Award Winning Independent Cinema

A Sip of Irish celebrates the incredible story of Ireland’s contribution to the culinary and drinks world with some unexpected discoveries along the way. Tells a fascinating story that will surprise viewers who think of Ireland as just the home of ...

A grieving widower invents technology to monitor the dead in their graves. David Cronenberg - The Master of Unease - is back and inspired by the death of his own wife he has created a film about grief as you’ve never experienced it before.

Standing in front of a powerful army, how could the civilian movement find the strength to persist? In conversations, in demonstrations, on walls, it emerges how the Sudanese tradition for poetry becomes a powerful tool for activism.

A group of young art students wrestle with friendship, grief and secrecy against the breathtaking Icelandic scenery. This is a stylish Nordic drama, with striking 16mm cinematography.

Follows Hilde Coppi, a member of an anti-Nazi organisation who is imprisoned by the Gestapo and must fight for her freedom from her prison cell, while taking care of her newborn child.

Layla is a struggling Arab drag queen whose confident façade hides their desperate desire for love. When their performance at a belittling corporate Pride event turns into a transgressive takedown, they catch the eye of marketing executive Max.

Ocean with David Attenborough takes viewers on a breathtaking journey showing there is nowhere more vital for our survival, more full of life, wonder, or surprise, than the ocean.

Molly, a young woman released from prison battles to regain custody of her children. Lollipop will break your heart and then put it back together, stronger and with more hope than ever.

The highest-grossing documentary of all time in its home country of Sweden. Joyous, life-affirming and at times heartbreaking, this is a genre-defying exploration of ageing and the bond between father & son.

Of the 80,000 native Irish speakers, 6,000 live in the North of Ireland and three of them became a rap group called Kneecap. "It is simply the best movie ever made about being young in Belfast" – Critic's Notebook