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Belfast One in association with Belfast Film Festival present Toy Story as part of our outdoor Summer Cinema at City Hall on Sunday 22nd July at midday. This is a classic landmark of huge advance and innovation in animation.
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As part of our outdoor Summer Cinema at City Hall, Belfast One in association with Belfast Film Festival present The Greatest Showman. Come and join us as we welcome P.T. Barnum and his unforgettable circus back to our screen for this Sing-Along screening!
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As part of our outdoor Summer Cinema at City Hall, Belfast One in association with Belfast Film Festival present a 40th Anniversary screening of Grease - an energetic musical with infectiously catchy songs and an ode to young love that never gets old.
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As part of our outdoor Summer Cinema at City Hall, Belfast One in association with Belfast Film Festival present The Goonies - a hyperactive peril-packed movie young audiences can't resist.
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As part of our outdoor Summer Cinema at City Hall, Belfast One in association with Belfast Film Festival present Back To The Future. Inventive, funny, and breathlessly constructed, Back to the Future is a rousing time-travel adventure with an unforgettable spirit.
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As part of the outdoor Summer Cinema at City Hall, Belfast One in association with Belfast Film Festival present Ghostbusters. Watch Bill Murray's hilarious deadpan performance as he leads a cast of great comic turns in this infectiously fun blend of special effects and comedy.
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As part of the outdoor Summer Cinema at City Hall, Belfast One in association with Belfast Film Festival present the exciting, funny, and poignant adventure, Up.
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A new documentary about the first all-girl Punk group, The Slits, screening as part of Women's Work 2018, and presented in association with Queen's Film Theatre and Girls Rock School NI.
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As part of the Women's Work Festival and our ongoing series in collaboration with The Black Box we are delighted to present: Patti Smith Onscreen.
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One plus one plus one plus one equals zero.....In 1985 Night Train To Terror proclaimed a new dawn in satanic antimathematics by deviously adding four narratives together to create absolutely zero narrative whatsoever.
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Belfast Film Festival and QFT present a special screening and Q&A. Don Patricio follows three ordinary football fans around the world – Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, England, Spain, Mexico – as they try to resurrect a fallen and forgotten Irish football hero.
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Hear My Voice, a short film by Brendan Byrne (Bobby Sands: 66 Days, Maze) combines Colin Davidson’s stunning portrait collection, Silent Testimony, with the spoken words of the victims and survivors of the Northern Irish Troubles, featured in the paintings.
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An unabashed kid navigates the filthy world of 1973 Glasgow, preoccupying himself with the equally poor youth around him.
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Everything changes for 15-year-old Mia when her mum brings home a new boyfriend.
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Writer and film-maker, Csilla Toldy, launches her third book with Lapwing Belfast, Vertical Montage.
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Household presents The Arbor, in collaboration with Artangel and Belfast Film Festival.
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Fledging filmmakers - writers, directors, in front of and behind the camera talent, all get a chance to shine in our annual celebration of all things short film.
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Fledging filmmakers - writers, directors, in front of and behind the camera talent, all get a chance to shine in our annual celebration of all things short film.
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Fledging filmmakers - writers, directors, in front of and behind the camera talent, all get a chance to shine in our annual celebration of all things short film.
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Often caught between places to screen, a short non-fiction film has far less opportunities to be seen in a cinema environment, especially if made independently, and we hope to address that with this event.
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Often caught between places to screen, a short non-fiction film has far less opportunities to be seen in a cinema environment, especially if made independently, and we hope to address that with this event.
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