65th Cork International Film Festival

Into Dad's Woods + Post-Screening Discussion

Expired November 15, 2020 11:59 PM
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Gina is 15 and admires her father Jimmy: a funny, unpredictable, extravagant man (at least in her eyes), who takes his kids to the woods in the middle of the night, but sometimes leaves them there. One day Jimmy goes too far and the fragile harmony of his family is broken. Will Gina take this chance to escape her father’s influence? Vero Cratzborn’s first feature is a touching family drama that asks important questions about the impact of parents’ mental health issues on their children.


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Presented in association with the French Embassy in Ireland.


Cork International Film Festival's Illuminate film and mental health programme is proudly supported by ESB Energy for Generations Fund and the HSE.


There will be a post-screening panel discussion about the effects of mental health challenges within families.


Other films at Cork International Film Festival exploring mental health issues include The Bright Side, Wildfire and La Fortaleza.



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  • Year
    2019
  • Runtime
    90 minutes
  • Language
    French
  • Country
    Belgium, France, Switzerland
  • Note
    Subtitled
  • Director
    Vero Cratzborn
  • Screenwriter
    Vero Cratzborn with François Verjans
  • Producer
    Isabelle Truc, Nathalie Mesuret, Elisa Garbar
  • Cast
    Léonie Souchaud, Ludivine Sagnier, Alban Lenoir
  • Cinematographer
    Philippe Guilbert
  • Editor
    Loredana Cristelli
  • Composer
    Daniel Bleikolm, Maxime Steiner