The real people and streets behind Branagh’s Belfast

The Oscar nominated film draws on the director’s childhood in the Tiger's Bay area of north Belfast. This Sunday, Los Angeles will be the stage for the biggest and most prestigious event in Hollywood’s glitzy calendar – The Oscars. But there will be plenty of people in Northern Ireland keeping an eye on the results as Kenneth Branagh's film, Belfast, is nominated in seven categories. The film draws on the director’s working-class childhood during the late 1960s near the predominantly unionist Tiger's Bay area of north Belfast. But as well as the recent cinematic success, residents in Tiger's Bay have also been getting involved in the arts through a new theatre project. Video journalist: Niall McCracken