Life in confinement during the first lockdown of 2020 brought Kenneth Branagh back to his childhood in Belfast. That sense of being hemmed in reminded the Oscar-winning actor, director and writer of a ...

Director-actor-writer Kenneth Branagh filmed a love letter to his youth with the crowd-pleasing, semi-autobiographical “Belfast,” which opens on area screens this weekend. Based on his experiences ...

Kenneth Branagh’s ‘Belfast’ movie has been nominated in two categories for this year’s 28th annual Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards. The critically acclaimed film is up for Best Cast In A Motion ...

In a time of grim uncertainty about the future, "Belfast" sent Kenneth Branagh and Ciarán Hinds reaching back into the past. Branagh, who wrote and directed "Belfast," saw the black-and-white ...

Kenneth Branagh directed "Belfast," based on his experiences as a child who moved from Northern Ireland to England to escape escalating violence – Copyright AFP ...

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After dazzling the in-person audience at the Toronto Film Festival, writer-director Kenneth Branagh broke down crying over his loosely autobiographical film “Belfast.” Following what was easily the ...

Belfast details the life of a working-class family in Ireland during the tumultuous ’60s. It portrays long-entrenched conflicts between Catholics and Protestants all through the eyes of a young boy, ...

It is bait, but bait works. Especially in the BP category. I also saw this premiere at LFF and it went down an absolute storm with the crowd. (Also an all female producing team screams BP success).

An Irish family experiences a tumultuous time in the late 1960s in Director Kenneth Branagh’s drama, Belfast. Branagh’s film is a semi-autobiographical tale that chronicles the life of a working-class ...

And lmao for a film called Belfast, you’d think it would be interesting to film more than just a SINGLE street. But no, let’s just film other parts of Belfast and put them in a 2 mins intro montage. I ...