Make sure to pick up the latest issue of Bristol24/7 to read all about the 'Killer queens and killer badgers' that'll be unleashed next week at Forbidden Worlds!

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Art of Action allows FAN members to celebrate the women who work in the genre - both in front of and behind the camera - from incredible stunt performers to iconic martial arts stars.

Find out more about the upcoming BFI season and apply today: the-bigger-picture.com/articles/appli…

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it's all bangers, all the time from T A P E 💖 a lost treasure of 1990s DIY filmmaking screening Institute of Contemporary Arts Queen's Film Theatre Hyde Park Picture House The Lexi Cinema Showroom Cinema GFT and Chapter Arts Centre across May and June!

Rising star & Bristolian, Myles Kamwendo recently starred in the BBC3 comedy-drama 'Boarders'. We caught with up with him to talk about his acting career to date, growing up in L Dub and his inspirations.
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Happy Bank Holiday! 😃
We've teamed up with our good friends at Aim Publicity and Second Sight to give away this mega bundle of Second Sight boxsets!
Simply follow and RT to enter!
Comp closes on Friday 10 May at 8pm. Winner selected at random. UK only.

Made by horror maestros Hammer Studios and adapted by legendary screenwriter Nigel Kneale, The Witches has a rare cinema screening Watershed opening our Curses, Cults and Covens: The Birth of British Folk Horror today at 2pm.

Something for the weekend..

The Witches (1966), the underrated Hammer adaptation of The Devil’s Own by historical fiction writer Norah Lofts starring Hollywood icon Joan Fontaine in her final role.

The first in Watershed ‘s Curses, Cults & Covens series every Sunday in May

Love the radically independent Etero (a remarkable performance by Eka Chavleishvili); and watching her unexpectedly bloom in her late forties in Elene Naveriani’s stunning Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry is a total treat…🧁

See it Watershed and other great cinemas

Bristol Butch Bar staff introduce themselves and kick off the mullet competition in prep for #LoveLiesBleeding screening & ongoing retro gym shenanigans Watershed

Director Alice Rohrwacher and star Josh O'Connor will be here next Sunday for a Q&A after a screening of their new film La Chimera. This one is is going to sell quickly so go go go: wshd.to/lachimera

SAVE THE DATE: Reframing Film will be returning as part of Cinema Rediscovered 2024 on Wed 24 July.

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Introducing SNAPSHOT - T A P E with the support of the BFI , awarding funds from The National Lottery are thrilled to present a 12 month long U.K. wide programme of radical archive and critical contemporary offerings which capture and celebrate the multi-faceted experiences of Black Girlhood

Lovely interview here with Luke Frsh by Nathan Hardie for freestylebristol about upcoming screening of Space(s) Watershed by Cables&Cameras CIC & DIASPORA! Arts Festival Diverse Artists Network this Sunday 5th May 16:00

Details [ticket + event info] in the fantastic article link below📽️💫💯🔽

Love the SNAPSHOT artwork and hyped that Cauleen Smith’s Drylongso (1998) - one of #CineRedis23 ‘s highlights- will be seen by more people…

We’re also very excited to collaborate with T A P E on another gem at our upcoming edition. Watch this space… 👇

'As someone told me before I started shooting, “Your film is going to change at least three times: when you write, when you shoot, and when you edit”, and that’s so true.
The idea has developed and has reached a point where I enjoy watching the film.' freestylebristol.com/2024/05/02/spo…

Great talking with Luke Frsh for freestylebristol in prep for his short film directorial debut at Watershed this Sunday

Tix for our headline screenings are going fast!

16 May: Speed (30th anniversary)
17 May: Roland Emmerich's Stargate (30th anniversary)
18 May: UK premiere of new restoration of Nikita
19 May: Timecop (30th anniversary)

All on Bristol's biggest screen! buff.ly/3LX0oLy

Bristol’s Encounters short film festival (Encounters Film Festival) cancels 2024 edition, future events in doubt t.ly/VnenV

Cables & Cameras presents: Space(s) by Luke Frsh + Q&A - DIASPORA! is a new arts festival for Bristol. presented by the Diverse Artists Network (DAN). Ticket : watershed.co.uk/whatson/12569/… Watershed Diverse Artists Network Luke Frsh Bristol Black Horror Club @rayraytaylorofficial

sooo glad i stayed until after the Challengers credits