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k Belfast Film Festival 12th BelfasT FILM Festival 31st May - 10th June 2012 www.belfastfilmfestival.org What we see and what we seem are but a dream, a dream within a dream. OUR FUNDERS OFFICIAL DRINKS SPONSOR OFFICIAL MEDIA PARTNERS Supported by the Creative Industries Innovation Fund VENUE TRAVEL PARTNERS PARTNERS ACCOMMODATION PARTNERS COMMUNICATIONS PARTNER Chairperson’s Introduction It is my absolute honour to introduce the 12th Belfast Film This Festival will be my last as Chair of the Belfast Film Festival. This year with Good Vibrations opening the Festival Festival. It has been a magnificent seven years but it now feels in the Ulster Hall and Whole Lotta Sole closing the Festival like the right time to hand the baton on. We live in the most in the Waterfront Hall heralds a truly golden age of film amazing city with a truly vibrant film culture and together we production and exhibition in the city. To have two brilliant can take our dreams further than ever before. Northern Ireland films with the most amazing local talent Enjoy Festival 2012. as the premier events in the Festival is a dream come true. Around the world, Belfast is now become recognized as a Brian Henry Martin centre of excellence for filmmaking. Festival Chair Director’s Introduction It may only be our 12th year, but in reality we’re 16, ahead of Annual favourites the Maysles Brothers Documentary Com- our time, well into our teenage kicks! So if you ‘need excite- petition, Lagan boat screenings and the Beanbag Cinema ment and you need it bad’ this years film festival promises ‘the sit alongside a brand new range of innovative programming best, you’ve ever had…’ including a series of films hosted for the first time ever in the the High Courts. In addition to the array of international premieres and guests we are bringing to the city this year, we are very excited about A big thank you to our regular funders, sponsors and partner the plethora of local talent in the programme. Oscar winner, organisations, and a warm welcome to our new funders and Terry George’s new feature, Nick Emerson, Stephen Rea, sponsors. Thank you most of all, to you our audience who David Holmes, Glenn Leyburn, Lisa Barros D’Sa, Martin make it all worth while, sit back, relax and enjoy the brilliant McCann, Brendan Byrne, James Ellis, Brid Brennan and selection in this years programme. Lalor Roddy to name but a few…..Sadly the recent passing of Irish filmmaker Paddy Jolley is a great loss. We celebrate his Michele Devlin work at BFF 12. Festival Director WHOLE LOTTA SOLE GOOD VIBRATIONS JUMP © Aidan Monaghan Photography FUNDED BY NORTHERN IRELAND SCREEN MADE BY NORTHERN IRELAND TALENT FILMED IN NORTHERN IRELAND SCREENING AT THE BELFAST FILM FESTIVAL For information on Northern Ireland Screen and how we can help develop your project, visit www.northernirelandscreen.co.uk NIScreen_BFF_2012_dps.indd 1-2 20/04/2012 14:46 WHOLE LOTTA SOLE GOOD VIBRATIONS JUMP © Aidan Monaghan Photography FUNDED BY NORTHERN IRELAND SCREEN MADE BY NORTHERN IRELAND TALENT FILMED IN NORTHERN IRELAND SCREENING AT THE BELFAST FILM FESTIVAL For information on Northern Ireland Screen and how we can help develop your project, visit www.northernirelandscreen.co.uk NIScreen_BFF_2012_dps.indd 1-2 20/04/2012 14:46 The Festival Team “You cannot depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus.” Michele Vittoria Danny Brian Henry William Damian Mark Dan Lucie-Rae Devlin Cafolla Meegan Martin Crawley O’Connor Cousins Jewesbury Cullinane Festival Director Events Print Manager Festival Chair Board Member Online Marketing Board Member Twisted Lead Manager Manager Cornea Volunteer Stephen Cian Kevin Louise Andrew Andrew Louise Rosa Caoilionn Hackett Smyth Jackson O’Meara Thomas Clarke Gallagher Downing Ross Festival Maysles Board Member Board Member Altered States Lead Lead Lead Lead Programmer Documentary Guest Programming Volunteer Volunteer Volunteer Volunteer Programmer Co-ordinator Special Thanks to: The fantastic staff teams at our venues: Moviehouse (Hugh Brown & Teri Kelly), Waterfront Hall and Ulster Hall (Simon Magill & Andy Thomas), the Black Box (Neil Jacques & Sarah Jones), the Strand Cinema (Linda & George Smyth), QFT (Susan Picken), BBC Broadcasting House (Mark Adair), the John Hewitt (Gerry White), the Spectrum Centre (Bobby Foster & Julie Andrews), The Mac (Stuart Campbell), Place (Amberlea Neely), Lagan Boat (Joyce & Sarah), The Law Courts (Victoria Little), Oh Yeah (Stuart Baile), the Frank Gillen Centre (Danny Power). Thank you also to Belfast Film Festival Board of Directors and Volunteers; the Tourism, Culture & Arts and Events Dept at Belfast City Council; Northern Ireland Screen (Moyra Lock), Linda Beers and Scott Goldblatt, Pauric McAnespy, Paula McFetridge, Joanna McMinin, Annette Whelan, Claire Brown, Cate Turner, Ruth McCarthy & Richard Summerville, Chris Martin, Terry George, Glenn Leyburn, Lisa Barros d’Sa, Brendan Byrne, Niamh McCaul, Margo Harkin, Des Bell, Stephen Rea, Eleanor McGrath, Mairtin O’Muilleoir, Mark Adair at BBC NI. BOOK TICKETS In person: at Belfast Welcome Centre, Book Online: (24/7) 47 Donegall Place, Belfast. BT1 5AD www.belfastfilmfestival.org Monday to Saturday: 9.00am to 5.30pm Sundays 11.00am to 4.00pm Please Note: We are a ticketless Festival or telephone: Booking in person: You will not receive a ticket – you will be given a booking confirmation to +44 (0) 28 9024 6609 act as your entry to the event. Refunds: or at Festival Venues: from The Belfast Film Festival can only refund half hour before screening money or exchange tickets for screenings that are cancelled. or event starts. For more information on the festival contact us on 02890325913 or email: [email protected] For General Information call us on: Our Address is: Belfast Film Festival. 23 Donegall Street 02890 325 913 Belfast. BT1 2FF. Northern Ireland OUR VENUES BBC BROADCASTING HOUSE THE BLACK BOX QUEENS FILM THEATRE The home of the BBC in Northern Ireland. A home for live music, theatre, live art, circus, Northern Ireland’s foremost independent cinema 25 Ormeau Avenue. Belfast cabaret and all points in between. located at Queen’s University in Belfast shows the 028 9033 8000. Disabled Access - Y Disabled Access - Y very best in new and classic world cinema. www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland 18-22 Hill Street Disabled Access - Y Cathedral Quarter. Belfast BT1 2LA 20 University Square. Belfast BT7 1PA BEANBAG CINEMA 028 9024 4400 028 9097 1097 Our very own, cosy cinema. Like having a big- www.blackboxbelfast.com www.queensfilmtheatre.com screen experience in your living room. Disabled Access - Y THE JOHN HEWITT 23 Donegall Street. Belfast BT1 2FF Real Food, Real Beer, Real People. The John Hewitt THE SPECTRUM CENTRE 028 9032 5913 is a multi-award winning-pub in the heart of Bel- A major landmark in the Greater Shankill area, The www.belfastfilmfestival.org fast’s Cathedral Quarter Disabled Access - Y Spectrum Centre brings events to the community. 51 Donegall Street. Belfast BT1 2FH Disabled Access - Y MICRO CINEMA 028 9023 3768 331 Shankill Road. Belfast BT13 3AA Our very own, cosy cinema. Like having a big- www.thejohnhewitt.com 028 9050 4555 screen experience in your living room. www.spectrumcentre.com Disabled Access - Y THE LAGAN BOAT 23 Donegall Street. Belfast BT1 2FF The world’s only provider of authentic Titanic Boat STRAND CINEMA 028 9032 5913 Tours around the shipyards of Harland & Wolff in The Cinema is an independent, 4 screen cinema www.belfastfilmfestival.org Belfast. showing all the new releases and some classics, 48 St. John’s Close Disabled Access (please contact in advance BFF) WATERFRONT HALL 2 Laganbank Road. Belfast BT1 3LX 152-154 Holywood Road. Belfast BT4 1NY An award-winning arts and entertainment centre. 028 90 330 844 028 9067 3500 Hosting the Horror Weekend and Closing night www.laganboatcompany.com www.strandbelfast.net film in association with Belfast Film Festival. Disabled Access - Y MOVIE HOUSE DUBLIN ROAD THE MAC 2 Lanyon Place. Belfast BT1 3WH Northern Ireland’s most popular cinemas and sup- The MAC (Metropolitan Arts Centre). Belfast’s 028 9033 4400 porter of Belfast Film Festival. brand new arts venue. We select, create and mix www.waterfront.co.uk Disabled Access – Y up music, theatre, dance and art – bringing you the 14 Dublin Road. Belfast BT2 7HN very best of local and international talent under 028 9024 5700 one roof. Disabled Access - Y www.moviehouse.co.uk Our address is 10 Exchange Street West, Belfast, BT1 2NJ. www.themaclive.com CONTENTS Opening and Closing Films. PAGE 10 Premieres. PAGE 14 New Cinema. PAGE 17 Documentary. PAGE 30 Altered States. PAGE 48 FILM & THE LAW PAGE 60 Twisted Cornea. PAGE 66 TV Eye. PAGE 72 Special Events. PAGE 76 Talks and Workshops. PAGE 86 Shorts. PAGE 92 OPENING NIGHT PREMIERE Belfast Film Festival & The Ulster Hall present GOOD VIBRATIONS ............................................................................ WORLD Directed by Lisa Barros D’Sa, Glenn Leyburn PREMIERE United Kingdom / Ireland 2012, 102min ............................................................................ Terri Hooley is a radical, rebel and music-lover in Starring: Richard Dormer, Jodie Whittaker, Michael Two Screenings 1970s Belfast when the bloody conflict known as Colgan, Karl Johnson, With Liam Cunningham, the Troubles shuts down his city. As all his friends Adrian Dunbar, Dylan Moran 7.45pm. Thursday 31st May at take sides and take up arms, Terri opens a record Screenplay: Colin Carberry, Glenn Patterson Movie House, Dublin Rd. Adm £8 shop on the most bombed half-mile in Europe and Producers: Chris Martin, Andrew Eaton, David calls it Good Vibrations. Through it he discovers a Holmes. 10pm. Thursday 31st May at compelling voice of resistance in the city’s nascent The Ulster Hall underground punk scene. Galvanising the young BBC Films presents with the participation of Bord Adm £8 musicians into action, he becomes the unlikely Scannán na hÉireann/IFB and Northern Ireland leader of a motley band of kids and punks who join Screen In association with Immaculate Conception him in his mission to create a new community, an Films a Canderblinks Film & Music, Revolution Films alternative Ulster, to bring his city back to life.
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