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'Rapunzel – The Blonde Years' to screen at Austrian festival

March 22, 2009 By Fiona Ashe Leave a Comment
Orlaith Doherty in 'Rapunzel - The Blonde Years'

Orlaith Doherty in 'Rapunzel - The Blonde Years'

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I’m pleased to announce that my short film ‘Rapunzel – The Blonde Years‘ has been selected to screen at the 11/22 International Comedy Short Film Festival in Austria in June.  The film was written and produced by Trish Groves and commissioned by the Irish Film Board under its innovative Virtual Cinema scheme.  It has already been screened at the Galway Film Fleadh and Darklight Film Festivals – both in Ireland, and also in the WOW (World of Women) Film Festival in Australia.

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
The name Eleven-Twentytwo refers to the two categories of the Festival, which are carried out as two independent competitions:
- Category 11: for all films up to max. 11:59 min. of total runtime
- Category 22: for all films from 12 up to max. 22 min. of total runtime

The winner of each category will receive the 11/22 trophy and EUR 1,122 cash prize.

The public screenings of the films selected by the jury will take place in Vienna’s oldest comedy-theatre Kulisse on four evenings. On the last day of the Festival there will be a gala including a screening of the nominated films and the announcement of the winners.

The Festival 2009 will take place from June 16th to June 20th.

email: director@fionaashe.com
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About Fiona Ashe
Fiona Ashe is an award-winning Irish film Director who is developing several feature films, including a big screen adaptation of bestselling book "The Go-Giver". She is keen to hear from producers seeking to collaborate. Her work is endorsed by many renowned directors, including Jim Sheridan ("My Left Foot"), Bruce Block ("What Women Want") and Mark W Travis ("Family Ties"). She is also a Social Media Marketing Consultant and Trainer who empowers brands to grow their businesses and find new clients.

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