Julie lives and breathes tennis. A star pupil, she’s poised for a promising career. When her coach is suspended after the suicide of a former prodigy, suspicions of inappropriate conduct arise. Urged to speak up, Julie’s silence becomes more concerning the longer she refrains from saying anything.

Van Dijl’s confident, quietly potent drama exposes the insidious nature of abuse and its aftermath.

Text by Diana Cipriano, BFI London Film Festival

This screening will include a discussion hosted by QUB Nightline. QUB Nightline is a free, active listening service run for students, by students.

Thanks to Curzon for this preview. Julie Keeps Quiet is released on 25 April.

Visions of Europe returns for its 4th edition, celebrating the breadth of European cinema with a handpicked selection of new releases, previews, festival hits and classics returning to the big screen.