Iris Prize Festival: The Iris Prize ' Cardiff's International gay and lesbian short film prize is the only short film prize in the world which allows the winner to make a new film.
The full programme includes new feature films, panel sessions, parties and screenings of all 30 short films competing for the Iris Prize.
Screenings and events take place in Chapter, Cineworld and the Park Inn Hotel. You dont havve to be a friend of Dorothy to be a friend of Iris!
Iris Prize Festival at Chapter, Cineworld and Park Inn in Cardiff, Glamorgan on Wednesday, 10 October 2012.
For more information about Iris Prize Festival, please contact 029 20232744, or see event details on the left.
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