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05/10/2001

CINEMAGIC AT BELFAST’S TOP ENTERTAINMENT VENUE

The programme for the 12th Cinemagic film festival for young people was launched today by actor Paul McGann at Warner Village Cinemas at the Odyssey, Belfast’s finest entertainment complex.
This year’s festival will run from Thursday November 29 to Sunday December 9. All screenings will take place at Warner Village Cinemas, a 12 screen state-of-the-art facility which uses the latest digital and surround sound technology to bring cinema to life for young film fans, and ‘whowhatwherewhenwhy’ – W5 will host a number of key events.
With over 70 screenings from more than 18 countries, post-screening discussions, competitions and an intensive and imaginative programme of masterclasses, workshops and satellite events, Cinemagic offers a range of exciting film opportunities for young people of all ages.
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