Accessible screening of the film 'Key Still' at Cineworld in Belfast.
Key Still is coming to Cineworld in Belfast on Thursday 29 October, with the screening starting at 7:30pm. It's an accessible screening, which means it's set up for people who need a bit more support to watch a film in a cinema — things like audio description or subtitles, depending on the specific session. If you've got friends or family who usually find the cinema a bit of a hurdle, this is one of those screenings that makes it easier to get in on the night.
As for the film itself, Key Still is the main feature of the evening, so that's what you're there for. It's a single-film bill, not a double or a festival programme, so the whole session is built around it. If you've been following the Belfast film scene, you'll know that accessible screenings like this one are a good way to catch a title that might otherwise be hard to get to, especially when it's held in a big, central spot like Cineworld.
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It's a Thursday night, so it's a mid-week outing rather than a weekend one, and the 7:30pm start gives you plenty of time to get sorted before it kicks off. If you're planning to go, it's worth checking the specific accessibility options for this screening in advance, as that's the whole point of the session. You'll find the full details over at the Belfast Film Festival website, which is where the listing is held. The screening is at Cineworld, Belfast, on Thursday 29 October at 7:30pm.
