NPP2026
Haircut 100 – Take That Situation (and put it right)

Haircut 100 – Take That Situation (and put it right)

The Deer’s Head

Wednesday 7 October, 6.00pm

£10.00/£8.00

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Q&A with Director Steve Kemsley hosted by Joe Nawaz following the screening.

When filmmaker Steve Kemsley was 16, he was crazy about Haircut 100, just like hundreds of thousands of fans.

Then, within a year of releasing their debut album, the band split. Four decades later, Steve set out to uncover why. Three years in the making, this feature-length documentary follows the band from the recording studio to Glastonbury, through a major UK tour, and across the Atlantic to America.

Haircut 100 – Take That Situation (and put it right) is a story of music, enduring friendship, and what time can-and cannot-change. If you loved the band and the era, this film is for you: a joyous romp through ’80s pop that will make you laugh, cry, and relive memories half-forgotten.

Now Press Play 2026 is  supported byFilm Hub NI, part of the BFI’s Film Audience Network, awarding funding from the National Lottery

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Haircut 100 – Take That Situation (and put it right)

Haircut 100 – Take That Situation (and put it right)

The Deer’s Head

Wednesday 7 October, 6.00pm

The Sounds of David Lynch

The Sounds of David Lynch

Ulster Sports Club 

Wednesday 7 October, 8.00pm

Sisters with Transistors – Screening + post-film panel discussion

Sisters with Transistors – Screening + post-film panel discussion

Oh Yeah Music Centre

Thursday 8 October, 7:15pm 

Big Mama Thornton: I Can’t Be Anyone But Me

Big Mama Thornton: I Can’t Be Anyone But Me

The Deers Head

Thursday 8 October, 8.00pm

Ireland: A Nation’s Memory (L’Irlande, la mémoire d’un peuple) 1973

Ireland: A Nation’s Memory (L’Irlande, la mémoire d’un peuple) 1973

The Pavilion Bar

Thursday, 8 October, 8.00pm

Carole King: Home Again

Carole King: Home Again

The BFF Beanbag Cinema

Saturday 10 October, 3.00pm

‘Alice Coltrane, Black Journal’ (1970) and ‘Jazz is Our Religion’ (1972)

‘Alice Coltrane, Black Journal’ (1970) and ‘Jazz is Our Religion’ (1972)

The BFF Beanbag Cinema

Sunday 11 October, 3.00pm

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