About Kerry International Film Festival:
Kerry International Film Festival (KIFF) takes place in Killarney, Co. Kerry in October. Over the past 22 years KIFF has become a vital element of Kerry’s cultural landscape, delivering a unique film experience to the local community with our annual festival and multiple screenings across Kerry during the year.
KIFF s 2020 online festival reached over 15K+ streams across our multiple platforms. The 2021 event will be the 22nd edition of the festival and runs from 14th -17th October 2021. The format (online, physical or a blended festival) of the event is to be confirmed.
KIFF is dedicated to bringing new cultural experiences through film to Kerry audiences. Through our carefully curated work, we deliver new and diverse film experiences, creating a hub of film creativity and appreciation, by championing the work of, both established and emerging, local and international filmmakers.
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