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Belfast: Why Kenneth Branagh's Film Changes From Black & White To Color
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Warning: This post contains minor spoilers for Belfast.
Belfast is a period piece, but there are reasons why Kenneth Branagh’s film changes from black and white to color on several occasions. Written and directed by Branagh, Belfast starts off in color before transitioning to black and white for the remainder of the film. However, the film retains pops of color throughout.
Set in 1969, Belfast follows the story of Buddy (Jude Hill), a nine-year-old living with his family — mother (Caitríona
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