Fresh International Film Festival Schedule 2023

March 27

  • 10:00 – 12:00- Screening: “My Brothers and I” in association with IFI Education @ Odeon, Limerick.
  • Magpie 6 animation workshop in the classroom.

March 28

  • 10:00 – 11:30 – Screening: An American Tail @ Belltable, Limerick
  • Fighting Words writing for film workshop in the classroom

March 29

March 30

  • 9:30 – 5:30 – Screening / Event: Ireland’s Young Filmmaker of the Year Finalist and Awards 2023  @ Odeon, Limerick.
  • To book for the finals contact info@freshfilmfestival.net

March 31

  • 10:00  – Screening: Against All Odds @ Engine Collaboration Centre.

     Extraordinary young people, amazing stories – This unique event showcases films from across the globe. All made by young filmmakers with inspiring stories to tell. From Ukraine to South Korea, these film celebrate diversity and determination. Introduced by Sinéad Collopy, writer of the RTÉ short film ‘Every Five Miles’

April 1

  • 10:00 – 5:30 Young Filmmaker’s Forum. A day of networking and film workshops for Young Filmmakers @ Engine, Limerick.
  • To Book Young Filmmaker’s Forum https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/306991478777
  • 10:00 – 5:30 National Network for Film and Animation leader’s event @ Engine Collaboration Centre, Limerick.

 

For queries contact info@freshfilmfestival.net 

Don’t Stop Here

More To Explore

Annual Showcase @ Irish Film Institute

How would you start to make a film? How do you get ideas?
Free Screening of Ireland’s Young Filmmaker of the Year 2022 awarded films with tips from the young filmmakers themselves.
Supported by the Arts Council

Fresh Blood

The night is growing longer, it must be time for Fresh Blood! This year’s filmmaking workshop took place in Limerick during the October mid-term break. Keep an eye on social media for updates.

Hothouse

The Hothouse Project at Fresh with RTÉ and Screen Ireland responds to the needs of advanced and award winning young filmmakers who work alone or in isolation and it aims to provide an intensive filmmaking experience. This programme is designed to challenge and advance film knowledge and skill. In the past Lance Daly, Dearbhla Walsh, Donal Foreman, John Butler, Sarah Gavron, and Jim Sheridan have given masterclasses as part of this programme.

The aim of the Hothouse is to support and promote the next generation of filmmakers by giving young independent makers a safe creative space in which to develop ideas and projects.

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