The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie
Vue Nottingham
Lifelong roommates and mismatched buddies Porky Pig and Daffy Duck are on the verge of losing their childhood home. When a mysterious object
Mon 23 Nov 2026
11:30 - 13:45
ODEON Belfast, Unite 13SF, 1 Victoria Square, Belfast, Antrim, BT1 4QG, Northern Ireland
FREE
15+
Shóna is a gifted teenage fiddle player from Donegal who has become disillusioned by the trad scene, after years of being coached by her domineering mother to win prizes at folk music competitions, turning it into a family business. But her outlook begins to change when she meets an anarchic troupe of travelling musicians, and she and her younger brother Mickey decide to join them as they tour around Ireland's rural landscapes. Led by the charismatic Harky, who believes mobile phones are capitalist nonsense, the group live in the moment enjoying music for its ability to bring people together and keep Irish culture alive. For Shóna, this becomes a journey of self-discovery, romance and musical expression, reconnecting with her passion while also re-evaluating what making a living as an artist entails for different people. Part road movie, part coming-of-age story, this is a joyful film about the value of tradition and the need to sometimes deviate from it.
Trad Special Screening plus Q&A - a special screening of Trad, followed by a Q&A. A unique opportunity for young audiences to discover what goes on behind the camera and ask their own questions.
We're especially excited that actor Dallán Woods will be joining us at the screening for a live Q&A following the film.
This is a fantastic opportunity for students to hear directly from one of the film’s young actors and ask their own questions about acting, filmmaking, storytelling and bringing Irish culture and music to the screen.
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Shóna is a gifted teenage fiddle player from Donegal who has become disillusioned by the trad scene, after years of being coached by her domineering mother to win prizes at folk music competitions, turning it into a family business. But her outlook begins to change when she meets an anarchic troupe of travelling musicians, and she and her younger brother Mickey decide to join them as they tour around Ireland’s rural landscapes. Led by the charismatic Harky, who believes mobile phones are capitalist nonsense, the group live in the moment enjoying music for its ability to bring people together and keep Irish culture alive. For Shóna, this becomes a journey of self-discovery, romance and musical expression, reconnecting with her passion while also re-evaluating what making a living as an artist entails for different people. Part road movie, part coming-of-age story, this is a joyful film about the value of tradition and the need to sometimes deviate from it.
strong language
Lance Daly
2025
Ireland
English / Gaelic
90 minutes
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