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Hi Stu,
Some good news! We're one of the five nominees for Cinema of the Year thanks to you! And even more good news: The Choral and Palestine 36 open, while Belfast Film Festival continues until Saturday. Plus, more melodrama!
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We need your vote - again!
We're so excited to reveal we've made it to the final five in the inaugural BIFA Cinema of the Year award, supported by Kia. It's genuinely a real pleasure to be recognised by you and the industry for the work we do. Thank you for your support so far. To be crowned the winner, we're asking you to vote one more time. If we win, there'll be a party! Plus, to say thanks, if you email us proof of your vote to qftmar...@qub.ac.uk, we'll add you to a draw for some QFT prizes including membership, merch and more. Voting closes 25th Nov at 11pm.
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Nicholas Hytner teams up with Alan Bennett again after their success with The Lady in the Van and The History Boys. A Yorkshire village’s choral society finds its ranks depleted as men head off to war. With the annual performance looming, the society is forced to change its entry rules to enlist some unlikely teens and the musically gifted but socially scandalous Dr. Guthrie (Ralph Fiennes).
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In 1936, as Palestinian villages revolt against British colonial rule, Yusuf navigates between Jerusalem and his rural home, amidst escalating unrest and a pivotal moment for the British Empire.
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Screenings this week with descriptive subtitles are:
The Choral on Fri 7 Nov at 12.15pm and Sat 8 Nov at 1.15pm.
Bugonia on Sun 9 Nov at 8.50pm.
Palestine 36 on Tue 11 Nov at 6pm.
Frankenstein on Wed 12 Nov at 2.45pm.
NT Live: Mrs Warren's Profession on Wed 12 Nov at 8.30pm.
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Sergei Loznitsa's (Donbass) award-winning film focuses on a young prosecutor who sets out to challenge a system during Stalin’s Great Terror in 1937.
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Richard Linklater's playful, poignant love letter to cinema, this film reimagines the making of Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless in an exuberant exploration of the French New Wave.
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Romanian provocateur Radu Jude returns with a sharp social satire on our materialistic society with a story about a bailliff evicting a homeless man from a cellar.
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Erige Sehiri’s beautiful and intimate new film finds three Ivorian women, each attempting to improve their lot, thrown together in Tunisia.
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A family of six settles into their new home on Vancouver Island as internal dynamics are slowly revealed through the eyes of the youngest child.
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Go in blind. Come out shellshocked. A man and his son arrive at a rave lost in the mountains of Morocco, searching for his lost daughter.
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Too Much: Melodrama on Film
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The Flower of My Secret + wine tasting
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Fed up with writing meaningless books and on the verge of splitting with her husband, a romance novelist takes a job at a newspaper under a pseudonym. Just 10 tickets remain for our wine tasting or just get tickets for the film here.
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Douglas Sirk’s (All That Heaven Allows) final Hollywood film—and perhaps his crowning achievement—is one of the all-time great weepies and a damning critique of racial and class division in America.
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Boston heiress Charlotte Vale (Bette Davis) is a neurotic mess, largely because of her domineering mother. But after a stint in a sanatorium, she comes out of her shell and elects to go on a cruise, where maybe she could find love.
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Omar & Cedric: If This Ever Gets Weird
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This doc charts friendship and career of The Mars Volta's Omar Rodríguez-López and Cedric Bixler-Zavala as they navigate success, addiction, tragedy, betrayal, forgiveness and, ultimately, redemption.
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Exhibition on Screen: Caravaggio
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Five years in production, this is the most extensive film ever made about one of the greatest artists of all time – Caravaggio.
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Goodbye Julia + discussion
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A northern Sudanese retired singer in a tense marriage is wracked by guilt after covering up a murder, and so hires the man's widow in this award-winning film. Followed by a discussion led by the QUB Sudanese society.
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NT Live: Mrs Warren's Profession
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Last Chance to See | The Mastermind
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