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| Location | Swords, County Fingal, Ireland |
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| Founded | 2012 |
| Festival date | September/October |
| Language | English, Irish and others |
| Website | fingalfilmfest |
Fingal Film Festival is held yearly in Swords, Ireland since 2012. [1] [2] [3]
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| Location | Swords, County Fingal, Ireland |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2012 |
| Festival date | September/October |
| Language | English, Irish and others |
| Website | fingalfilmfest |
Fingal Film Festival is held yearly in Swords, Ireland since 2012. [1] [2] [3]
This film festival awards prizes in nine categories (up from 6 categories in the first edition). Past winners are listed below
Best International Film - Colmillo - Venezuela
Best Feature Film - Where The Sea Used To Be - Ireland
Best Documentary - Sunday In Brazzaville - Spain & Congo
Best Animation - Pixelation Daydreams - Ireland
Best Newcomer Writer in Fingal - Steven Murray (Situations Vacant) - Ireland
Best Short Film - Two Hearts - Ireland
Best International Film - Substitute Teacher - Israel
Best Animated Film - Luminaris - Spain & Argentina
Best Short Film -Is This It? - Ireland
Best Feature Film - The Pier - Ireland
Best Documentary Film - Beyond Right and Wrong - USA
Best Newcomer Director/Writer in Fingal - Special Delivery - Ireland
Best Student Film/Doc/Animation - Kill Screen (BCFE) - Ireland
Best Feature Film - Calloused Hands - UK/USA
Best Documentar Feature - Dah života - Bosnia
Best International Film - Electric Indigo - Belgium
Best Student Film - I've Been a Sweeper (DIT/FN) - Ireland
Best Irish Language Film - Barróg Béir - Ireland
Best Animation Film - Shoot - Ireland
Best Short Film - Skunky Dog - Ireland
Best Fingal Newcomer - Volkswagen Joe - Ireland
Best International Film - Er und Sie - Germany
Best Short Film - Solitaire - Ireland
Best Feature Film - The Kids from the Marx and Engels Street - Montenegro
Best Student Film - The Hiding (DIT) - Ireland
Best Fingal Newcomer - Brenda - Ireland
Best Animation - Deadly - Ireland
Best Documentary - Where my Ladies? - Ireland
Best Irish Language Film - An Cat - Ireland
Outstanding Achievement in Media - 7 Days in Syria [4] - USA
Best 1916 Short - Proclaim! - Ireland
Best Short Film - Deirdre - Ireland
Best Feature Film - South - Ireland
Best Student Film - Rapto - Ireland
Best Fingal Newcomer - Cousins - Ireland
Best Animation - Little Flower - Ireland
Best Documentary - Murphy's Law - Canada
Scannán na hÉireann - Maidhm - Ireland
Outstanding Achievement in Media - In Dialogue [5] - USA
Fingal Film Festival Winners of the Fingal Community Award in the Arts and Culture Category 2013 Ireland
Short Listed for Irelands Event Industry Awards 2013 & 2015
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