I Am Belfast, Glasgow Film Festival Dunday 28 February, 2015

I Am Belfast
GFT
28 February, 2016
As a director, Mark Cousins has captured everything from the history of film to the desires of D H Lawrence. Now he ventures back home with a portrait of his native Belfast, depicted here as a copper-haired woman (Helena Bereen) who has survived times of violence, despair and elation. Cousins’ playful dialogue with her unfolds around archive footage, interviews and images, finding great beauty in the familiar and mundane. Cousins doesn’t avoid the bitter conflicts of the past, but travels beyond the divisions to find humanity, hope and the indomitable spirit of the city. A love letter straight from the heart.
Director Mark Cousins will introduce the film on Tue 23 Feb (15.30).
Stranger Than Fiction
Director Mark Cousins
UK 2015, 1h24m, N/C 15+, Thanks to BFI Distribution/Hopscotch Films
GFT 12 Rose St G3 6RB
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