Belfast Human Rights Film Festival with orla C to see @arethathefilm Respect Film Fest #downsyndrome Dave Thomas ift.tt/2MlVYjN

Full house for Eminent Monsters tonight, followed by Q and A with director Stephen Bennett, two hooded men, chaired by author Anne Cadwallader

Thank you Respect Film Fest for bringing Eminent Monsters to Belfast. Undoubtedly a difficult, thought provoking film. Hope many more have the opportunity to see it. Congratulations on a great festival and to the winners of tonight’s awards.

Klaxon alert Eminent Monsters is v proud to have won Best Feature Documentary at Ireland’s only dedicated human rights film festival. Massive honour Respect Film Fest Francis McGuigan @shando1888 Mark Fallon Stephen N. Xenakis Steven Reisner Danielle Turkov Wilson @gedfitzfilm BBC Scotland @HopscotchUK

Huge congratulations to Stephen Bennett, winner of best documentary feature! Pictured alongside two of the hooded men, Liam Shannon & Francie McGuigan

Orla Casey of short film Aretha collecting best short drama from volunteer Catriona!

Our very own volunteer Catriona accepting The Jim Cullen Human Rights Award from Catherine Kelly, on behalf of The Vasectomy Doctor. An award dedicated to the memory of Jim Cullen

Congratulations to director Eoin Cleland and team behind Ups and Downs, winner of Best Feature Drama!

Torture. Our governments' hands are clean. But are they? Britain used psychological/physical torture here (the Hooded Men/Waterboarding) while Shannon Airport is used for "renditions" to Guantanamo. Stephen Bennett's film "Eminent Monsters" lifts the lid.Respect Film Fest

Torture. It happened here to the "Hooded Men" and many others who were "waterboarded". Stephen Bennett's film "Eminent Monsters" lifts the lid on the links. PFC's Anne Cadwallader chaired a post-screening Q&A Respect Film Fest

*Volunteer appreciation post* As a grassroots, volunteer led festival we're only able to provide a platform for filmmakers because of our incredible volunteer team. Thank you to Liam, Jonathan, Joseph and Catriona for your effort, graft, humour and spirit. #respecthumanrights

Ballymurphy Precedent Monday 28th October, 7pm Áras Uí Chonghaile The Ballymurphy Precedent tells how, over three days in one small Belfast housing estate in 1971, shootings by the British Army caused the deaths of eleven innocent Catholic civilians. Followed by Q&A

💥SAVE THE DATE💥 Ballymurphy Precedent 📅Mon 28th October, 7pm The Ballymurphy Precedent tells how, over three days in one small Belfast housing estate in 1971, shootings by the British Army caused the deaths of eleven innocent Catholic civilians. Followed by Q&A

Monday night's showing of No Stone Unturned will be followed by a Q&A with award winning film producer Trevor Birney & @emmarogansf from the Loughinisland families. Monday 18th November, 7pm Áras Uí Chonghaile All are welcome to attend FREE ENTRY

🎬The Wind That Shakes The Barley 📆Friday 17th January, 7.30pm 📍Áras Uí Chonghaile This is a FREE event with no tickets required! 🔹️Doors will open from 6.30pm 🔹️Arrive early to avoid disappointment!

We were thrilled to welcome Award winning film director brendan byrne and film student Yasmin. Brendan is known for films such as 66 Days, the story of Bobby Sands and the Hunger Strike and more recently Sundance and Oscar shortlisted GAZA. Stay tuned for some exciting news!!

Over 4 nights in Feb we will be showing the Ken Loach BBC drama Days of Hope as part of our Connolly Film Club. Sections of the British Press & Conservative politicians condemned the series for its critical portrayal of the army, government and police. See image for more info:

TONIGHT!! We will be showing the Ken Loach BBC drama Days of Hope as part of our Connolly Film Club. Sections of the British Press & Conservative politicians condemned the series for its critical portrayal of the army, government and police. See image for more info:

🎞GAZA 📅Monday 16th March, 7pm 📍Áras Uí Chonghaile A beautiful portrait of everyday Gazan citizens, leading meaningful lives beyond the rubble of perennial conflict. Followed by Q&A with Fine Point Films film producer brendan byrne #WeAreFeile32

.Áras Uí Chonghaile | James Connolly Visitor Centre Fascinating conversation tonight with Academy Award winning Director Terry George and Unquiet Graves filmmaker Seán Murray If you missed it, you can watch again here: youtu.be/iwTuDBbhQHs Belfast Film Festival Féile an Phobail Fáilte Feirste Thiar Respect Film Fest