Kerry International Film Festival (KIFF) celebrated its 22nd Edition over this past weekend, 14 -17 October 2021. This year KIFF presented a blended

Kerry International Film Festival (KIFF) are delighted to officially launch their 2021 film festival programme today, 01 October 2021. Celebrating its 22nd edition,

Kerry International Film Festival (KIFF) is delighted to announce that American film producer and current president of Lucasfilm, Kathleen Kennedy, is the recipient

Kerry International Film Festival (KIFF) are delighted to announce their exciting new headline sponsor partnership with Kerry Airport. Running for its 22nd year,

Joyride, the Subotica produced feature film starring Olivia Colman, has begun shooting on location in Kerry this month. Helmed by Emmy award-winning director,

KIFF is excited to announce details of its new ‘all abilities’ submission category.  Eibh Collins, Festival Director and Nicola O’ Sullivan, Head of

KIFF is very excited to team up with LASTA Youth Arts Festival and Siamsa Tíre to present a carefully curated selection of fun

KIFF is very excited to team up with Cruinniú na nÓg. Cruinniú na nÓg is a flagship initiative of the Creative Ireland Programme’s

About Kerry International Film Festival: Kerry International Film Festival (KIFF) takes place in Killarney, Co. Kerry in October. Over the past 22 years

KIFF was delighted to contribute to the 2021 Feile Na Bealtaine festival by providing some content for their big screens. Feile Na Bealtaine

Kerry International Film Festival is partnering with Tralee Rotary Club to plant 4000 trees in the Castlegregory Nature Park and the adjoining Meán

Last month, Kerry International Film Festival marked its 21st edition by establishing the Trua award to celebrate compassionate film-making that excites positive change.