Tudor Style

From the collection of

Northern Ireland Screen's Digital Film Archive
Launched in 2000, Northern Ireland Screen’s Digital Film Archive spans from 1897 to the present day and currently contains an ever-expanding catalogue of 13,000 items. It comprises material from a variety of depositors including feature films, sport, documentaries, animation, amateur footage, light entertainment, and a significant proportion of broadcast material from the UTV Archive.

Tudor Style


One of the most quaint cinemas you're ever likely to see, The Tudor is a loving recreation of, and tribute to, the classic cinemas of a bygone era.

Discover the cinema that inspired the name of the indie band, Two Door Cinema Club. A film buff's dream, the Tudor is a 75-seat, privately-owned cinema in Comber, County Down. It was built, and continues to be run by, Noel Spence.

Noel shares his love of film with twin brother, Roy - who also has his own, back-garden cinema, The Excelsior. Together they've been making their own films since the mid-1960s, picking-up several amateur Oscars in the process, with subjects including crafty leprechauns, creatures from outer space, 1950s rock 'n' rollers and the undead.

Come and discover the cinema that inspired the name of pop band, Two Door Cinema Club. A film buff's dream, the Tudor is a 75-seat, privately-owned cinema in Comber. It was built, and continues to be run by, Noel Spence. He shares his love of film with twin brother, Roy - who also has his own, back-garden cinema, The Excelsior. Together they've been making their own films since the mid-Sixties, picking-up several amateur Oscars in the process.


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