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Bonobo: Missing in Action (PG)
48 mins, UK
Please note: this is an old screening, first shown in Oct 2006
Winner of the Natural History One Planet Award
The wildlife film industry's most prestigious festival has announced its winners. This is your chance to see some of these winning titles.
Bonobos are the least known of all the Great Apes thanks to its remote jungle home in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It's a shy and peace loving chimp, and it gives us a remarkable insight into our own gentler side. unlike the more violent common chimpanzees, Bonobos live in peaceful societies ruled by females, where aggression is diffused by frequent sex. Recently, their forest has been overtaken by war and scientists fear they are heading for extinction..
Please note: the advertised times are the actual starting times of each programme for all Wildscreenings.
Live from the Berlinale
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Mark and Maddy, two members of our crack programming team, are at the 62nd Berlin Film Festival in search of films, partnerships and creative ideas to bring back to Bristol, to Watershed, and to you. They'll be Tweeting their instant responses to what they see throughout the Festival - see all of their thoughts here!
Carnage
Showing Now
Roman Polanski's latest is a hysterically funny descent into some very, very enjoyable bad behaviour as two sets of parents try (and fail) to talk through an incident amicably.

