), that references the origins of the festival and the London Friends of Cork whose work raised thousands of pounds for the festival. The brochure also includes a number of advertisements from local and national companies across all sectors of the business world.
The pdf version includes profiles of festival jury members Michael O’Herlihy (Ireland), Carmen Dillon (UK), Dagmar Hirtz (Germany), Patrick Carey (Ireland), Bert Haanstra (Netherlands), Joy Batchelor (UK), Jerzy Bossak (Poland), Tony Barry (Ireland) and Ronnie Saunders (Ireland). Programme listings include a programme of features and shorts for a Canadian film week which was staged with the collaboration of Jean Lefebvre, Canadian Secretary of the State Department. In addition, the Association of Independent Producers Ireland (AIP) curated an Irish Showcase of feature films and shorts including Cry of the Mountain (Eamon de Buitlear); The Special Per Cent (Jim Sherwin); Revival – Pearse’s Concept of Ireland (Louis Marcus); So … Who Needs the Training (Tiernan MacBride) with Niall Tóibín; and Portrait of a Library (Kieran Hickey) starring Cyril Cusack. The programme also details a John Boorman Season (p.76) and a selection of his films was shown that year. We note an article by Vida Breen, Cork Film Festival – 25 years on (pp.7-8), that references the origins of the festival and the London Friends of Cork whose work raised thousands of pounds for the festival. The brochure also includes a number of advertisements from local and national companies across all sectors of the business world.
Creator
University College Cork, Cork Film Festival, John McGuiness, Limerick School of Art & Design, Guy & Co. Ltd, Cork
Source
Cork Film Festival Collection
Publisher
University College Cork
Date
1980
Contributor
Cork Film Festival, A Healy, Robin O'Sullivan, Harry Conboye, Lord Mayor T O'Sullivan, Vida Breen
Rights
This item is licenced with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC-BY 4.0) licence. All rights reserved. Please credit Cork International Film Festival & provide a link back to this site.
Format
Paper, 26.5cm x 11cm
PDF
Language
English, eng; Irish, gle
Coverage
start=1980-10-10; end=1980-10-17;
Cork, Ireland
Cork, Ireland
Text Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Programme
Collection
Citation
University College Cork, Cork Film Festival, John McGuiness, Limerick School of Art & Design, Guy & Co. Ltd, Cork, “1980 Cork Film Festival programme content,” Cork International Film Festival Archive, accessed December 30, 2024, https://corkfilmfest.ucc.ie/items/show/631.