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Run by Cinemagic Film Festival
A celebration of diverse storytelling and a networking opportunity for emerging filmmakers and industry representatives.
Experience film like never before!
Cinemagic offers unmissable opportunities for movie enthusiasts and emerging filmmakers of all ages. This year festival goers will experience a thought-provoking world cinema programme.
These diverse stories celebrate the universal power of childhood imagination, connection, and growth, as well as resilience, heart, and the quiet triumphs of growing up.
Saturday 17th October:
⭐️ RISA AND THE WIND PHONE + REMAINS (SHORT)
📍 Queen's Film Theatre, Belfast
⏰ 10:15am
After losing her father in a tragic fire, 10-year-old Risa discovers that an out-of-service phone booth allows her to speak with the dead.
⭐️ EVERYONE'S SORRY NOWADAYS + RAGE (SHORT)
📍Queen's Film Theatre, Belfast
⏰ 1:0pm
Spirited 13-year-old Bianca feels invisible. Everything shifts on a scorching summer day when her favourite actress unexpectedly appears in her living room.
Sunday 18th October:
⭐️ HAUNTED + POLAR LIGHTS (SHORT)
📍 Queen's Film Theatre, Belfast
⏰ 10:15am
Mathilde, a teenager forced to move to the countryside, discovers her new home is haunted.
⭐️ ATLAS OF THE UNIVERSE + WHERE TO NEXT? (SHORT)
📍 Queen's Film Theatre, Belfast
⏰ 1:00pm
Filip heads to town to buy new shoes, but when his father gets sidetracked, Filip must finish the task alone.
⭐️ LITTLE DANDELION (INTERNATIONAL SHORTS PROGRAMME 3)
📍 Ulster Museum Belfast
⏰ 1:00pm
This enchanting collection of short animated films follows brave and curious characters exploring nature’s wonders and conquering their biggest fears.
Cinemagic Film Festival
The Cinemagic Belfast Festival is the leading film and television festival for young people in the UK and Ireland. We love the magic of film and television and recognise its power to educate, motivate and inspire.
Storytelling
Discover rhymes from years gone by and hear some new stories at Carnlough Library.
Discussion or talk
For anyone curious about generational trauma, no background needed. We'll look at what it actually is, how it shows up in ordinary life, and why carrying it doesn't mean something is wrong with you.
Education resource
An episode of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission’s Shared Goals podcast, with Professor Olivier De Schutter, UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights.
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