Peacebuilding a shared Northern Irish society
‘It’s about life and death’: Frampton vs Kielty by Allan LEONARD 25 June 2023 As the finale event of the Docs Ireland film festival, boxing legend Carl Frampton and comedian/presenter Patrick Kielty had a one-to-one conversation with an audience of over a hundred at the Cineworld complex, interspersed with clips from their documentary films and... Continue Reading →
While @ConallMcD was helping #JohnHume construct peace, I was documenting the results #analogue #film. PS I like this image w/ John waving and so happy (bonus: spot Conall!) https://x.com/ConallMcD/status/1291400310804578304
Drive-in #cinema event: Back to the Future #film #movie #massisolationproject #massisolationig #massisolationirl #bxhomelife https://instagr.am/p/CBc9su9h0YC/
Lost Lives: Beauty from sorrow by Allan LEONARD 1 October 2019 At Queen’s Film Theatre, Dermot Lavery and Michael Hewitt welcomed guests to a preview screening of Lost Lives, inspired by the acclaimed book of the same name, one which Lavery described as a monumental achievement: “Lost Lives was always at my side when I... Continue Reading →
Do wars really end? A Mother Brings Her Son to be Shot (Sinead O’Shea) by Allan LEONARD 19 April 2018 A Mother Brings Her Son to be Shot, a film directed by Sinead O’Shea and screened at the Belfast Film Festival at the Queen’s Film Theatre, is a story about Philip O’Donnell Jr and his... Continue Reading →
Film review: Photo City by Allan LEONARD 13 April 2018 Photo City is a documentary film by John Murphy and Traolach Ó Murchú, about the story of Rochester, New York, becoming the Silicon Valley of photography, with the clustering of image-based companies such as Xerox, Bausch and Lomb, and Kodak. And how this industry has... Continue Reading →
Rocky #film #movie #belfast #northernireland #iphoneography #mobitog @ Tesco Express http://instagr.am/p/NLyhGzEGTP/
15 Second Film Festival @QFTBelfast #film #belfast #northernireland #iphoneography # @ Queen's Film Theatre http://t.co/q0V66pf7