All Films
Films and Tickets
Scroll through the films, pick one, click "Preview & Tickets" for more information, a preview 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" )
OPENING NIGHT
On opening night this year, the focus is on short films with strong local connections. With a glass of wine and some foosies served too. It's always a charming evening.
Thursday 24th October Courthouse 8pm - Sponsored By Eno Wines
ROSE
The Old Post Office | Friday 25th | 7:45 pm
Inger herself has a hidden agenda for the trip – hoping to track down a lost love....
That They May Face The Rising Sun
The Courthouse | Friday 25th | 9.45 pm
A beautifully bittersweet portrait of a very particular time and place ...
Sugarcane
The Courthouse | Friday 25th | 7.30 pm
An epic cinematic portrait of a community during a moment of international reckoning ...
The Teachers' Lounge
The Old Post Office | Friday 25th | 5.30 pm
When one of her students is accused of theft, Carla decides to take the matter into her own hands ...
Jonny Hanson - Wild Child
The Courthouse | Saturday 26th | 4 pm
A special interactive live event for the whole family "Wild child:" My animal adventures from Monaghan to Malawi and beyond, a a very special live event at CFF ...
The Wind
The Old Post Office | Saturday 26th | 1 pm
A very special immersive experience to start the Saturday afternoon at CFF!
How to Defuse a Bomb: The Project Children Story
The Courthouse | Saturday 26th | 1.15 pm
The documentary will be introduced by the filmmakers and some of the people behind Project Children and will be followed by a Q&A
Kensuke’s Kingdom
The Courthouse | Saturday 26th | 11 am
Kensuke’s Kingdom features the epic adventure of Michael, a young boy shipwrecked on a remote island ...
Man with A Movie Camera (with live music score) 9:15
St Joesph's Hall | Saturday 26th | 9.15 pm
After several sold-out screenings of silent movie classics like Battleship Potemkin, Man of Aran, and Nosferatu