Banterflix 06/03/20
Movie Review show. Presented by Jim McClean with guests Joe McElroy and Giuliana Monteverde…features include Dublin Internatioanl Film Festival and UK premiere of Military Wives.
smART: Streetbeat Youth Project – Painting
This week young people from Street Beat investigate speed painting with Brian John Spencer.
smART: Stone Sculpture
This week young people from Patrician Youth Centre in Downpatrick investigate the art of Stone Sculpture and the environment with artist Sheena Devitt.
Banterflix: End of Year Show 2019
Film news and review show presented by Jim McClean. In this end of year special Jim is joined by Alan Meban, Aaron Flanagan and Joan Parsons-Head of Queen’s Film Theatre to talk about the cinematic and television highlights of the year.
Banterflix: Christmas Special 2019
Film news and review show presented by Jim McClean. In this Christmas Special Jim is joined by Giuliana Monteverde and Chris Gray to talk about their favourite festive films.
Banterflix: 12th December 2019
Film review show with a Norn-Irish accent.. Jim and guests discuss new release Jumanji: The Next level along with their pick of the streams which features golden globe nominated, ‘Marriage Story’
Banterflix: Series 12 Episode 13
Alan Meban and Joe McElroy join Jim McClean to review this weeks big release ‘Ordinary Love’, DVD of the week ‘Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw’ and cult classic, 1999’s ‘Election’, plus an interview from the premiere to ‘Ordinary Love’ with Lesley Manville.
In Focus: My Troubled Days in Ireland
Renowned photo journalist Kaveh Kazemi has documented conflicts across the world.
Banterflix: Series 12 Episode 12
Film news and review show presented by Jim McClean. Jim is joined by guests Sarah-Jayne Tracey and Aidan Largey to review the latest Rian Johnson film ‘Knives Out’, DVD of the week ‘Robocop’ which has been re-released on 4K, cult classic ‘Good Vibrations’ and an interview with Directors Lisa Barros D’Sa and Glenn Leyburn on […]
Talk Like That: Malachi O’Doherty
Karen Mooney talks to Malachi O Doherty about growing up in west Belfast, being a disciple of a Hindu Swami and returning to India after 40 years.