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Harold is obsessed with death, and dying, and funerals. Until he meets Maude, and then he starts to live his life with a little more hope.
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“During the film which you are about to see, you will be subject to subliminal messages and minor hypnosis. This will cause you no physical harm or lasting effect. But, if for any reason you lose control, or feel that your mind is leaving your body, leave the auditorium immediately.”
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1981 Hungarian animated film directed by Marcell Jankovics. This psychedelic folk tale is a must-see for anyone interested in the art of animation.
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Decapitations, explosions, poorly subbed in stunt doubles, mangled dialogue, prominent lion heads, and unfortunate banana hammocks abound in this 'also' film.
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Belfast Film Festival and the Grand Opera House have teamed up to present this special event and we’ve asked four local community choirs to get involved in this unique screening!
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Presented by FilmHubNI and BFF as part of Shakesphere on film.
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Voted Number 3 in the list of the 30 Best LGBT Films of All Time.BFI Flare. Presented by Belfast Film Festival as part of Belfast Pride Festival. Supported by Moviehouse cinema.
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Presented by Belfast Film Festival as part of Belfast Pride Festival. Supported by Moviehouse cinemas. Revolution is in the air in early 1970s France and two women’s blossoming relationship faces challenges beyond their control.
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UK Premiere. Presented by Belfast Film Festival as part of Belfast Pride Festival. Supported by Moviehouse cinema
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Outdoor screenings in the Crescent Park. Bring your own seating, rugs, blankets and enjoy the film!
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Outdoor screenings in the Crescent Park. Bring your own seating, rugs, blankets and enjoy the film! Sing-along with your favourite songs in this special Sing-Along event! Rodgers & Hammerstein’s cinematic treasure, “The Sound of Music” is the winner of five Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
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Outdoor screenings in the Crescent Park. Bring your own seating, rugs and enjoy the film!
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Outdoor screenings in the Crescent Park. Bring your own seating, rugs and enjoy the film!
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Belfast Film Festival in partnership with Féile an Phobail present 66 Days, a film by Brendan Byrne
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As part of Shakespeare on Film: a spectacular series of screenings and events celebrating the enormous impact the playwright’s life, work and legacy has had on cinema. These are outdoor picnic events, bring your own camping chairs, blankets or seating.
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This film is coming to you by the special grace of God! There have been several near successful attempts by the powers of darkness to stop it, because of it's great expositions!
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Masaaki Yuasa’s ‘Mind Game’ is a love story about Nishi; a comic book writer who is given a second chance at life after he is brutally shot (in the anus) by a bullying pro footballer. If Jan Svankmajer ever considered a move to Anime, it may look something like this…
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The beautiful Victorian central hall of Campbell college boarding school is the perfect location to bring up associations of Hogwarts and the world of Harry Potter. Dressing up is encouraged, prizes for best costume available!!
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Good God! Do all oceanographical research ships feature fully stocked, neon lit bars and talking robot sex toilets?! I knew I shouldn't have failed Biology.
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Outdoor screening in the grounds of Malone House, a late Georgian mansion which dates from the 1820s and is the perfect location for a screening of ‘Sense and Sensibility’.
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Celebrate the horror and the hilarity of the Prom with the cutting wit of Tina Fey’s brilliantly smart satire.
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Join in and sing-a-long!! The delirious sight of Meryl Streep leading a river of multigenerational women singing “Dancing Queen” is one of the high points of Mamma Mia!, the musical built around the songs of the hugely popular pop group ABBA.
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Throughout the autumn of 1916, 20 million people flocked to see a silent film, The Battle of the Somme. This was nearly half the population of Britain at the time. The film remains one of the most watched in British cinema history, even bigger than Star Wars.
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As part of Shakespeare on Film: a spectacular series of screenings and events celebrating the enormous impact the playwright’s life, work and legacy has had on cinema. These are outdoor picnic events, bring your own camping chairs, blankets or seating.
Read More →As part of Shakespeare on Film: a spectacular series of screenings and events celebrating the enormous impact the playwright’s life, work and legacy has had on cinema. These are outdoor picnic events, bring your own camping chairs, blankets or seating.
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