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Atrium by Manoli Moriaty And Echo Echo Ensemble

Whenever you are used to seeing the world from a certain angle you realise that you have a unique perspective on everything that no-one...

Nov 25, 20183 min read

The Kindergarten Teacher

In The Kindergarten Teacher, which was shown as the closing film at this year's Foyle Film Festival, Maggie Gyllenhall plays Lisa...

Nov 23, 20182 min read

The Return of the Hero is a French delight

The Return of the Hero, shown recently as part of the 31st Foyle Film Festival is a French farce with plenty of laughs. Set during the...

Nov 23, 20181 min read

The Silence of Others

How would it feel if you or a relative was coldly and callously murdered and buried at the side of the road in an unmarked grave. Imagine...

Nov 23, 20182 min read

Review of Cold War

Poland has become renowned for its cinema in recent years, typified by it's 2013 Oscar winner Ida. From the director of that very movie...

Nov 22, 20181 min read

Filmworker tells the story of Stanley Kubrick's right hand man.

The world of film, just like every other, is filled with unsung heroes; those people who are there to help the main actor or, as in this...

Nov 20, 20182 min read

Why We Cycle

The Netherlands, more than any other country, has an obsession with cycling. It is a way of life, as natural to Dutch people of all ages...

Nov 19, 20181 min read

The Eyes of Orson Welles

Orson Welles is widely regarded as one of the greatest filmmakers of all time; his 1941 debut Citizen Kane is thought of by many as the...

Nov 19, 20182 min read

The Happy Prince

While The Happy Prince, disappointingly in many ways, is not a retelling of Oscar Wilde's classic and well known children's story, it is...

Nov 18, 20182 min read

Foyle Film Festival starts with a bang

There was a packed house as the Foyle Film Festival's 31st year commenced with a gala screening of Collette on Friday night at the...

Nov 17, 20182 min read

Traditional music's up and coming stars return home

World class traditional music came to Derry on Tuesday as two former students made a return visit to their old Alma mater at the...

Nov 15, 20182 min read

Atrium by Manoli Moriarty And Echo Echo Ensemble

Whenever you are used to seeing the world from a certain angle you realise that you have a unique perspective on everything that no-one...

Nov 10, 20182 min read

Simon McBride Trio give masterclass in the blues

Having appeared on stage with Queen at the age of 9 you could say that nothing fazes Simon McBride. He has drawn comparisons with the...

Nov 9, 20182 min read

African Queen Kidjo has audience dancing in the isles with world class performance

Before this particular reviewer commences this particular review a certain amount of bias must be confessed. In the mid-nineties; while a...

Nov 2, 20184 min read

Marian Consort gives spiritual experience to choral festival audience

I know that I may loose half my audience when I tell you that the Marian Consort are a group from, broadly speaking, the classical music...

Oct 26, 20182 min read

Mark Kermode at QFT and Review of The Breadwinner

The Godfather of all film critics, Mark Kermode was in Belfast at the weekend as part of QFT's 50th birthday celebrations.

Oct 25, 20182 min read

Little Voices of Fukushima

Little Voices of Fukushima is a documentary which follows the lives of some of the world's most vulnerable people in one of the most...

Oct 15, 20182 min read

Buaine na Gaoithe at Magee

It was perhaps meteorologicaly appropriate that there was a fresh autumnal breeze blowing and a multicoloured palate of leaves were...

Oct 10, 20182 min read

Black 47 is a harrowing tale with a tongue in cheek twist

Little over a year ago viewers of ITV's hit series Victoria starring Jenna Coleman, were left aghast and dismayed by the harrowing...

Oct 4, 20183 min read

Italian Culture Night

With the sound of music and language ringing in the ears and the distinct aroma of pizza filling the nostrils, Derry's first Italian...

Oct 1, 20181 min read

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Atrium by Manoli Moriaty And Echo Echo Ensemble

The Kindergarten Teacher

The Return of the Hero is a French delight

The Silence of Others

Review of Cold War

Filmworker tells the story of Stanley Kubrick's right hand man.

Why We Cycle

The Eyes of Orson Welles

The Happy Prince

Foyle Film Festival starts with a bang

Traditional music's up and coming stars return home

Atrium by Manoli Moriarty And Echo Echo Ensemble

Simon McBride Trio give masterclass in the blues

African Queen Kidjo has audience dancing in the isles with world class performance

Marian Consort gives spiritual experience to choral festival audience

Mark Kermode at QFT and Review of The Breadwinner

Little Voices of Fukushima

Buaine na Gaoithe at Magee

Black 47 is a harrowing tale with a tongue in cheek twist

Italian Culture Night

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