THE official opening of the Kerry International Film Festival (KIFF) took place on Thursday evening at Randles Hotel, Killarney.
Celebrating its 23rd edition, this year’s festival is taking place until Sunday across a series of venues throughout Killarney, as well as showcasing a bespoke KIFF screening in Dingle on Sunday, October 23.
KIFF is returning to its roots by presenting a fully physical, in person, film festival that promotes and showcases film and filmmaking talent across over 30 events.
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Speaking at the opening celebration for KIFF 2022, Eibh Collins, Programme Director said: “As we have such an exciting few days of films and events ahead, it only feels right to start with a bang and open the festival with a sold out screening of Tarrac. KIFF have worked hard to curate an exciting variety of films and events across this year’s festival, there is something for everyone and we hope that the public enjoys it.”
KIFF recently announced Actress and Writer Amy Huberman as the KIFF 2022 Maureen O’Hara Award recipient.
For tickets, event registration, festival passes and the full list of events at this year’s festival, check out KIFF’s website www.kerryfilmfestival.com Scroll down for photos from the opening of the Festival by James Maher…
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