Discover this locally-produced film about Bristolian punk band Idles - we’re very excited to bring it back to the big screen for a hometown screening, a few months before the band themselves take over Queen Square for the weekend. We’ll be joined by director Mark Archer, who’ll be conducting a post-screening Q&A; it promises to be a celebration of one of rock’s most electrifying live acts!
Join us for our gala screening at the RWA as we present Chicago, the Academy Award-winning, all-singing, all-dancing tale of two murderesses in the County Cook jail…
Little Shop Of Horrors is the first of our screenings this year at Arnos Vale Cemetery. Featuring an awkward romance, back-talking plants, and a stellar soundtrack join Seymour and Audrey(s) for an unforgettable screening.
We’re making it a big night for Big Night, Stanley Tucci’s tragicomedy chronicling the misadventures of two Italian brothers gambling their struggling restaurant’s future on an epic meal for a special guest. Expect an Italian wine tasting alongside the film, as well as a meal during the interval courtesy of Toff’s Pasta, to accompany one of the greatest films about food and friendship ever made!
Our screenings at Arnos Vale Cemetery continue with a Sondheim double-bill. Into The Woods, the all-star adaptation of the award-winning musical sees a couple embark on a quest to free themselves from a witch’s curse…
Join us at Arnos Vale Cemetery after-hours and discover the chilling tale of Sweeney Todd, the demon barber of Fleet Street…
Join us this Spring at a very exciting new location - Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Our first screening there is a 25th anniversary screening of the coming-of-age comedy-drama Billy Elliot. Jamie Bell’s stunning, award-winning debut performance as the eponymous boy who wants to learn how to ballet dance is still a tour de force, and a highlight of 21st Century British cinema.
Fame is the second film in our trio at our brand new venue, Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. With an unforgettable soundtrack that won two Oscars and a seriously talented cast, it’s a high-energy celebration of chasing dreams and dancing your way to stardom.
Black Swan is the final film rounding off our day at the prestigious Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Natalie Portman’s Oscar-winning performance as a tormented ballet dancer in a Swan Lake production takes us deep into the world of obsession and transformation, where the pursuit of perfection comes with a dark and haunting price…
We’re delighted to announce a unique event at St George’s Bristol, celebrating 40 years of the English-language version of Les Misérables with a screening of the Oscar-winning film adaptation. This epic treatment of the beloved musical, with an all-star cast led by Hugh Jackman, is a big screen experience that’s not to be missed.
We’ve got special permission to screen Finnish cult comedy Heavy Trip, for a celebration of all things heavy metal. Expect a pop-up record shop, great beer, head-banging pre-film soundtrack, then enjoy this hilarious & affectionate satire on the metal genre, with a recorded intro from some of the cast and crew. Brought to you in collaboration with Bristol’s own metal pub The Gryphon!
