Kenneth Branagh’s Academy award winning  semi-autobiographical  childhood memoir which chronicles the life of a working class family and their young son’s during the tumult of the late 1960s in the Northern Ireland.

★★★★“Belfast, August 1969. As the Protestants mount a full-on assault on Catholic households, nine-year-old Buddy (Hill) is coming to terms with love, religion, growing up and the prospect of leaving his stomping ground for a life in England.” Emprie

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★★★★★“Belfast film review: Branagh’s playful nostalgia warms the heart even as it makes blood run cold. Anyone who says this personal movie isn’t political is kidding themselves” Evening Standard