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This year's edition of the Belfast Film Festival opens on Halloween night with the Irish première of Aislinn Clarke’s Irish language horror movie Fréwaka, and closes on 9 November with the UK première of The Wise Guy, directed by Sam O’Mahony. It includes three world premières and a total of 25 films screening in Northern Ireland for the first time., as well as a William Friedkin tribute and a selection of old favourites.
View Films by Strand:
- Art of Action
- BFF Collaborations
- Galas
- International Competition
- Ireland Focus
- New Cinema
- Palestine Cinema Days
View previous years coverage of the Belfast Film Festival festival:
Belfast Latest Reviews
Saina, a herdsman by day and horseback performer by night, is torn between two worlds.
A troubled home carer finds her grip on reality starts to slip after she goes to help an elderly agoraphobic.
A mother is called into her child's infant school after he faces an accusation.
World leaders become stranded in the woods during a G7 summit.
In the autumn of 1960, Father Thomas Riley and Father John Thornton were sent by the Vatican to investigate a miraculous event in an Irish home for 'fallen women', only to uncover something much more horrific.
An unorthodox cop and his partner are hot on the tail of a heroin shipment.
A trained US army killer is tracked in American wilderness by his former teacher.
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