At about 10:00am GMT this morning, BBCWorld had this to say on Twitter.

The 11th Belfast Film Festival, which opened on Thursday night at the Movie House Dublin Road with the Irish premiere screening of Killing Bono, last night played host at the QFT to the world premiere of the latest Terry George movie The Shore.

This friday, 15th October, the annual Cleuran Media Conference will take place at the Cleuran University Centre in Dublin. Scheduled to take place every two years, the Cleraun Media Conferences began in 1986 and have gradually grown in stature. They now constitute an important forum where media practitioners can address and discuss ethical and professional [...]

BT and QFT will be celebrating cinema’s dream city – New York – with the BT Surprise Screening on Saturday 9 October, from 9pm. Susan Picken, Head of QFT has said: “From the iconic skylines of Manhattan to the edgy atmosphere of the Bronx, New York has been the dream location and inspiration for film [...]

Disclaimer: This time the views and opinions expressed in the post by the author do reflect the official policy or position of Filmplicity Dir. Francoise Romand Mix-Up, a 1985 “documentary fiction” film from French director Francoise Romand, describes the story of Margaret Wheeler and Blanche Rylatt, two strangers whose daughters were switched at birth in [...]

‘I urge you filmmakers and film lovers alike, to not only share your passion for the cinema, but also add your voice to the distinctive story of the Belfast Film Festival‘ – Brian Henry Martin, Chairman. 100 years since the opening of Belfast’s first cinema, The Electric Picture Palace on York Street Belfast, its 10th [...]

Like surprises? Prefer not to know what’s beneath the paper before you unwrap? This Saturday, March 27th, in association with BT, the QFT is hosting a surprise preview screening of a brand new film, yet to be released in the UK. Whispers in the twittersphere have told of a unique opportunity to share your favourtie [...]