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  • QFT Needs Your Donations

    The independent cinema asks for donations as part of The Big Arts Give campaign

  • University of Ulster Documentaries

    A showcase from the next generation of Irish directors at the Foyle Film Festival impresses Michael Harrison

  • The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest

    The 21st century noir shocker opens the Foyle Film Festival in style, writes Michael Harrison

  • The Deathly Hallows, Part I

    Too much navel gazing and not enough action makes Harry a dull boy

  • QFT Screening Room: Episode 3

    Jimmy Stewart loves the November/December programme at Queen's Film Theatre 'this much'

  • Nesbitt Bags Hobbit Role

    The Ballymena-born actor leads the charge on Lonely Mountain

  • Mobile Phone in Chaplin Film?

    Belfast film-maker generates over 1,500,000 hits on YouTube with footage taken from Chaplin film The Circus

  • Why The Arts Matter: Nerve Centre

    Garbhan Downey on why the multi-media centre was essential to Derry's cultural awakening

  • Tamara Drewe

    Bronagh Gallagher does a Q&A at QFT after this tale of middle class whimsy, writes Andrew Johnston

  • Winter's Bone

    Debra Granik returns to the theme of addiction in a second feature, with menance and intrigue following close behind, says Mike Catto

  • Digital Skills Training Programme Launched

    New recruits sign up for digital skills training with Culture Northern Ireland

  • QFT Screening Room: Episode 2

    Susan Picken from Queen's Film Theatre lets slip the upcoming attractions throughout October and September

  • Metropolis Restored

    Robotic heroines and a vast cityscape make Fritz Lang's black and white vision of 1927 a must-see movie, says Mike Catto

  • SoulBoy

    Northern Soul disciple Mike Catto digs the tunes, but little else in this UK Indie outing

  • Sex and the City of God

    Mike Catto is impressed with this season of films at Queen's Film Theatre, and wants more

  • Evolution vs Creationism

    Malachi O'Doherty attends a lively debate at QFT, chaired by William Crawley

  • Yellow Fever International Film Festival

    Find out how to survive the zombie apocalypse, by watching films, with festival director George Clarke

  • Natural Born Killers

    Andrew Johnston is afraid, very afraid, at QFT's slasher season

  • Gainsbourg

    Alter-egos, animations and a bevy of beautiful women, Gainsbourg has it all, almost, writes Mike Catto

  • QFT Screening Room: Episode 1

    Watch the first in a new series of preview films presented by Head of QFT, Susan Picken

  • The Killer Inside Me

    Michael Winterbottom’s adaptation of Jim Thompson’s 1952 noir novel has been roundly criticised for its scenes of excessive violence. Joanne Savage asks if the on-screen brutality can be justified

  • Serial Killers on the Big Screen

    Queen's Film Theatre profiles the silver screen's finest Natural Born Killers

  • Voices Film Premieres on YouTube

    Film backing Derry/Londonderry's City of Culture bid released

  • Earagail Arts Festival

    Who wouldn't want to go to Donegal? asks artistic director Paul Brown. Watch clips from the Earagail Arts Festival's 2009 parade in Letterkenny below

  • Making It In: Screenwriting

    Graham Kinniburgh gave up a career in banking to fulfil an ambition to work in film. Here he talks to people in the know about how to break into screenwriting

  • Dr James Nesbitt

    Coleraine actor honoured at the University of Ulster

  • The Brothers Bloom

    A complex comedy caper, writes Joe Nawaz

  • Videocracy

    Showing at the QFT this week, Videocracy explores the unfreedom of the media and the chauvinism of pop culture in Berlusconi’s Italy

  • I Am Fighter

    The writers behind the YouTube comedy phenomenon on long term goals and short term perks

  • The Life and Times of the Living Dead

    It was a zombie pick 'n' mix at QFT, but Andrew Johnston asks if there is any unlife left in the genre

  • Bandwidth Presents: A Moment of Clarity

    Steven Rainey meets the new Doctor Who, Matt Smith, and has his illusions shattered

  • The Eclipse

    Horror-love story hybrid with Ciarán Hinds as the man literally haunted by grief

  • American The Bill Hicks Story

    Looks like we got ourselves a documentary

  • North West Youth Film Festival

    Free film screenings in Derry and Letterkenny

  • Cup Cake

    Make a feature film on the budget of a TV advert? It's 'wee buns' to director Colin McIvor

  • Ditching

    The Northern Ireland of the future has forgotten the past in Factotum's first feature film

  • 10th Belfast Film Festival

    A marathon of movies over sixteen days is announced at the festival launch

  • The Hurt Locker

    IEDs, snipers and a sergeant with a death wish - welcome to 21st century warfare

  • Exit Through The Gift Shop

    Banksy reveals his pièce de résistance: say bonjour to the bumbling Mr Brainwash

  • Micmacs

    Joe Nawaz finds Micmacs predictably enjoyable, but still predictable

  • A View From The South

    Archive footage shows Ulster before the Troubles in new Irish language documentary

  • Valene Kane

    From Youtube to the big screen, the Newry actress talks about her unusual feature, the winner of Critics Choice award screening at Dublin's International Film Festival

  • The Last Station

    Caroline Connor falls in love with Tolstoy for Valentine's Day in the unexpectedly romantic The Last Station

  • A Single Man

    Joe Nawaz is seduced by the sartorial splendour of Tom Ford's version of the 60's in A Single Man

  • Saoirse Ronan

    Andrew Johnston chats to the BAFTA Nominee about her new film The Lovely Bones. Warning: partial plot spoiler in paragraph 11

  • High School Musical 3

    Joe Nawaz endures Disney's movie-theatre karaoke and lives to tell the tale

  • Daily Strife

    Vote for Northern Ireland production team as part of RTE’s Storyland 2 web competition

  • Mugabe and the White African

    Joe Nawaz is appalled and inspired by the plight of the Campbell family

  • Mo

    Channel 4 drama explores Mo Mowlam's battle against illness and Northern Ireland's 'dour' politicians. Fionola MeredIth attends a special preview screening at the QFT

  • It Might Get Loud

    Andrew Johnston speaks to An Inconvenient Truth director Davis Guggenheim about his latest documentary featuring the personal stories of three generations of electric guitar virtuosos

  • A Prophet

    Joe Nawaz gets banged up in Jacques Audiard's latest epic

  • Queen's Open Learning

    A new year and a new you with Open Learning at Queen's

  • Ciaran McMenamin

    Jenny Cathcart talks to the Enniskillen actor about playing a cannibal and trying his luck in LA. Click Play Audio for a podcast interview

  • Brian Waddell, 1934-2009

    Executive chairman of Waddell Media and former UTV controller passes at age 75

  • Northern Lights: Foyle Film Festival

    Garbhan Downey on Derry's celebration of cinema. Click Play Audio for two podcasts from this year's festival, with director Margo Harkin and actor Gerard McSorley

  • Avatar

    Graeme Stewart is spellbound by James Cameron's magnum opus

  • FILM REVIEWS: Foyle Film Festival

    Garbhan Downey enjoys The Boys of St Columb's and Hush-A-Bye Baby

  • The White Ribbon

    Fionola Meredith is left in the dark at Queen's Film Theatre

  • Foyle Film Festival 2009

    Art and cinema explored in the festival's 22nd year. Listen to an interview with festival director Bernie McLaughlin

  • We Live in Public

    Internet mogul Josh Harris explains his idiosyncratic worldview - 'We’re on the cusp of an evolutionary cycle. The question is will we kill or be killed?'

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