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Love him or loathe him? Oliver Stone's flawed biopic of the 43rd president cannot decide
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Cinemagic Film Festival programmer Chris Shaw and young consultant Aoife McQuaid share their thoughts
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Shot in Belfast, set in New England, Generator Enterainment's first horror film keeps it brutally real
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Film producer Mark Huffman on shooting horror flicks, learning from Spielberg and promoting the Northern Irish film industry
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James Mason runs the gauntlet of Belfast’s back streets in 1940’s classic film noir
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Steve McQueen's arresting portrait of Bobby Sands and the 1981 Hunger Strikes
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NI Screen panel discussion debates the state of the Northern Irish film industry
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He's played Julius Caesar and worked with Spielberg, but this Belfast actor still has his feet on the floor
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Writer and journalist Toby Young on How To Lose Friends and Alienate People
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OUTBURST Queer Arts Festival invites you to tell your story on film
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Hell comes to the Antrim Coast in Guillermo Del Toro's monster sequel
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Jose Padilha’s controversial tale of drugs and corruption blurs the line between cops and crooks in Rio's violent favelas
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Reporting from the premiere of NI's low-budget, high-impact zombie thriller. Click Play Audio to hear a production podcast from the set
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Rotoscope animation brings the Cúchulainn story into the 21st century. Click Play Video to watch The Demise of the Hound
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The late Heath Ledger hypnotizes in Christopher Nolan's second Batman feature
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From Australia producer Nial Fulton relates the confessions of a cannibal convict
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Emerging filmmakers find an outlet and an audience at the QFT
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Annual multi-platform gaming convention celebrates all things diverse with a big, anime smile on its face
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Tarantino and Rodriguez's trashy double bill is a lesson in hilarious self-indulgence
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Impressive début feature turns the revenge movie format on its head
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The BBC Audience Council seeks views on BBC arts coverage
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Portrush's fraternal film-makers return with Photograph, but they're happy to stay behind the camera. Click Play Video for a sneak preview
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Cinemagic International Film Festival calls for junior film consultants
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Japanese anime feature takes Anne-Marie Marquess into a disturbing robotic future
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The friendliest face on UTV talks Belfast festivals, bloody movies and Colin Bateman
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Kate Campbell applauds at the premiere of Ireland's definitive surfing film
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The acclaimed director opens his new film, and finds a new city to boot. Click Play Audio to hear the post-film Q&A
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Anne-Marie Marquess experiences a nightmare of puppet proportions at the Belfast Film Festival
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Campaigners and students unite with the Belfast Film Festival to highlight Human Rights
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Skillset launches NI careers service for audio-visual workers
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Gerard McCarthy brings talent to the Hollyoaks beauty parade
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Bill Taylor gives the lowdown on sci-fi video project No Warning. Click Play Video to watch the first episode, and Play Audio to hear the podcast
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A gritty tale of working-class life in 1990s Craigavon. Click Play Audio for a podcast with producer Chris Martin
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From a school play in Ballymena to a galaxy far, far away
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Young filmmakers from Derry win a mini Oscar at Leicester Square's First Light Movies Awards
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On-set of Northern Ireland's first martial arts zombie movie
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Irish cinematographer Seamus McGarvey makes wartime epic shine
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Click Play Video for the The Farther, The Dearer trailer, and 'Play Audio' to hear Moore on her BAFTA adventure
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The Educational Shakespeare Company are taking the Bard behind bars
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