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The festival will take place this June
A FESTIVAL will enable Limerick spectators to discover nearly 140 films.
After a three-year hiatus, Très Court International Film Festival will return to Belltable this June.
A short-film festival, Très Court (which translates to ‘very short') takes place simultaneously in France as well as in 50 cities around the world each June.
For its 25th edition, the festival will see Alliance Française Limerick enable Limerick spectators to join other spectators from all over the globe to discover nearly 140 Très Court films, divided into two competitions and four thematic selections.
One of the oldest not-for-profit organisation, Alliance Française Limerick has been offering French language classes and cultural events since 1944.
As every year, at the end of the screenings, spectators will be able to vote for their favourite film. The International Audience Award will be given to the film that receives the most votes from all over the world.
The event will take place on June 2 at the Belltable.
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