Fatal Extraction
Directed by Colin McKeown
Filmmaker Colin McKeown presents 'Fatal Attraction', a short film made in the 1999. Colin is a highly respected producer, writer and filmmaker from Northern Ireland.
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Filmmaker Colin McKeown presents 'Fatal Attraction', a short film made in the 1999. Colin is a highly respected producer, writer and filmmaker from Northern Ireland.
Read More →2020 Belfast Film Festival Best Short Film Award
Read More →2020 Belfast Film Festival Best Short Film Award
Read More →Welcome to Sofa Shorts Day! Pull up a sofa and settle down to watch the island’s best new fictional short films.
Read More →Welcome to Sofa Shorts Day! Pull up a sofa and settle down to watch the island’s best new fictional short films.
Read More →Welcome to Sofa Shorts Day! Pull up a sofa and settle down to watch the island’s best new fictional short films.
Read More →Welcome to Sofa Shorts Day! This year the festival introduces a new category of high quality short film from across Ireland - the 'Official Selection'.
Read More →Welcome to Sofa Shorts Day! This year the festival introduces a new category of high quality short film from across Ireland - the 'Official Selection'.
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Read More →Belfast Film Festival welcomed the BAFTA winning, Emmy nominated Scottish actor to Belfast in 2019.
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Read More →To celebrate our 20th year we are delving back into the archives. In 2019 we were honoured to have Oscar winning Director Lenny Abrahamson join us for an "in Conversation' with Hugh Odling-Smee.
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Read More →Welcome to Sofa Shorts Day! Pull up a sofa and settle down to watch the island’s best new fictional short films.
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Read More → [More Dates Available: ]A writer returns home to Ireland, after spending twenty-five years in New York, to confront the ghosts of his past. To make sense of the Northern Ireland he remembers as a child, in comparison with the place he finds it upon his return, still minus a united Ireland.
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