Sometimes Always Never
Directed by Carl Hunter
Bill Nighy, Sam Riley and Alice Lowe star in this stylish and heartfelt comedy-drama about a Scrabble-obsessed tailor searching for a lost son.
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£6.50/£4
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Pond Life
Directed by Bill Buckhurst
Pond Life is a perfectly formed coming of age tale set in a quiet mining village outside Doncaster in the mid 90s with breakout performances from a talented cast of young actors.
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£6.50/£4
Papi Chulo
Directed by John Butler
John Butler’s (Handsome Devil) latest comedy/drama sees the filmmaker return to the themes of empathy and unlikely friendship. In this case, the bond forms between a well-heeled, gay presenter and an older, straight, labourer from Mexico.
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£6.50/£4
Mothers’ Instinct
Directed by Olivier Masset-Depasse
The spirit of Alfred Hitchcock hovers over this lusciously designed psychological thriller set in 1960s Brussels. Two neighboring suburban housewives are best friends — until a tragic accident breaks the harmony between their clans, and paranoia and distrust take hold.
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£6.50/£4
Loro
Directed by Paolo Sorrentino
Seduction, glamour, corruption, drugs and raucous poolside parties: the life and times of scandal-plagued Silvio Berlusconi have long-demanded a screen depiction, and who else to deliver it than Paolo Sorrentino, the Academy Award-winning director of ‘The Great Beauty’ and ‘The Young Pope’.
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£6.50/£4
Gloria Bell
Directed by Sebastián Lelio
Sebastián Lelio (A Fantastic Woman) directs Julianne Moore in this remake of his 2013 film about a free-spirited, middle-aged divorcee hoping to find love on the dance floor.
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£6.50/£4
Fugue
Directed by Agnieszka Smoczynska
Alicja suffers from dissociative fugue, a condition that has made her forget her identity. After suffering an episode, she disappears. Two years later, she returns to her former family to assume against her will, her role as wife, mother and daughter.
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£6.50/£4
Float Like A Butterfly
Directed by Caemel Winters
Carmel Winters’ second feature revolves around a young Irish woman and aspiring boxer and her father, who has just been released from prison in 1960s Ireland.
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£6.50/£4
Chained For Life
Directed by Aaron Schimberg
An actress struggles to connect with her disfigured co-star on the set of a European auteur’s debut. Through pitch-black satire, ‘Chained for Life’ examines the treatment of disability on screen and on set.
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£6.50/£4
Birds Of Passage
Directed by Cristina Gallego/Ciro Guerra
The filmmaking team behind the sublime Embrace of the Serpent addresses the origins of the Colombian drug trade.
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£6.50/£4
Ash is the Purest White
Directed by Zhangke Jia
Heartbreak and resilience fuel this quietly epic saga, in which one woman’s fortitude and knack for crime carry her through a rapidly changing China.
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£6.50/£4
Another Day Of Life
Directed by Raúl De La Fuente/Damian Nenow
Based on the book written by legendary Polish war correspondent Ryszard Kapuściński. Another Day Of Life tells the story of a journalist, left to himself to write a feature story on the civil war in Angola on the advent of its regaining independence in 1975.
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£6.50/£4
The Kiosk
Directed by Neal Hughes
A look through the eyes of a Barista serving coffee from a little Coffee Kiosk in the centre of Belfast.
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£4
The Salvation Door
Directed by Srikant Ganapati
A seventy-year-old man, a British Indian lives in plight after being abandoned by his family, except for his married daughter called Udita, who nurtures him.
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£3
Pictures & Music
Directed by Colm S. Herron
Four friends deal with the various trials and tribulations of a flawed film, five years in post-production.
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£3
My Son And I
Directed by Kevin John Mc Corry
Paul and Matthew Owens, father and son who are forced to endure the cruel aspect of homelessness.
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£3
Grapevines
Directed by Chris Mullen
After a bar fight with a local drunk, a young man becomes talk of the town. The once simple story of self defence changes with every retelling and soon becomes a tale of mindless violence and malice. In this town, retribution is swift and punishment is chosen by a few but it doesn’t always fit the crime.
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£3
Forgive Me Not
Directed by Conan McIvor
Martin, a former paramilitary involved in the abduction and murder of ‘The Disappeared’, visits the senile wife of one of his victims everyday in search of atonement.
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£3
Dive
Directed by Daniel F Holmes
Tara, a teenage Irish swimmer with dreams of going to the Olympics, is forced to make a life-changing decision when she discovers she’s pregnant.
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£4
Born To Die
Directed by Thomas McQuillan
In the not too distant future, The Bournemount corporation, a technologically formidable corporation, creates a powerful but unreliable experiment.
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£3
Belfast Calibre 9
Directed by Thomas Pollock
After a human trafficking deal goes wrong, small time criminal Leo finds himself on the run from two rival gangs, after he is accused of being behind it.
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£3
Bathroom
Directed by Ken Fanning
Bathroom is a feature length dystopian si-fi lo-fi circus comedy movie. All shot in a real bathroom in East Belfast.
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£3
Werewolf
Directed by Adrian Panek
A motley gang of Polish children fight for survival against man and beast in Adrian Panek’s allegorical World War II thriller.
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£6.50/£4
Luz
Directed by Tilman Singer
Luz, a young cabdriver, drags herself into the brightly lit entrance of a rundown police station. A demonic entity follows her, determined to finally be close to the woman it loves in this audacious, psychotropic horror film shot on 16mm.
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£6.50/£4
The Bed Sitting Room
Directed by Richard Lester
The specter of atomic warfare raises its head once again in this bizarre 1969 black comedy, directed by Richard Lester and hatched from the mind of twisted British comic Spike Milligan.
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£5/£3