ALLEYS OF THE EAST SCREENING OF ‘THE TRIAL’
Directed by Orson Welles
A screening of Orson Welles’ The Trial will coincide with the 'Alleys Of The East' exhibition at Framewerk.
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£FREE
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Saturday Night Fever
Directed by John Badham
40th anniversary screening plus live dance performance!
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£6
The Love Witch
We are no longer showing this film as part of the Belfast Film Festival 2017. The Love Witch will have its theatrical release in Queens Film Theatre on Friday 17th March and will run until Monday 20th March.
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Pee Wee’s Big Adventure
Directed by Tim Burton
Immediately following the Peter Curran's Some Kind Of Man event and Radio 4 recording, Peter will introduce a rare screening of Pee Wee's Big Adventure, the sophisticated kidult classic.
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£4
Princess Bride
Directed by Rob Reiner
30 Year Anniversary screening. Voted amongst the best comedies of all time and definite cult classic. I'll use small words so that you'll be sure to understand, you warthog faced buffoon'.
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£4
A Dark Song
Directed by Liam Gavalt
Premiere of new Irish Horror, starring Sightseers’ Steve Oram and Catherine Walker.
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£6
Activist Filmmaking Workshop
Filmmaker and activist Treasa O’Brien is coming to Belfast to teach us how to make films!
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£10
Bad Day For The Cut
Directed by Chris Baugh
A middle-aged Irish farmer, who still lives at home with his mother, sets off on a mission of revenge when the old lady is murdered.
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£7
Mindhorn
Directed by Sean Foley
Mindhorn stars Julian Barratt as Richard Thorncroft, an actor who enjoyed brief fame in the 1980s playing a TV detective who fights criminals with a bionic eyepatch that can literally “see the truth.”
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£7
Heal The Living
Directed by Katell Quillevere
Katell Quillévéré (Love Like Poison, Suzanne) directs a superb cast in this gripping, complex ensemble drama about lives connected by an organ transplant case.
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£6
By The Time It Gets Dark
Directed by Anocha Suwichakornpong
The delicately poetic second feature by Thai director Anocha Suwichakornpong weaves together multiple stories and characters to create a portrait of a beautiful country haunted by its troubled history.
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£6
The Levelling
Directed by Hope Dickson Leach
After her brother’s suicide, a young woman returns to the family farm to confront her brooding and embittered father in the beautifully controlled and emotionally precise feature debut by Hope Dickson Leach.
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£6
Axolotl Overkill
Directed by Helene Hegemann
A striking, impressionistic debut from Helene Hegemann focuses on a troubled young woman who tests her sexual and emotional limits in wild Berlin.
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£6
After The Storm (Umi Yori Mo Mada Fukaku)
Directed by Koreeda Hirokazu
“Are you who you wanted to be?” asks the young son of former novelist and gambling addict Ryota.
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£6
The World Of Us
Directed by Yoon Ga-Eun
Rarely has the world of a young child been so vividly and delicately brought to life.
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£6
The Other Side Of Hope
Directed by Aki Kaurismäki
Finnish master Aki Kaurismaki (Best Director at Berlin Film Festival 2017) returns with his first feature in six years, a bittersweet comedy-drama.
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£6
Mimosas
Directed by Oliver Laxe
Winner of the Grand Prize at Cannes’ Semaine de la Critique, Oliver Laxe’s mesmerizing, minimalist “Eastern western” follows a caravan transporting the body of a sheik to his remote resting place in the perilous wilderness of the Moroccan desert.
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£6
Neruda
Directed by Pablo Larraín
An inspector hunts down Nobel Prize-winning Chilean poet, Pablo Neruda, who becomes a fugitive in his home country in the late 1940s for joining the Communist Party.
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£6
Junction 48
Directed by Udi Aloni
A social drama with kick-ass music directed by Udi Aloni (Art/Violence, Forgiveness).
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£6
Handsome Devil
Directed by John Butler
A music-mad 16-year-old outcast forms an unlikely friendship with his dashing new roommate in this funny and observant coming-of-age tale from Irish novelist and filmmaker John Butler (The Stag).
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£7
Always Shine
Directed by Sophia Takal
Two women, both actresses with differing degrees of success, travel north from Los Angeles to Big Sur for a weekend vacation in Always Shine, Sophia Takal’s twisty, psychological drama.
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£6
Waiting For You
Directed by Charles Garrad
A reclusive French musician (Fanny Ardant) is visited in her remote manor house by a young grieving Englishman (Colin Morgan) who is seeking to uncover secrets about his late father’s past.
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£6
Goldstone
Directed by Ivan Sen
Writer/director Ivan Sen has combined two genres uncommon to Australia, to deliver one classic film no Australian should miss, a masterpiece of outback noir that packs a political punch.
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£6
The Giant (Jattan)
Directed by Johannes Nyholm
30 year old Rikard is autistic and disabled. To deal with the challenges of life, he escapes into a fantasy world where he is a 50 metre tall giant.
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£6
Claire In Motion
Directed by Annie J. Howell, Lisa Robinson
When Claire’s search for her missing husband leads her to an alluring and manipulative graduate student, she uncovers a world of secrets that threaten to shatter their family.
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£6