Find what’s coming up on Bristol’s biggest screen.
Queer Vision: The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Sat 6 July, 7pm
Showing as part of Bristol Pride’s Queer Vision film festival, this classic comedy celebrates it’s 30th anniversary at Bristol Megascreen with a performance from the Bristol Show Choir and Bristol’s very own drag icon, Tess Drive.
Blue Moon – Independent Short Film Screenings
Sat 20 Jul, 6pm
Blue Moon is an exciting short film premiere and networking event by filmmaker portfolio and team-forming platform Tabb. Join Bristol’s filmmakers on the red carpet and enjoy films from Comedy to Documentary and Animation.
Tucker & Dale Vs The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 1974
Sun 21 Jul, 3pm
Horror Without End and 20th Century Flicks, the team that brought you ThreadGames, invite you to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the greatest horror film ever made… followed by one of the funniest.
Cinema Rediscovered: Paris, Texas
Sat 27 Jul, 2pm
One of the most iconic films of the 1980s, Harry Dean Stanton stars as a man wandering out of the desert and in to the ghosts of the past.
Cinema Rediscovered: The Conversation
Sat 27 Jul. 6:15pm
From legendary director Francis Ford Coppola, Gene Hackman stars as Harry Caul, a reticent surveillance expert, gets into trouble when he suspects the couple he secretly recorded is going to be murdered by his client. With intro by Adrian Utley.
Cinema Rediscovered: At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul
Sat 27 Jul, 9pm
Brazil’s first horror film. Zé do Caixão is the malevolent undertaker of a small Brazilian town, plaguing its superstitious townsfolk with existentialist lectures and violent mayhem! To prove his superiority to humankind, Zé searches for the perfect woman to bear him a perfect child. Nothing and no-one will get in the way of his quest to propagate this cursed bloodline and seal Zé’s only chance at immortality!
South West Silents: Witchcraft Double Bill
Sat 28 Sep, 2pm
South West Silents are teaming up with Hellebore magazine to bring you this double bill of classic tales of witchcraft and folklore. Häxan (1922) followed by The City of the Dead (1960).
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