Gail McCune, a Protestant from East Belfast, tells her story of discovering the Irish language.
Ulster Gaeilge: It's Yours Too! is a series of short animations that aims to show the many and different ways in which people in East Belfast and beyond are engaging with the Irish Language. Each animation is one story from one learner who has passed through the doors of Turas, an Irish language school and cultural organisation located at the Skainos Centre on the Newtownards Road in East Belfast.
Irish is a language that is part of a larger family of Celtic languages that includes Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, Manx and Cornish. The language belongs to anyone who is interested in it and this is reflected in the diversity of voices and stories contained in the Ulster Gaeilge: It's Yours Too! collection.
With these stories, it is hoped that our understanding of Irish -- and the kinds of people who learn it, and why they learn it -- will be widened and more nuanced.
Dir: Don Duncan | 2020 | UK | 1m 44s
Highlights from last year's 'Virtual' Cinemagic Mark Kermode Film Night, where the UK’s leading film critic (and double bassist/harmonica enthusiast) shared his thoughts on the year’s new film releases before introducing his 2020 film pick.
Mark's annual visit to Cinemagic and QFT is always a hi...
A short film set in present day Northern Ireland from writer/director Dominic Curran (Furloughed).
Nathan (Paddy Rocks) begrudgingly visits his infirm childhood friend Edgar (Shane McCaffrey), still living in his dilapidated childhood home on the estate they grew up in, but their lives have dive...
An interview with Abigail Child, director of Origin of the Species, which is available to watch on QFT Player as part of NI Science Festival 2021.
Recorded on 16 February 2021 for NI Science Festival, Abigail was in conversation with Wanda Film Festival’s Rose Baker.
Origin of the Species is an...
