Screenings with descriptive subtitles

H is for Hawk: Sunday 1 February at 6.15pm, Monday 16 February at 1.25pm
A Quiet Love: all screenings (dialogue-only subtitles)
Hamlet: Saturday 7 February at 12.00pm
Hamnet: Sunday 8 February at 5.40pm
Strongroom: Monday 9 February at 5.00pm
My Father's Shadow: Wednesday 11 February at 6.30pm
Wuthering Heights: Sunday 15 February at 2.15pm
The Secret Agent: Saturday 21 February at 12.10pm
If I Had Legs I'd Kick You: Wednesday 25 February at 6.10pm

Films with Audio Description

Audio description is available in both screens on all films that have audio description files included.

In date order:

Hamnet
No Other Choice
H is for Hawk
Hamlet
My Father's Shadow
Wuthering Heights
If I Had Legs I'd Kick You
The Secret Agent

Films with themes around disability

A Quiet Love

Showing from Friday 6 February 

In this intimate film, three Deaf couples share their remarkable love stories through Irish Sign Language: a decade-long forbidden romance across a religious divide, an LGBTQI+ couple navigating parenthood with Deaf and hearing children, and a Deaf boxer and his hearing partner facing a life-altering choice.

Accessibility FAQs

Do you offer any concessions for disabled customers?

Yes. We have a disabled ticket (£6.50) at a lower price. We also have a claimant ticket (£6.00) for anyone in receipt of Universal Credit, PIP, and/or Pension Credit. 

Do you do carer/companion tickets?

Yes. Companion tickets are available for anyone with a CEA Card. The CEA Card is a national system offer companion tickets in cinemas throughout the UK. It's £6.50 for the year and people with disabilities can apply for it here: https://www.ceacard.co.uk/

Does QFT have step free access?

Yes QFT is accessible via a ramp at 21 University Square. 

For other access queries, check out our Access page. If this doesn’t cover your question, get in touch on qftmanager@qub.ac.uk or over the phone on 02890971097.