Pong returns with a fresh injection of Olympic money. Long ago a primitive computer console was patched together from valves and springs by a young boy in a shed in Bromley. Young Davy Jones went on to even greater things, and by the time ... (click to read more)

7pm. Monday 4th June at The MAC.    Irish filmmaker Paddy Jolley, who died earlier this year aged 47, was a popular and influential figure, not only in Ireland but across Europe and the United States. Belfast Film Festival invites you to ... (click to read more)

Directed by Yonah Lewis & Calvin Thomas. 2011. 95 mins. Canada A feast for the heart and mind alike, filled with tender moments of daily teenage life turned upside-down by clumsy desire and hormonal hiccups, Amy George tells the story of Jesse, ... (click to read more)

Directed by Duncan Campbell. 2011. 39 mins. 14minsgate  In Arbeit, Duncan Campbell tries to track the origins of the financial crash, through the life of German economist Hans Tietmeyer, former head of the Deutsche Bundesbank and still a ... (click to read more)

Directed by Oliver Hermanus. 2011. 99 mins. France/South Africa While François is convinced that he has wasted his life, a chance encounter completely turns his neat and tidy existence on its head. Christian is a good-looking young man of 23 ... (click to read more)

Directed by Maria Paz Cabardo. 2012.  The Life and Choices of Jeffrey Catherine Jones The main participant in the Better ‘Things’ documentary, Jeffrey Jones, is unique even among the pioneers in comics, working in a profoundly ... (click to read more)

Directed by David Peat Inspired by DA Pennebaker’s classic Bob Dylan documentary Don’t Look Now, director Murray Grigor and cinematographer David Peat followed Billy Connolly on his 1975 Irish tour from the opening concert in Dublin to ... (click to read more)

Directed by Jose Álvarez. 2011. 65 mins. Mexico. An ethnography in the best sense of the word, Jose Álvarez’s film transports us to the Totonac village of Zapotal, Santa Cruz, providing a series of indelible moments: an awkward ... (click to read more)

Directed by Kazui Nihonmatsu Cinematic Titanic, the riffing show from the creator and original cast of Mystery Science Theater 3000, continues the tradition of riffing on the unfathomable, the horribly great, and the just plain ‘cheesy’ ... (click to read more)

Winner of two major awards at the Montréal World Film Festival, Come As You Are is an off-beat Belgian road movie about three young disabled men on a quest to lose their virginity. Jozef is nearly blind, Philip is a paraplegic, and Lars ... (click to read more)

Directed by Anca Damian, Romania-Poland 2011, 73min  Beautiful artwork and a powerful story are the key elements of animated documentary “Crulic -- The Path to Beyond,” recounting the Kafkaesque history of a Romanian man arrested ... (click to read more)

Directed by Ian Fitzgibbon. 2011. 98 mins. Germany / Ireland Fourteen-year-old Donald (Thomas Brodie-Sangster) feels he has little left to hope for after several cycles of chemotherapy. Worst of all, he might die a virgin. Death Of A Superhero is a ... (click to read more)

The Digital Arts Studios Belfast is pleased to present 3 new films by past artists in residence Cherith Brown, Jacqueline Holt and Laura Graham:  RECOLO  Directed by Cherith Brown, 2012. 7 mins.  Recolo is an experimental video ... (click to read more)

Directed by Luigi Bazzoni. 1975. 96 mins. Italy. Alice Cespi feels her life is falling apart due to strange memories from childhood, when she was forced to watch a film in which some astronauts were left stranded on the moon. Alice has terrible ... (click to read more)

Directed by Alexandra Kondracke.2012.  Special preview screening.   In the tradition of “Go” and “Superbad”, GIRLTRASH: All Night Long is the story of five girls and one epic night. Daisy and Tyler are two ... (click to read more)