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Hereditary
Branded the 'scariest horror movie in years' following its premiere at Sundance earlier in the year, Ari Aster's disturbing spook show, featuring a bravura performance by Toni Collette, is a domestic thriller about the most frightening ghosts of all: the spirits within.
Hereditary
Branded the 'scariest horror movie in years' following its premiere at Sundance earlier in the year, Ari Aster's disturbing spook show, featuring a bravura performance by Toni Collette, is a domestic thriller about the most frightening ghosts of all: the spirits within.
June Podcast
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In this month's podcast Cinema Producer Tara Judah and Cinema Curator Mark Cosgrove discuss some of their June highlights including a reissue of Jane Campion's Palme d'Or winner The Piano.
The Ciambra
Set in a Calambrian Romani community in Italy, The Ciambra is a stark and moving contemporary coming-of-age tale which follows a fourteen year old boy as he negotiates life on the edge of society.
McQueen
Mirroring the savage beauty, boldness and vivacity of its subject's designs, this intimate documentary tells the remarkable story of groundbreaking fashion designer Alexander (Lee) McQueen.
The Piano
Jane Campion became the first female director to win the Palme d'Or at Cannes 25 years ago for this, her extraordinary, triumphant masterpiece (now gloriously restored) about a woman's rebellion in a newly colonised, Victorian-era New Zealand.
The Happy Prince
Rupert Everett - who writes, directs and stars in this magnificent drama - was born to play Oscar Wilde, and this, Everett's "11th-hour masterpiece" (The Times) focuses on Wilde's final years following his notorious trial and imprisonment for "gross indecency".
In the Fade
Diane Kruger picked up the Best Actress prize in Cannes for her role in this riveting thriller, winner of the Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film, about a grieving woman searching for justice.
Arcadia
Scouring 100 years of footage from the BFI National Archive, BAFTA®-winner Paul Wright constructs an exhilarating study of Britain’s shifting - and contradictory - relationship to the land.
What's on tomorrow - Thu 21 June
| Feature | Showing |
|---|---|
| Hereditary 15 | 14:30 AD, 18:00 AD, 20:40 AD |
| The Ciambra 15 (S) | 15:00, 17:50 |
| McQueen 15 | 17:30 AD, 20:30 AD |
| The Piano 15 | 20:10 |
What's on - Fri 22 June
| Feature | Showing |
|---|---|
| Lunchtime Talk: No Bindings: a new approach to publishing | 13:00 |
| The Happy Prince 15 (PS) | 14:40, 17:30, 20:20 |
| Hereditary 15 | 15:00 AD, 17:50 AD, 20:40 AD |
| Arcadia 12A | 15:20 AD, 18:10 |
| In the Fade 18 (PS) | 20:30 |
What's on - Sat 23 June
| Feature | Showing |
|---|---|
| The Happy Prince 15 (PS) |
14:40 17:30 20:20 |
| Hereditary 15 |
15:00 AD 17:50 AD DS 20:40 AD |
| Arcadia 12A |
15:20 AD DS 18:10 AD |
| In the Fade 18 (PS) | 20:30 |
What's on - Sun 24 June
| Feature | Showing |
|---|---|
| Frankenstein 200: Young Frankenstein 12A | 12:00 |
| Crowhurst + Q&A 12A | 13:40 QA |
| The Happy Prince 15 (PS) | 14:10, 17:00, 19:30 |
| Hereditary 15 | 14:20 AD, 17:20 AD, 20:00 AD |
| Arcadia 12A | 17:10 AD |
| In the Fade 18 (PS) | 19:10 |
What's on - Mon 25 June
| Feature | Showing |
|---|---|
| The Happy Prince 15 (PS) | 11:00 Baby |
| Hereditary 15 |
14:20 AD 17:50 AD DS 20:40 AD |
| The Happy Prince 15 (PS) |
14:50 17:30 20:20 |
| In the Fade 18 (PS) |
15:00 20:30 |
| Arcadia 12A | 18:10 AD |
What's on - Tue 26 June
| Feature | Showing |
|---|---|
| The Happy Prince 15 (PS) | 15:00, 17:30, 20:20 |
| Hereditary 15 | 17:50 AD, 20:40 AD |
| Arcadia 12A | 18:10 AD |
| In the Fade 18 (PS) | 20:30 |
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Depict 2018 - Can you do it in 90 seconds?
Submit your tiny film
Submissions are now open for Depict 2018 – our ultra-short film competition that asks filmmakers from around the world to create an original short film under 90 seconds long.
No Bindings: a new approach to publishing
In this Lunchtime Talk Pervasive Media Studio resident Lily Green joins us this week to talk about the inspiration behind her ever-evolving social publishing project, No Bindings.
Café & Bar
Overlooking Bristol’s vibrant Harbourside, our food and drink is local, seasonal, ethically sourced and simply delicious.
Venue hire
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Women in the spotlight at Cinema Rediscovered
Cinema Rediscovered returns to Bristol for its third edition, Thu 26 - Sun 29 July, bringing the best in digital restorations, contemporary classics and film print rarities back where they belong on the big screen, with support from BFI awarding funds from National Lottery.