A collection of films that use innovative approaches to reflect on legacies of conflict, colonialism and segregation
A documentary exploring the importance of time and duration through Amanda Coogan, the Dublin-born performance artist who has been a close student and collaborator with Marina Abramovic throughout her career.
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This collection of short films focuses on the work of three filmmakers - Nazli Dinçel, Mónica Savirón and Treasa O'Brien.
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Scouring 100 years of footage from the BFI Paul Wright constructs an exhilarating study of Britain’s shifting relationship to the land.
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The Digital Arts Studios presents ‘Thinking About Thinking" a short documentary that sheds light on Principal Kevin McArevey’s unique teachings as he introduces philosophy as a core tenant of the curriculum at Holy Cross Boys’ Primary School in the heart of Ardoyne.
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DIE HEXEN presents the debut short film Am I Dead and reimagines the score for Kenneth Anger’s cult classic The Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome.
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Lipstick, drink and dreams of electric sheep in a double bill that mixes Spanish new wave party hits with a Basque hyper minimalist adaptation of Blade Runner. A perfectly twisted start to your Saturday night.
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A witty and irreverent documentary telling the story of EXPRMNTL, the legendary experimental film festival and mythic gathering point of the international avant-garde.
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Dean Fleischer-Camp's expert riff on self-documentation holds a funhouse mirror up to the American family's consumerist impulses.
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Deborah Stratman's film explores the layers of history, the displacement and violence, that haunts contemporary Illinois.
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Belfast Film Festival is delighted to welcome back award-winning filmmaker Mairéad McClean as we present a survey of her work. Mairéad’s films bring together themes of memory, migration and identity, often drawing on personal reflection and family experience.
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