The Watershed

Based on a true event from the period of the Kosovo war in 1999, this epic satire finds a secret NATO train filled with US Marines halted in the lowly town of Capalnita on customs violations.

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In 2006 Lou Reed finally took to the stage to perform a concert decades in the making.

Equal parts mystical rumination and personal history, city chronicle and deranged working class fantasy, this “docu-fantasia” is a goodbye letter to Maddin's hometown, laced with startling emotional honesty.

At 23, Steven made the difficult decision to come out about his female gender identity to his wife and family and live as Gwen.

To provide an effective Café/Bar service to our customers and to operate as part of the Café/Bar team.

To mark the October release of Ulrich Seidl’s second feature film Import/Export, we look back at the earlier work of this distinctive voice in contemporary cinema.

With the intrigue of a thriller and the insight of a family drama, Finn's Girl portrays the lives of Finn Jeffries, a gynaecologist and abortionist, and her 11 year-old daughter, Zelly.

Charles Burnett's brilliant low-budget 1977 portrayal of the hardships of ordinary life and the effects of poverty.

Travelling with the elusive jazz vocalist and trumpeter Chet Baker, fashion photographer Weber weaves together the life story of a jazz great.

Juliette Binoche leads a fantastic ensemble cast as one of three adult siblings, divided by their distant and divergent lives, who must decide how to deal with their recently deceased mother's estate, which includes a valuable collection of art.

Are you interested in writing for film? Do you have a script you would like read out and discussed? Would you like the opportunity to exchange information with other aspiring screenwriters and occasionally hear talks from figures in the industry? If so then join us at our next monthly meeting.

DepicT! filmmakers Joseph Pierce and Matthew Walker have been named as two of Screen International's UK Stars of Tomorrow.

Encounters, the Bristol-based festival of short film and animation, celebrates the 50 year career of animator Oliver Postgate and his best loved characters at Watershed on Sun 27 July, hosted by lifelong fan Phill Jupitus

This month’s Electric Cinema showcases a series of short films made by a group of students from Kingsfield School during a twelve week after-school filmmaking club.

Before I Forget is a vastly accomplished study of self-reflection through the eyes of a 58 year-old man with HIV.

When self-described failed rock musician Chris Waitt gets dumped yet again, he resolves to find out what exactly is wrong with him by asking his past girlfriends point blank.

Based on a shocking true story, this tale of dynastic decline, incest, madness and death spans thirty years across New York and Europe as it traces the unravelling of the Baekeland family.

To operate as part of the Café/Bar on a daily basis and to support the management in the successful development of the Café/Bar. To take responsibility for the cellar, taking care to meet health and hygiene regulations, overseeing deliveries and ensuring appropriate stock levels are maintained. To ensure bar is appropriately stocked.

In this illustrated talk, part of a UK-wide tour, Wootton will give an overview of Sinatra’s 60-plus years in showbiz and the more than 50 feature films in which he appeared, interspersed with plenty of anecdotes and affectionate stories.