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The Occasional Man is an immersive film installation following the protagonist 'Duncan', a recently retired Glaswegian embarking on a failed attempt to become an actor. The audience will be guided through scenes from his disillusioned life, across several rooms of the former UTV Studios at Havelock House.
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Film Devour Short Film Festival provides a platform for local filmmakers, writers and actors to screen their films, network and co-ordinate ideas.
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In this innovative event Jeremy Thomas speaks to Mark Cousins about his influences and inspirations.
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Actor and comedian Michael Smiley joins us for Desert Island flicks, Brian Henry Martin is the host for this cinematic cross examination.
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An escaped buffalo stirs up a frenzy of aggression in a small rural Indian village. Get ready to be gored by cinema’s horns, trampled under a stampede of deliciously grotesque, fleshy imagery and tossed aloft on a buffalo-snort of bravado because Lijo Jose Pellissery’s utterly bonkers “Jallikattu” is here to pummel you into submission.
Read More → [More Dates Available: ]This uncanny and transgressive film about a young woman who tracks down her birth parents is Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor’s best work yet.
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Attention all cat lovers, this is for you...we welcome this special tour to Northern Ireland.
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A must for all horror fans this talk will delve into the history of horror movies.
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John Lloyd is best known for his work on such comedy television programmes as Not the Nine O’Clock News, Spitting Image, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Blackadder and QI. He is also the presenter of the BBC radio 4 series “The Museum of Curiosity”.
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Ireland 1845. As the famine tightens its grip, a fisherman is hunted for crimes he did not commit. Unable to protect his family from death he is subsumed by darkness until a helpless little girl saves him from despair.
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Concluding our lovingly curated season of films that rhyme with the word yeast is Christopher Thies' 1992 blue collar horror rip in the space-time continuum, Winterbeast.
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Continuing our handpicked season of films with the letter B in the title, we present the very culmination of over 3.5 billion years of animal evolution on planet earth, WILD BEASTS.
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Norbu and Dolma are banished tribal Tibetans who desperately struggle against the harsh terrain and the elements to preserve their young son's life.
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A classic Chinese animated film, an adaptation of the classic Chinese legend Journey to the West. The film was a production by brothers Wan Laiming and Wan Guchan, the acknowledged pioneers of the Chinese animation industry.
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Farewell my Concubine, the only Chinese language film to ever win the Cannes Palme d’Or, explores the effect of China’s political turmoil during the mid-20th century on the lives of individuals, families and groups.
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A masterful nomadic road movie set in his dusty native province of Gansu, in Northwestern China, Bartel and Adikeer, two Yugur ethnic minority brothers, venture out with their two-humped camels to join their herdsman father, following the death of their grandfather.
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Winning Hollywood’s coveted "Most Flesh Crawlingly Awkward Sex Scene In A Feature Film" award for 38 consecutive years .......
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The BBC films on Housing Discrimination and The Move are screening as part of our archive-based project High Rise Low Rise .
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This screening is part of our archive-based project High Rise Low Rise.
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The screening of Open Door - Residents of the Divis Flats and The British Connection - Shankill Road is part of our archive-based project High Rise Low Rise.
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This screening of BBC documentary Tomorrow's Road and panel discussion are part of our archive-based project High Rise Low Rise .
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Utopian and dystopian urban visions of Northern Ireland.
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The Belfast Trust’s Sexual Health Training Team, in partnership with Belfast Film Festival, invite you to join them at the screening of ‘The Queen of Ireland’.
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Once again as part of Homelessness Awareness Week events, Shelter NI in partnership with Belfast Film Festival will be hosting a 3-day film festival.
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Once again as part of Homelessness Awareness Week events, Shelter NI in partnership with Belfast Film Festival will be hosting a 3-day film festival.
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