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Greeted as something of a misfire upon its original release, Hammer’s The Anniversary has ripened in the vaults into a volatile cocktail of high style, overwrought melodrama and obsidian comedy.
Read More →Join Brian Henry Martin who will be introducing this Italian masterpiece 30 years on. And there’s nowhere better to watch it than in Screen 2 of the Strand - the original front stalls!
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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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Ever wanted to make a short film but never had the time? For one day ONLY, we will give you the time! No censor, no boundaries, pure gonzo filmmaking. Special prizes for special categories. Cinema Sports Screening is a bring your own venue, strictly over 18’s.
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In Sam Raimi's horror classic, a man is tormented by demons and his own severed hand. All the story needed was a few tunes by the King of Rock’n’Roll. Are you gruesome tonight? The comedy hit splicing Evil Dead 2 and Elvis songs.
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Lessons of War is a global music project spear-headed by Co. Down songwriter, Matt McGinn. In 2017, with Arts Council NI assistance, Lessons of War reached out to musicians across the world from areas affected by war or conflict.
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The National presents its second evening of Film Noir at Sixty6 with Sunset Boulevard. Set in the confines of one of Belfast's most stunning cocktail bars sympathetically restored to its original period features from the 1890s, experience an evening of Film Noir in style!
Read More →Belfast Film Festival and Sonorities present a new live-cinema performance by People Like Us titled The Mirror. This immersive audio-visual piece uses sampling and collage to explore concepts of inward reflection, outward reflection and projection into the beyond.
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A unique event that celebrates the visual work of Pink Floyd and their artist and filmmaker collaborators over the years, including concert footage, videos, film clips and more...
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Do you know which film was the first to feature a flushing toilet? If you do then this is the quiz for you (if you don't this is the quiz for you).
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Tod Browning's film incorporating a new, psychometrically recalibrated musical score performed live by Geier Hitch.
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They came downriver in their thousands. Their teeth could strip a living man to the bone in seconds. They’re here... hungry for flesh! Watch this B-Movie classic presented by Banterflix on board the HMS Caroline!
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In a small, remote village in upstate Quebec, things have changed. Locals are not the same anymore, their bodies are breaking down and they have turned against their loved ones. A handful of survivors go into hiding in the woods, looking for others like them.
Read More →World Of Tomorrow is one of the best pieces of filmmaking of the past decade, something you need to see immediately if you haven’t already. It’s weird and funny and heartbreaking and profound.
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A scholar, tasked to copy a sutra, meets with a mysterious old lady and her daughter in the mountains.
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How does one begin to describe a film about which the less you know the better? So strange and unexpected is this film that even the most straightforward synopsis might be considered a spoiler.
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The Lovecraftian tale of isolation and madness is set on a desolate island where a young man, on his way to assume the lonely post of weather observer, finds a deranged castaway who has witnessed a horror he refuses to name.
Read More →Two brothers return to the creepy UFO cult they escaped years before in this mind-bending third feature from resourceful indie horror duo Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead.
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What if flesh-eating zombies were returned to their old lives – and had to reintegrate back into an unforgiving society? Ellen Page and Tom Vaughan-Lawlor star in an original, innovative and surprising post- zombie film from Ireland.
Read More →Two outlaws, Tan and Javid, are tracking down the man who killed their families. Their hunt is going off-track until one day they find the screenplay... to the very movie they are in.
Read More →Positioned in a Belgrade apartment, we are introduced to academic and feminist activist Srbijanka Turajlic. She is being interviewed by her filmmaker daughter, Mia, who uses her mother as a prism through which to describe the complex politics, identities and history of the former Yugoslavia.
Read More →The latest work from the great documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman examines the New York Public Library as it reconfigures itself for the digital age.
Read More →The trials and tribulations of a young farmer who earns a living by making and selling charcoal in the Congo.
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