That They May Face The Rising Sun was sublime. Packed house - beautiful acting - sounded & looked fantastic. Don’t miss the chance to see it large and loud in the company of cinemagoers and with the phone turned off. It’s special. brendan byrne

PTSD all over the replies to this. 'Ha ha, that's nothing. Specky McClintock once took a half brick to my knee and now I limp permanently, but it was great because I survived'.

An incredibly -deservedly- warm reception for the team behind That They May Face the Rising Sun screening and discussing this stunning at John McGahern adaptation with Hugh Odling-Smee Queen's Film Theatre last night. It’s a long time since I lost myself so completely in a film.

A great pleasure to host brendan byrne and Lalor Roddy tonight in Queen's Film Theatre for a post screening discussion after a sold out screening of this very moving and powerful film. Don't miss seeing it in the cinema, and that's the holy all of it.

I missed this match tonight for various reasons but that was the best season of football I've seen from Dundela FC - yes the last month was wick, but the memories will keep us going through the empty summer months.
Up the Rip Roaring Duns.

I bet you Lord Bew's panel of history doesn't even pause to consider the impact of Sam Cree on European theatre culture. #lisburnshakespeare

Pat Collins approaches John McGahern’s final novel about a couple’s return to rural Ireland with the attentive eye of a documentarian, encouraging viewers to adjust to a slower pace of life.

Philip Concannon reviews That They May Face the Rising Sun. bfi.org.uk/sight-and-soun…

The gorgeous adaptation of John McGahern's last novel THAT THEY MAY FACE THE RISING SUN opens this week & audiences Queen's Film Theatre will be treated to a special Q & A on Friday night with the director, Pat Collins and our Hugh Odling-Smee on hosting duties.
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Congratulations to Larne, but my god that was hard to watch. Concrete football.

Blimey. As ever, John Candy brings warmth to our cold, cold hearts. Sara Gunn-Smith

Rear Window is such a great film. My neighbour across the street watches it all the time.

This was a match worth going to Portadown for. Every single player in green played their heart out. Up the rip roaring Duns.

In the belly of the beast. Up the Duns.

Delighted to welcome great people from across Newry, Mourne and Down to an info day about our @bfi initiative SPOTLIGHT which is focused on developing cinema activity across the local area. A beautiful morning in sunny country Down! #BFISPOTLIGHT #BFIFAN #COMMUNITYCINEMA

Ronnie O'Sullivan

A podcast. With reporting. No rent-a-gobs. Doesn’t recap every 2 minutes. Presenter does not appear to be on a personal journal. open.spotify.com/episode/5zlfRM…