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Hear My Voice, a short film by Brendan Byrne (Bobby Sands: 66 Days, Maze) combines Colin Davidson’s stunning portrait collection, Silent Testimony, with the spoken words of the victims and survivors of the Northern Irish Troubles, featured in the paintings.
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An unabashed kid navigates the filthy world of 1973 Glasgow, preoccupying himself with the equally poor youth around him.
Read More →Everything changes for 15-year-old Mia when her mum brings home a new boyfriend.
Read More →Writer and film-maker, Csilla Toldy, launches her third book with Lapwing Belfast, Vertical Montage.
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Household presents The Arbor, in collaboration with Artangel and Belfast Film Festival.
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Fledging filmmakers - writers, directors, in front of and behind the camera talent, all get a chance to shine in our annual celebration of all things short film.
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Fledging filmmakers - writers, directors, in front of and behind the camera talent, all get a chance to shine in our annual celebration of all things short film.
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Fledging filmmakers - writers, directors, in front of and behind the camera talent, all get a chance to shine in our annual celebration of all things short film.
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Often caught between places to screen, a short non-fiction film has far less opportunities to be seen in a cinema environment, especially if made independently, and we hope to address that with this event.
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Often caught between places to screen, a short non-fiction film has far less opportunities to be seen in a cinema environment, especially if made independently, and we hope to address that with this event.
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Fledging filmmakers - writers, directors, in front of and behind the camera talent, all get a chance to shine in our annual celebration of all things short film.
Read More →
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Having gone bust in 2012, Newry City AFC were resurrected by a group of dedicated fans.
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A tech-noir fiction set in an alternative Belfast, this film centres around a neuro- hacking console which offers knowledge and experience of the users choice, but with one minor side-effect... part of the user’s childhood memory is erased.
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Off the rails and in and out of prison Ryan’s endless promises to change only amount to empty promises and his life plummets to rock bottom. But does this ‘chancer’ deserve another chance?
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A music obsessed mixed-race girl questions her identity when she becomes the victim of bullying in 1980s Belfast.
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A couple from London attempt to salvage their failing relationship on a walking holiday in the Mountains of Mourne, but things do not go as hoped. After all, isn’t every love story a ghost story?
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A loud gunshot rings out at a sacred religious retreat on the coast of Ireland. Only a stone statue of Jesus crucified on the cross and the fleeing birds bear witness to the mysterious crime.
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A road trip with an extraordinary Australian circus family. A post truth feature mockumentary.
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A documentary on the life of Mick McElkenny who served as personal bodyguard to JFK during his visit to Ireland in 1963.
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The incredible true story of one elderly Derrywoman’s unwavering quest to locate and honour her uncle’s long lost grave in Shanghai.
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An animated adaptation of Flann O’Brien’s only novel written in Irish under the pseudonym of Myles Na gCopaleen, An Béal Bocht
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A documentary exploring the importance of time and duration through Amanda Coogan, the Dublin-born performance artist who has been a close student and collaborator with Marina Abramovic throughout her career.
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The moral, political and symbolic integrity of the image itself is interrogated and overturned in these richly textured films. John Maybury casts Siouxsie Sioux and fashion designer David Holah in one of the singularly most stunning and ambitious Super 8 works of the era, the existential genderfuck Court of Miracles. Young filmmakers bring on the post-modern age.
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