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As long as humanity has existed it has created sexual imagery. But where does the line sit between art and pornography? What impact does the increasing democratisation if filmmaking have on pornographic image making and it’s consumption? What impact does #MeToo have on production and censorship?
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A shorts programme of films which focus on the lives of disabled people from around the world.
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Selected and introduced by Lenny Abrahamson. Exceptional camerawork and an unerring eye for period detail are boldly on display in Jan P. Matuszyński’s disturbing biopic of one of Poland’s best known artists.
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Solo, Odd Couple, Three Amigos, Four Weddings, Johnny 5, Big Hero 6, Magnificent 7, Hateful 8, Plan 9, 10 Things I Hate About You
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Film Devour Short Film Festival provides a platform for local filmmakers, writers and actors to screen their films, network and coordinate ideas.
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Damn the man! Save the Empire! To celebrate Record Store Day BanterFlix are putting on a 35mm screening of Empire Records at the Strand Arts Centre on Saturday 13 April.
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Ever wanted to make a short film but never had the time? For one day ONLY, we will give you the time!
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Our tribute to the work of one of america’s greatest performers. Featuring footage of Bruce from his early days to the present, with concert performances, music videos, interviews and more as part of this celebration.
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Showcasing both first-time and established short filmmakers from all parts of Ireland, our short film programme this year is heaving with talent.
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Showcasing both first-time and established short filmmakers from all parts of Ireland, our short film programme this year is heaving with talent.
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Showcasing both first-time and established short filmmakers from all parts of Ireland, our short film programme this year is heaving with talent.
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Showcasing both first-time and established short filmmakers from all parts of Ireland, our short film programme this year is heaving with talent.
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We are delighted to announce that Robert Carlyle will introduce this film, personally chosen by him as one of his best, and under-appreciated films.
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To mark Lenny Abrahamson's visit to Belfast Film Festival we screen one of his earlier films.
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Two Showgirls travel to Paris, pursued by a private detective hired by the suspicious father of one of the Showgirls’ fiancé, as well as a rich, enamored old man and many other doting admirers.
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Written by Tess McGowan, directed by Shelly Love and produced by Louise Gallagher, the film centres around the awkward relationship between immature mum Pamela and disapproving daughter, Allegra.
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An attractive stylish portrayal of shallow serial killer, based on a real life, baby-faced murderer in 1970s Argentina
Read More →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.
Read More →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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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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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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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’.
Read More →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.
Read More →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.
Read More →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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