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Cult Collective are set to return for their third film screening night in Kilkenny, showcasing short films from artists from and based in the South-East.
Cult Collective are a not-for-profit production company and artistic collective based in Kilkenny, dedicated to bringing opportunities to artists in the South-East.
Creative Director Anna Ní Dhúill says, "Since establishing the Collective in 2023, we've gone from strength to strength, particularly with our monthly Scratch Nights, and we can't wait for our next film screening night in the Watergate Theatre to showcase more brilliant work from local creatives".
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With shorts from Ross Maloney, Blaise Smith, Amelia Caulfield, among many other hugely talented filmmakers, the screening will take place on Saturday, March 15 in the auditorium of The Watergate Theatre.
Tickets are €6, and a glass of wine is provided with each ticket. As well as the films, local DJ Kieran Kehoe will perform a set, beginning at 7pm on the night.
To book tickets, please visit The Watergate website, or call the box office on 056 7761674.
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