BELFAST - Official Trailer - Only In Theaters November 12

Written and directed by Academy Award® nominee Kenneth Branagh, BELFAST is a poignant story of love, laughter and loss in one boy’s childhood, amid the music and social tumult of the late 1960s. Starring Caitriona Balfe, Judi Dench, Jamie Dornan, Ciaran Hinds, and Jude Hill. Belfast is in theaters November 12.

#Belfast

[XxViperXX]

My Aunt Mary is in this. Took her 15 years to get onto the big screen but she finally made it. Well done Mary 💪👏👏 She’s the teacher in it 😁

[williamturner]

This feels like Kenneth Branagh's most personal film. I can feel the love and passion in every shot of this and it's only the trailer.

[mannykhan]

I'm not of Irish descent but I saw the passion the director put behind this film. It's for everyone who had to immigrate to a foreign country leaving their embattled neighborhood or city behind. Really well made.

[marcosc]

Judi Dench’s words of “go now…don’t look back…” gives me goosebumps. This film looks really good

[DayagSheykhkarimli]

I just watched this on my flight to my second home, which is 5000 miles away from where I was born and raised... I don't know if the planes bring you closer to the God or something, but this touched me really deeply and brought back so many childhood memories... Grateful to everyone who made this beautiful piece of art possible!

[jakek]

Caitriona Balfe is a phenomenal actress. Glad she's receiving the high praise she deserves. 👏⭐🏆

[jimjohns]

“If they can’t understand you, then there’re not listening…”

[Kmng]

Jamie Dornan is a terrific actor when he was given the right script and good director like Kenneth Branagh. This looks good, I hope he does well in this

[lindaspivey]

I’m so happy for Jamie I hope he gets some recognition for his acting!! Hope the entire movie gets an award it looks like a great movie!!

[paola_]

If just the trailer makes my eyes watery then I´m gonna bawl them out when I watch the entire movie...

[CaliforniasGoldCoast]

My Mom was raised on the Falls Road, Belfast. A historic Irish hold out. Generations back are from Ireland. She was 15 at this period film and Moved here at 30. She is 94 now. I can't wait to take her. I am crying at the trailer to see, feel how it was for her. :-''''(. One Ireland!

[tomding]

Just watched this film today at the Toronto International Film Festival. I'm always a sucker for a good coming-of-age story, but this one was by far one of the best I've seen. It's an artistic film that really immereses you in the perspective of the boy (outstanding performance by the young Jude Hill) as he struggles to navigate both conflict within his family and that of the early years of the Troubles. Kenneth Branagh was actually here for a talk-back afterwards and I could really feel that it was a very personal project for him, inspired by his own childhood experiences. The film also has a uniquely haunting soundtrack brilliantly balanced with bits of humour. The choice to present it in black and white was also an excellent move by Branagh. Outstanding performances all around, but Catriona Balfe's in particular stood out. Wanted to rewatch it as soon as I left the auditorium. Much more to dissect!

[Ninaofthes]

I see Claire went through the stones again and has found herself another Jamie 😁

[breezingby]

This is absolutely beautiful. Looks like Branagh’s best directorial work in a long time

[katarzynka]

Imo Caitriona Balfe will be nominated to Oscars. It's her time! 🥰

[aidankeohane]

Kenneth Branagh was born in Belfast and lived there until he was 9. His family were Protestants and they moved to England in 1969 when things got real bad in the North. Based on this trailer, this is not only a personal story, but a semi autobiographical one. Looking forward to seeing it

[Scotty]

Cut right to my heart. As a South African, I understood the enormously difficult decision about leaving the country you love.

[speedtrap]

I been waiting 56 years for someone to do this...

[lizziefrost]

Hyped. Hyped for the whole thing. One moment I will be looking forward to is the scene between Jamie Dornan and Colin Morgan… those who watched The Fall will understand lmao

[jackwilson]

I’m fortunate enough to have grown up in Belfast post-peace process, and I showed this trailer to my mother who was usually very skeptical when it came to movies about the troubles- she said it’s like they’ve taken the memories in her head and put them onto film.

Seriously, even if you’re not from Belfast; you’re not going to want to miss this.
At least it’s not got Brad Pitt in it this time!