BELFAST: The Belfast Barge

Saturday 8th October, 2022

1:00pm

Event information

THE SKY IS SQUARE
(SHORT FILM PROGRAMME)

A collection of new live-action shorts that celebrate the creativity, inventiveness, and ingenuity of youth.

MULBERRYHOOD
Dir: Pedro Augusto Almeida - Portugal - 2022 - 15 mins
It’s 2004. Three boys play ball on a summer day; until two brothers interfere with the game!

SAND PIE
Dir: Katerina Karhankova - Czech Republic - 2022 - 10 mins
Mína and her Toy friend are having fun in a sandpit. Suddenly, mud pies are thrown, and the Toy is captured by a group of biker kids!

LITTLE STRANGER
Dir: Patrick J O’Reilly - Northern Ireland - 2021 - 13 mins
A dance-theatre film, focusing on the experience of a migrant child. A little stranger is found on a railway line and given refuge and protection by her new friends.

MONSIEUR LUCIEN
Dir: Robin Barriere - France - 2022 - 9 mins
Monsieur Lucien comes to present his extraordinary inventions to a class of children. Imagination is a bridge between generations.

PLANET ROBIN
Dir: Johan Kaos - Norway - 2022 - 18 mins
One day Robin discovers a small Planet hovering in the forest, it’s damaged and in need of help.

THE SKY IS SQUARE
Dir: Agnes Maagaard - Germany - 2022 - 12 mins
Chelar is upset. Upset with climate change, upset with the rules of her classmate’s games, and upset with the absence of any real connection with nature.

FRANK & EMMET
Dir: Carlos Fernandez Puertolas - USA - 2021 - 13 mins
The story of two life-long friends and show- business partners who, after weeks of drifting apart, sit together to have a much-needed talk.

Age Recommendation: 8+

Start Time: 1.00pm (Exit Time: 2.30pm)

*Please note: A ticket is not required for a child under 2 who does not need their own seat. All other attendees must book a ticket.

Concessions: (Under 18, Over 65 & Students).

Refunds - Please check your ticket (or email confirmation) as soon as you receive it. Tickets/e-tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded, unless an event is cancelled, rescheduled or if they have been issued in error.