FILM

 An intimate story of Marta Dyczkowska’s life and loss is set against the backdrop of the sweeping gentrification of Belfast. Through a heartfelt letter addressed to a close friend, Marta takes us on a journey through the transformations that have taken place in the once-familiar city they both called home. Looking out from her kitchen window on Walnut Street, Marta reminisces about the time when she was embraced by a vibrant community that provided her with a sense of belonging she had longed for since leaving Poland. This poignant narrative serves as a tribute from Marta, a Polish artist, to the city of Belfast that she has come to love and cherish. Against the backdrop of Belfast's energetic and rebellious music scene, we are introduced to Colin McQuillan, the lead singer of Runnin' Riot, as he welcomes Marta into his makeshift bar in the kitchen, forging a fast and enduring friendship.