Watershed Recommends: Fri 24 - Thu 30 April
Please note : this season finished in April 2020
Although the Watershed building may be closed we are still sharing different ways for you all to enjoy and experience highlights from across our activity - cinema, creative tech, the Pervasive Media Studio, Rife Magazine and many more Watershed projects.
Previous events in this season
#Shortitout with Desiree Akhavan
Watershed Recommends Week 5
Join us for our first #Shortitout Filmmaker Front Room Q&A with the super talented Irianian-American filmmaker Desiree Akhavan.
Slate World UK: Social - Online Creativity and Collaboration
Watershed Recommends Week 5
A friendly conversation and check in for Black artists - and fellow artists who are also marginalised for their race - co-hosted by Pervasive Media Studio resident Ella Mesma. This session will be about online creativity and collaboration.
Calm With Horses Curzon Living Room Q&A
Watershed Recommends Week 5
A live-streamed Q&A with the director of rural thriller Calm With Horses, Nick Rowland, and one of the film's rising stars, Niamh Algar.
Lunchtime Talk: A People’s History of the Video Call
Watershed Recommends Week 5
In this lunchtime talk, Watershed’s Creative Technologist, Martin O’Leary, will walk us through the hundred-year history of video calling.
Kissy Kissy!
Watershed Recommends Week 5
Get the family together for Kissy Kissy!, a silly, fun and fast game from Pervasive Media Studio resident Constance Fleuriot where you try to avoid being kissed from enthusiastic Grandparents!
OKIDO for Homeschooling
Watershed Recommends Week 5
Our friends at OKIDO have turned their Learn-Through-Play workshops into free downloadable lesson plans that parents, carers and teachers can access at home.
Adult Life Skills
Watershed Recommends Week 5
Anna (Jodie Whittaker) is an emotionally stunted 30-year-old living in her mum’s shed, learning to confront adult reality, in Rachel Tunnard’s quirky debut.
Nice
Watershed Recommends Week 5
The legendary Norman Beaton performs a monologue about a 'nice' West Indian and his descent into postcolonial cynicism.
Arcadia
Watershed Recommends Week 5
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.