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Czechoslovakian director Milos Forman’s final film in his home country; he was scouting locations in Paris when the Russians moved their tanks into Prague in 1968 causing Forman to decide to remain an expatriate.
Read More →Finnish master Kaurismäki’s brightly idiosyncratic black comedy is a testament to a community’s capacity for kindness and resilience.
Read More →Hygiene inspectors Heinz and Kurt spend their time driving around Austria, inspecting country inns day after day. Not too shabby a job, right?
Read More →This unusual feature (a French-Belgian- Luxembourgian co-production), with its lead cast consisting entirely of stop motion-animated children’s toys.
Read More →Two women troubled with guy-problems swap homes in each other's countries, where they each meet a local guy and fall in love.
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On the outskirts of Whoville, there lives a green, revenge-seeking Grinch who plans on ruining the Christmas holiday for all of the citizens of the town.
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Cathedral Quarter Trust on behalf of Belfast City Council, presents some Treats for kids this Halloween Half Term: 3 days of relaxed screenings at The BeanBag Cinema!
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Cathedral Quarter Trust, on behalf of Belfast City Council, have some Halloween treats in store for kids this Half Term: 3 days of relaxed screenings at The Beanbag Cinema!
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Cathedral Quarter Trust, on behalf of Belfast City Council, have some Halloween treats in store for kids this Half Term: 3 days of relaxed screenings at The Beanbag Cinema!
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Cathedral Quarter Trust, on behalf of Belfast City Council, have some Halloween treats in store for kids this Half Term: 3 days of relaxed screenings at The Beanbag Cinema!
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Cathedral Quarter Trust, on behalf of Belfast City Council, have some Halloween treats in store for kids this Half Term: 3 days of relaxed screenings at The Beanbag Cinema!
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Cathedral Quarter Trust, on behalf of Belfast City Council, have some Halloween treats in store for kids this Half Term: 3 days of relaxed screenings at The Beanbag Cinema!
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HERENI present a hidden gem, starring Piper Perabo & GOT's Lena Headley
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To raise awareness for World AIDS Day Belfast HSC Trust’s Sexual Health Training Team in partnership with Belfast Film Festival is screening BBC Documentary film “The People vs The NHS – Who Gets the Drugs?”
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To celebrate QFT's 50th Birthday and our 18 year working relationship, Belfast Film Festival and QFT present an all-night 'midnight movie' event, from dusk ‘til dawn. This is your chance to stay up all night, eat badly and have your head fried…
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Think of Lord of the Flies by way of Freaks, a mix of horror and comedy with a nod to Psycho and a dash of Freud.
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Join Translink for The Greatest Showman, and welcome P.T. Barnum and his unforgettable circus. This event is part of the ‘Incredible BIG Show’ to celebrate the official premiere of Glider.
Read More →Join Translink for the 80's family classic 'Big' a film about a teenager Josh who after wishing to be made big, he wakes the next morning to find himself mysteriously in the body of an adult. This event is part of the ‘Incredible BIG Show’ to celebrate the official premiere of Glider.
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Join Translink for The Incredibles, the family of undercover superheroes trying to live the quiet suburban life, but are forced into action to save the world. This event is part of the ‘Incredible BIG Show’ to celebrate the official premiere of Glider.
Read More →It is happening again. This is the water. And this is the well. Drink full. And descend.
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As part of a new interdisciplinary, cross-border initiative, the Mental Health & the Arts series presents: THE LONG-TERM IMPACT OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA ON ADULT MENTAL & PHYSICAL HEALTH.
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Uprising: Spirit of ’68 is a season supported by funds from the National Lottery, led by Film Hub Midlands on behalf of the BFI UK Film Audience Network.
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With no apology whatsoever we present DEADLY PREY, inadvertent poster-boy for the pernicious film-which-is-so-bad-that-it-is-in-fact-good mentality symptomatic of the First World's virulent and seemingly unstoppable pulp junkie irony hound sickness.
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The Curzon Film Centre was not just a cinema, it was many different things to different people. A family heirloom, a place for inspiration, relaxation and above all a safe space in a divided community where there were few.
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The Rainbow Project presents: PARIS IS BURNING
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