• UK
• 1971
• 65 mins
• English
• Documentary
• TV Eye

In 1969, Philip Trevelyan filmed the beguilingly strange life of the Page family, who lived off-grid and rode steam engines around their wood.

Black Moon present an autism friendly sci-fi shorts, including Don Hertzfeldt’s amazing Oscar nominated film.

• 2014
• 40 mins

QFT and Film Studies at Queen’s are delighted to welcome Irish filmmaker Vivienne Dick

• Poland
• 1988
• 157 mins
• Polish
• Sci-Fi

"One of cinema's most stunning extravagances and the most frightening art film you will ever see" says Film Comment's Michael Atkinson about this banned science fiction epic by controversial director Andrej Zulawski.

GroundworkNI have a Little Shop of Horrors in Connswater St Community Garden!

Not to be all sensationalist about it, but we are very excited to be teaming upwith GroundworkNI and The Black Box’s Black Moon Film club to screen the classic Little Shop of Horrors,  in Connswater St Community Garden. Seymour Krelborn is a nerdy orphan working at Mushnik’s, a flower shop in urban Skid Row. He… Read Article →

• Italy
• 92 mins
• Altered States

BFF’s tribute to the one true God Of The Scorched Future - Enzo G Castellari!!

• UK
• 2018
• English
• Thriller
• Opening & Closing

After serving fifteen years for murder, Callahan returns home to find Sean, his victim’s father, searching for the body.

Day Two: Elvis was in the building!

Day two kicked off with the opening of our VR Studio (open right through the festival). Audience reaction has been brilliant so far, ‘virtual reality is out of this world!!! Just got back from landing on the moon!!!’ Can’t recommend enough.’ Spaces still left so why not give it a try. Our residency the QFT… Read Article →

Festival closes with European premiere of Bad Day for the Cut

The 17th Belfast Film Festival came to a thrilling end with the European premiere of Northern Ireland production Bad Day for the Cut which played to two packed out screenings in Movie House, Dublin Road. Before the screening, Festival Director Michele Devlin thanked everyone who has made this year’s festival such a success, including audiences… Read Article →

• UK
• 1973
• English
• TV Eye

An exuberant and wildly inventive satire on the Apollo Space Programme by David Edgar.