The winners of Best International Short, Best Animated Short and Best Irish Short were announced online on Sunday, 29 November as part of the 33rd Foyle Film Festival.

A Different Kind of Different, an animated short film by Jordan Baseman, charts the psychological impact of breast cancer.

Colouring the Past is a new online community engagement programme which will take a warts and all look at the history of Northern Ireland using art, humour and photography to help participants create...

Nerve Centre, in partnership with National Museum NI, has brought together a creative team of great minds from across Northern Ireland to develop an open, original and optimistic idea for Festival UK...

The latest video work from acclaimed artist Willie Doherty is available to be screened online by Italian gallery Fondazione Modena Arti Visive.

The Festival Club is always a welcome addition to Foyle Film Festival each year. It’s a place to hang out after the film screenings and have some fun showcasing local talent in the process. This year...

‘An Béal Bocht’ is a co-production between award winning animation production company Raw Nerve Productions and De facto Films.

The Light in Motion Awards return in a new virtual format as part of Foyle Film Festival 2020, showcasing the best of the year’s short films and emerging talent.

A Tribute by Martin Melarkey, Director, Nerve Centre

Reimagine Remake Replay, a project changing the lives of young people across Northern Ireland, has won the prestigious Museums Association’s ‘Best Museums Change Lives Project’ award.