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At the start of Filmic 2018 – Watershed's annual exploration of the creative connections between film and music – this months podcast looks at some of the films coming up and the central role that music plays in film.
This month's season of films on 35mm film, from director Paul Thomas Anderson, leads Watershed cinema curator Mark Cosgrove to reflect on his own personal experiences of the film industry.
This first podcast of the year looks ahead to some of the film highlights of 2018.
An extended end of year podcast looking back at 2017 in film.
A season of films, and a family event, based on Japanese Animé are the topics for discussion in this month's podcast.
October 2017's podcast focusses on the upcoming Festival of the Future City at Watershed.
September sees the arrival of the 23rd Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival at Watershed.
This month's podcast discusses all things family at Watershed and shares some of the highlights of Bugs on Film, our school holiday season of films and workshops though out August and into the early September.
Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, talks about how Cinema Rediscovered came about, how it fits into the annual film calendar and share his own must sees of the weekend.
In June Watershed revisits melodrama and immerses itself in Virtual Reality.
To mark the centenary of the Russian Revolution Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator and Andrew Kelly, Director Bristol Festival of Ideas, discuss upcoming films and events in May.
April at Watershed celebrates the creative connections between film and music through screenings and performances as a part of Filmic.
A Taste of South Korean Cinema is on the menu in Watershed's March Podcast.
What is it about new film Moonlight that is so extraordinary? Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, and Edson Burton and Lize Chege from curators collective Come The Revolution, discuss this much anticipated new release.
A look ahead at some of the film highlights coming up in early 2017 at Watershed.
Introducing filmic. Creators Mark Cosgrove (Watershed) and Phil Johnson (St George's) introduce and discuss the 2012 festival in this special audio recording.