[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"festival-about-5650":3},{"festival":4,"years":21,"news":26,"about":27},{"entryId":5,"urlTitle":6,"status":7,"name":8,"originalName":9,"alsoKnownAs":10,"logo":11,"logoAppearance":12,"logoOg":18,"about":19,"isManaged":20},5650,"indiecork-film-festival-ireland","open","IndieCork Film Festival","",[],"https:\u002F\u002Fimg.r.vurchel.com\u002Ffestivals\u002F_th600\u002Fp63l5sj5.webp?v=754a496e",{"mode":13,"edge":14,"edgeLight":15,"plateLight":16,"plateDark":16,"crop":17,"og":17},"card","#fede00",true,"none",null,"\u002Fimg\u002F_og\u002F4506.jpg?v=754a496e","Short films sit at the heart of IndieCork, a festival of independent film and music in Cork, Ireland. Its programme combines international and Irish shorts with features, documentaries, experimental work and dedicated Made in Cork screenings. Masterclasses and meetings with festival programmers complement the cinema programme, while live music forms a separate strand. The festival dates back to 2013 and its cooperative organisation belongs to shareholder members who elect its management committee. The thirteenth and final edition is the 2025 festival, with dates of 5–12 October 2025 and film screenings at the Arc Cinema. Its programme honours co-founder and music programmer Tony Langlois.",false,[22,24],{"year":23,"hasAwards":20,"hasSelection":15},"2019",{"year":25,"hasAwards":20,"hasSelection":15},"2015",[],{"aboutHtml":28,"countries":29,"focus":31,"categories":32,"nextDates":17,"awardsPrizes":33,"rules":34,"website":35,"contacts":36,"editDate":45},"\u003Cp>Short films sit at the heart of IndieCork, a festival of independent film and music in Cork, Ireland. Its programme combines international and Irish shorts with features, documentaries, experimental work and dedicated Made in Cork screenings. Masterclasses and meetings with festival programmers complement the cinema programme, while live music forms a separate strand. The festival dates back to 2013 and its cooperative organisation belongs to shareholder members who elect its management committee.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>The thirteenth and final edition is the 2025 festival, with dates of 5–12 October 2025 and film screenings at the Arc Cinema. Its programme honours co-founder and music programmer Tony Langlois.\u003C\u002Fp>",[30],"Ireland",[],[],"The final 2025 edition includes Best Made in Cork Short, the Blacknight Award for Best Irish Short (€1,000), Best International Short, Best Emerging Irish Female Director (€500), the Louis Marcus Award for Best Documentary, the Gunther Berkus IndieCork Music Award and the Spirit of IndieCork Award. The Spirit of IndieCork Award recognises a filmmaker who embodies independent filmmaking. An additional Award of the Festival also appears in the 2025 results.","Archived entry regulations (2022; the final festival edition is 2025): IndieCork accepts short films, documentaries and independent features across genres, including animation, experimental film and fiction. Short-film competitions are limited to films of 30 minutes or less. Entrants must disclose previous screenings in Ireland. Online preview screeners are accepted. Films in languages other than English require English subtitles. Selected rights holders must return a screening agreement; late withdrawal because of another festival selection is not accepted. Technical delivery requirements are supplied after selection. Entrants cover inbound shipping of physical copies; the festival covers their return. Participation permits promotional excerpts of up to 10% of the film’s running time. Submitted films do not receive screening fees.","https:\u002F\u002Findiecork.com\u002F",[37,41],{"type":38,"value":39,"note":40},"Email","info@indiecork.com","General festival and film submission enquiries",{"type":42,"value":43,"note":44},"Address","Civic Trust House, 50 Popes Quay, Cork, Ireland, T23 R6XC","Festival office",1792221567]