Cinema Rediscovered
Great films back on the big screen… 📽️ #CineRedis25 touring across the UK & Ireland brought to you by @wshed.bsky.social & friends since 2016
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- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredWhat could be better than a Sunday morning watching this monumental historical epic at BFI IMAX? One screening only! 8 Feb 10:45 + intro by Daniel Bird. 4K restoration by @thefilmfoundation.bsky.social, it premiered @cineredis.bsky.social Tickets: whatson.bfi.org.uk/imax/Online/...
- When Wiper and True met @wshed.bsky.social Cinema Rediscovered❤️ We are delighted to announced our 10th anniversary festival will be presented in association with Bristol’s favourite independent brewery, Wiper and True. Read more via the @letterboxd.social article below 👇
- RIP Béla Tarr (1955 - 2026) We were honoured to showcase the UK Premiere of @film.curzon.com’s 4K restoration of Werckmeister Harmonies at Cinema Rediscovered 2024, ahead of the retrospective season 'Will Heaven Fall Upon Us?’ on the visionary Hungarian director at @wshed.bsky.social.
- 🌟 Season’s Greetings everyone! 🌟
- 🎉The ninth edition of Cinema Rediscovered, @wshed.bsky.social dedicated to the revival of great films on the big screen, was our biggest and best-attended edition to date! Here's some of the highlights 👇
- 🎟️80 events & screenings, including 15 UK premieres, collaborating with 68 guest speakers, 18 Co-Curators and 6 Roaming Reporters across the Festival (Wed 23 to Sun 27 July), branching out to over 50 partners on tour.
- 👏Huge thanks to everyone who attended and supported us, including all our sponsors and partners; in particular, our principal sponsors Park Circus, StudioCanal and BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery.
- Read the full details alongside some of the lovely quotes we received in the Cinema Rediscovered 2025 Festival and Tour Report via the link in bio. 📸 Dory Valentine (Fish Outta Water Media)
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredThis is terrific. See it at the cinema if you can. @wshed.bsky.social has it end January with a short season of French new wave films through the month. www.watershed.co.uk/whatson/seas...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredMoomins and the Winter Wonderland (2017) Now screening until Tue 23 Dec.❄️ www.watershed.co.uk/whatson/1368...
- “A veritable treasure trove of cinematic rarities” (Christina Newland), @wshed.bsky.social annual festival returns Wed 22 - Sun 26 July 2026 to bring great films back to the big screen in and around Bristol! We can’t reveal too much, but there are a few teasers via the article in our bio!
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredI contributed the entry on Japan for this BFI intro to melodrama from around the world to coincide with their ongoing season, Too Much: Melodrama on Film
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredThis upcoming @swsilents.bsky.social Gloria Swanson event is a treat - a triple treat in fact with two films and Meg Morley on piano. Book here: ti.to/film-noir-uk...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredA couple of pics taking during our screening of #SilentFilm The Battle of the Somme (1916) with live music by Stephen Horne. Our thanks to the Imperial War Muesum. Next up, Stanley Kubrick’s Paths of Glory (1957). Thanks also to @filmhubsw.bsky.social @20thcflicks.bsky.social.
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredThe full programme for Slapstick Festival 2026 has arrived! Running from Wed 4th to Sun 8th Feb 2026 at Bristol Beacon, Bristol Megascreen, St George's Bristol, and @wshed.bsky.social , this year’s festival celebrates comedy’s power to challenge convention - link in below for the lineup.
- Afrika Eye Film Festival celebrates their 20th anniversary this weekend (Fri 14th - Sun 16th November) across Bristol. A fantastic selection of cinema from the African diaspora, we recommend Come Back Africa (1959), a powerful docufiction filmed covertly in South Africa. 🎟️ via Afrika Eye website.
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredHappy birthday Undershed! 🎂 In this article, Lead Curator Amy Rose shares reflections, highlights, and achievements after Undershed's first birthday. www.watershed.co.uk/articles/und...
- "To beauty, to truth which is anything but beautiful” Kyle Hadley Douglas Sirk’s Written on the Wind (1956) screens @wshed.bsky.social from Sun 9 - Tue 11 Nov as part of All That Melodrama Allows 💔
- Too much melodrama over the next few months @wshed.bsky.social ? Never too much… www.watershed.co.uk/whatson/seas...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredAnother good #DCAC @Wshed.bsky.social follows up the Hollywood melodrama film, All That Heaven Allows. With insightful introductory facts by Andrew Kelly, gives us more deeper understanding of Douglas Sirk as a director, with shooting styles in invisible political themes!
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredJust booked for Nouvelle Vague at @wshed.bsky.social in December. This is a must-see, big screen film: www.watershed.co.uk/whatson/1366...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredA weekend of danger, desire, and despair starts today in the shape of @filmnoiruk.bsky.social’s 2nd #FilmNoirFest at the Plaza Cinema, Weston-super-Mare. Expect plenty of #FilmNoir and crime action. Singular tickets (nearly all £5 each) are still available: wsm.merlincinemas.co.uk?forcechoice=...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredIf you’re a festival passholder for #FilmNoirFest you will be automatically entered into a special prize draw to win a special @indicator.bsky.social #FilmNoir Blu-ray bundle! We have a handful of passes left; more info about this weekend’s festival here: www.southwestsilents.com/film-noir-fe...
- Queer East: On The Road returns to Bristol Sat 1st to Tue 4th November following a record-breaking sixth edition in London in May with a selection of festival highlights featuring new and rediscovered films that explore East and Southeast Asia’s ever-evolving queer landscape. Grab tickets below 👇
- Today 2pm @wshed.bsky.social , experience The Story of Lovers Rock (2011), the late Menelik Shabazz’s feature-length doc shining a light on a uniquely black British sound that developed in the late 70s and 80s against a backdrop of riots, racial tension and sound systems ❤️
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredJust under a month until our #WW1 Special Double Bill with #SilentFilm The Battle of the Somme (1916) with live music by Stephen Horne + Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece Paths of Glory (1957) both on #Bristol’s Megascreen. More info: ti.to/film-noir-uk...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredGet swept up in a wave of emotion this winter with All That Melodrama Allows: our season of romance, passion and heartbreak ❤️🩹 Find out more and book your tickets here: www.watershed.co.uk/.../all-that... Artwork by: Beth Morris (Bam Create)
- Douglas Sirk’s beautiful film about class & conformity in 1950s small-town America All That Heaven Allows (1955) marking the pinnacle of Hollywood melodrama kicks off @wshed.bsky.social ‘s ALL THAT MELODRAMA ALLOWS exploring romance, passion & heartbreak. Time to get swept up in a wave of emotion💔
- Explore the full All That Melodrama Allows season @wshed.bsky.social www.watershed.co.uk/whatson/seas...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredPresented by BFI FAN using funds from the National Lottery at cinemas and venues across the UK, make sure to grab your tissues and brace yourself for TOO MUCH: MELODRAMA ON FILM. In cinemas UK wide and on BFI Player, October to December www.bfi.org.uk/too-much cc @therealbanksie.bsky.social
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredA week today we'll be starting up the second edition of #FilmNoirFest! Hope to see some of you #FilmNoir fans in Weston-super-Mare's Plaza Cinema for the start with a Stanley Kubrick Double Bill. More info and details on passes, line-up, tickets below: www.southwestsilents.com/film-noir-fe...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredWe are back in #Wareham this November for the #SilentFilm Weekender; tickets and passes on sale: www.therex.co.uk/news/18363 Our thanks to @filmhubsw.bsky.social.
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredThis gem of a book has just landed with us thanks to @HachetteUS! Review on the way very very soon! #PreCode #Hollywood
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredWas asked by @theipaper.com to round up my favourite seven Scorsese movies, in time for the new 5-part doc about him. Difficult choices, fun writing: inews.co.uk/culture/film...
- 🫧 TOMORROW NIGHT Mon 20 Oct 8pm at La Escalinata Universidad de #Guanajuato in #Mexico My Beautiful Laundrette (Dir Stephen Frears, UK 1985) as part of #CineRedis ‘ Against The Grain strand at Cervantino Festival 🇲🇽 🇬🇧 🙏 to British Council 👇
- Touring internationally for the first time at Cervantino Festival, Mexico, Against the Grain: 1980s British Cinema, is a season of influential, era-defining indie films fr/the 1980s, curated by & presented w/#CineRedis (produced by @wshed.bsky.social) film.britishcouncil.org/blog/ukfilm-...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredMy October ends with Film Noir Fest in Weston-super-Mare, and @filmnoiruk.bsky.social's strand on 'Heist Noir', which includes a rare UK screening of Bruce Beresford's gritty heist thriller MONEY MOVERS on November 1st. Details: www.southwestsilents.com/film-noir-fe...
- Hola Guanajuato! ☀️ It’s an absolute joy to be representing our Against The Grain strand at Cervantino Festival in collaboration with CineClubUG at Universidad de Guanajuato 🙏 to British Council 🇬🇧 🇲🇽 Explore the line-up: festivalcervantino.gob.mx/programacion...
- Hello Oxford! Look out for #CineRedis25 highlights at @uppcinema.bsky.social starting with the new 4K restoration of Charles Burnett’s landmark 1977 debut, a poetic, groundbreaking portrait of Black American life and quiet resilience Killer of Sheep. Sunday 26 Oct 2.15pm Monday 27 Oct 6pm
- Expore Cinema Rediscovered highlights @uppcinema.bsky.social uppcinema.com/show_type/se...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredMy BFI Classic on The Beatles’ film A Hard Day’s Night is available to preorder now. Here’s the story behind it. I love the cover - inspired by the film poster and a key theme in the book: the power of television in transmitting the Beatles to the world. samiraahmed.blog/why-i-wrote-...
- This October, enter the world of Menelik Shabazz (1954-2021), a pioneer of Black British filmmaking. We had the privilege of welcoming him to @wshed.bsky.social in Bristol on several occasions so this strand is close to our hearts 💜
- In this special season – Menelik Shabazz: Rebel Generation - presented @wshed.bsky.social w/Hyde Park in Leeds, working w/Shabazz’s daughter, Khemi – we’ll be sharing some of his most iconic works, incl. the groundbreaking Burning an Illusion + his radical sci-fi doc, Time & Judgement.
- This Oct, explore the interplay of love, resistance, and Black identity, as seen through Menelik Shabazz’s visionary lens. First up this Sunday 5 Oct 2pm @wshed.bsky.social is his pioneering 1st feature Burning an Illusion (1981) shot around the communities of Notting Hill & Ladbroke Grove.
- Commissioned for C4, Menelik Shabazz’s Time & Judgement (1988) uses theatre, verse & music to chronicle the struggles & triumphs of African diaspora communities globally feat. influential voices like Stokely Carmichael, Louis Farrakhan & Jesse Jackson. See it @wshed.bsky.social Sun 12 Oct 14:00
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredDuring #FilmNoirFest 2025 you can see some forgotten #BritNoir gems on the big screen thanks to our friends at @talkingpicturestv.bsky.social, Renown_Pictures and @indicator.bsky.social More info and festival passes available here: ti.to/film-noir-uk...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredHere's a blast from the past... Ahead of our screenings of Absolute Beginners (15) on Sunday 12 and Tuesday 14 October, a set report from Film '86. Patsy Kensit, James Fox, Eddie O'Connell and David Bowie are among the cast of Julien Temple's musical, part of our Cinema Rediscovered season.
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredThe British cinema classic My Beautiful Laundrette (15) is 40 years old, and it's showing in Wotton-under-Edge on Sunday 5 October as part of our selection from this year's Cinema Rediscovered Festival. Here, writer Hanif Kureishi and director Stephen Frears look back.
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredSaw the brilliant 'Northern Lights' @queensfilmtheatre.bsky.social on Saturday as part of the @cineredis.bsky.social tour. A wonderful film, a sort of snowy 'Days Of Heaven', about the founding of the Nonpartisan League in 1916 North Dakota. Remembering is a radical act.
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredCaught up with the Plaza Cinema team in Weston-super-Mare yesterday, in ref to #FilmNoirFest. Very excited to say that we have been upgraded! This year the festival will take place in Cinema 4 (like last year) and (new for 2025) Cinema 1. #FilmNoir Passes available here: ti.to/film-noir-uk...
- Reposted by Cinema Rediscovered@coreyatad.com there was a great screening of this at 2023’s excellent @cineredis.bsky.social Bristol, UK as part of their ‘Look Who’s Back: The Hollywood Renaissance and the Blacklist’ strand, totally agree it’s an absolute must watch, some incredible performances, emotional audience experience 📽️ 💯
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredI'm introducing Neil Jordan's classic 'Angel' on Friday @queensfilmtheatre.bsky.social as part of the @cineredis.bsky.social tour. So if you fancy hearing me bang on about Showbands, saxophones and political violence before watching the film, do come along. queensfilmtheatre.com/Whats-On/Angel
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredFrom @studiocanal.co.uk - a new beautiful 4K of Mike Nichols' still perfect The Graduate, with an essay from me and plenty of extras! hmv.com/store/film-t...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredSo a few of us (as well as @swsilents.bsky.social ) will be heading to this year’s #SilentFilm festival Le Giornate Del Cinema Muto. It starts in under two weeks time. So do let us know if you’re going and maybe we can have a drink or two in one of the fine bars in #Pordenone! #FilmNoir
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredDay 1 of @dirtinthegate.bsky.social’s #Grindfest - 35mm screenings of Dreamscape, The Howling (plus @thejoedante.bsky.social intro) and Xtro! Plus the beers are great!
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredHeading to Sheffield. Delighted to be asked to speak at the Cinema For All 100 years celebration! cinemaforall.org.uk
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredWe're speeding away here at the moment getting the last few drafts of our #FilmNoirFest Catalogue together. We recently saw a preview of the layout as well; it is all very exciting! #FilmNoir
- Every Sun in Sept, @wshed.bsky.social celebrates the upcoming 30th edition of @encounters.film (24 - 28 Sept) w/1st features fr/a few notable alumni. Next up is animation Mary & Max (2009) by Adam Elliot whose shorts played at Encounters over the years incl. his Oscar® winning Harvie Krumpet.
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredVery much looking forward to chatting all things SOFIA COPPOLA, my new book on the filmmaker out in Nov, on panel 'The Director's Chair' at London Film Festival! Sun 12 October: whatson.bfi.org.uk/lff/Online/d...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredWe saw the restored version of Charles Burnett's Killer of Sheep -- third time, there is so much in each viewing! I had not realised it was conceived as part of a trilogy -- the second part being Stan's vacation, the third his return to work. Interview with #CharlesBurnett from 2002 here.
- ‘Hollywood has everything to do w/the terrible state of the world’: Charlie Kaufman on AI, Eternal Sunshine – & toothache - Ryan Gilbey in @theguardian.com Have you booked for Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind w/Kaufman & Gondry @bristolbeacon.bsky.social part of @encounters.film ?
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“Going to the pictures is nothing to be ashamed of.” A first for me – I have presented a Radio 4 documentary on the pioneering curator and critic Iris Barry, founder of the world’s first film archive. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m... - Against the Grain continues at the fab @filmhouseedinburgh.bsky.social w/ Defence of the Realm on #35mm w/producer Lynda Myles & @markcosgrove.bsky.social ; one of relatively few 80s films to engage w/ contemporary political realities in Britain starring Gabriel Byrne Tue 9 Sept 6pm #CineRedis25
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredIf ever you thought, “Why don’t I book myself a weekend away by the sea, watch lots of Ida Lupino and Stanley Kubrick thrillers and learn how to plan the perfect heist?” Film Noir Fest is for you.
- Reposted by Cinema Rediscovered"Amy Kitchingman from Leeds’ DIY film club, The Green Carnation, has selected and will be introducing Rita, Sue and Bob Too as part of our Cinema Rediscovered season. She’s written a fascinating piece on why this controversial film is worth your time." hpph.co.uk/journal/in-d...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredEnvy all of you in London who’ll be able to feast on the BFI’s Anna May Wong retrospective this month! www.theguardian.com/film/2025/se...
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- #Belfast ! Look out for some great cinema back on the big screen @queensfilmtheatre.bsky.social kicking off Fri 12 Sept with Julien Temple‘s exuberant musical adaptation Absolute Beginners (1986) starring a who's who cast of music luminaries from Bowie and Ray Davies to Sade and Slim Galliard…
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredAnd that's how you kick off your 30th anniversary! cc @encounters.film www.encounters.film
- For the #CineRedis25 Roaming Reporters Scheme, Jahziah Dixon tackles his top five of the festival, including Kino Lorber’s 4K restoration of Charles Burnett’s Killer of Sheep - available as part of Cinema Rediscovered on tour. Read more via the link in bio 🔗
- In partnership with BFI Film Academy South West, six early-stage creatives had the opportunity to explore Cinema Rediscovered festival and produce an artistic response. Within this initiative were workshops on programming, film and content creation, supported by Comms Coordinator Nathan Hardie.
- Throughout Sundays in September, @wshed.bsky.social is marking the 30th edition of @encounters.film Festival (24 - 28 Sept) with a selection of first features from a few notable alumni. From Andrea Arnold's #RedRoad to Charlotte Wells' #Aftersun, see the full programme via the link in bio.
- Remembering director Frank Perry who passed on this day thirty years ago (29 Aug 1995). It was great to have The Swimmer (1968) and Play It as It Lays (1972) at #CineRedis25, introduced by curator Ellisha Izumi von Grunewald.
- Read more about his work and collaboration with writer and wife Eleanor Perry on our @letterboxd.social 👇 boxd.it/1QrT
- Reposted by Cinema Rediscovered#bestfilminlondontoday Sep 18 at capitalcelluloid.blogspot.com. Argentinian classic NOBODY'S WIFE in 'Cinema Rediscovered on Tour' at Cine Lumiere (@ifru_london) 'dangerously challenging to the symbolic order in 1982' capitalcelluloid.blogspot.com/2025/08/capi... www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxyj...
- Both I, the Worst of All and Nobody's Wife had their UK premieres at Cinema Rediscovered 2025 and are now available for bookings as part of Cinema Rediscovered 2025 UK and Ireland Tour presented by Cinema Mentiré www.watershed.co.uk/cinema-redis...
- I was very taken with was the effervescence, energy and brilliance of Amina Ferley Yael and Natalia Christofoletti Barrenha who introduced the Maria Luisa Bemberg programme Cinema Rediscovered. This podcast is the result of wanting to know more notesonfilm1.com/2025/08/24/j...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredAll the cool kids today are talking about Slovenian experimental films from the Yugoslav era. That's why I sat down with Matevž Jerman to talk about Alpe-Adria Underground, a doc about exactly that. Paywalled, but you can claim a free post. www.cinemayearzero.com/p/a-bunch-of...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredGood to see @cineredis.bsky.social coming to Edinburgh, including a special screening of Defence of the Realm on 35mm.
- Against the Grain continues at the fab @filmhouseedinburgh.bsky.social with… 🏓 Ping Pong Thu 28 Aug 6.15pm 💅 Rita, Sue & Bob Too Fri 29 Aug 3pm & Mon 1st Sept 8.30pm 💥 Defence of the Realm w/ @markcosgrove.bsky.social & a very special guest Tue 9 Sept - coming soon #CineRedis25
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredLondon Friends! Not to be missed at Ciné Lumière Sun 7 - Thu 18 Sept presented by Cinema Mentiré www.institut-francais.org.uk/cinema/nobod...
- I was very taken with was the effervescence, energy and brilliance of Amina Ferley Yael and Natalia Christofoletti Barrenha who introduced the Maria Luisa Bemberg programme Cinema Rediscovered. This podcast is the result of wanting to know more notesonfilm1.com/2025/08/24/j...
- Against the Grain makes its way to Showroom in #Sheffied Get involved! 🫧 My Beautiful Laundrette Fri 5 - Sun 7 Sept 💅 Rita, Sue & Bob Too Fri 12 - Sun 14 Sept 💥The Gold Diggers Fri 19 - Sun 21 Sept #CineRedis25
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredWe’re marking #Glasgow850 with The Big Yin Weekend 🎉 🍌 Big Banana Feet, Sun 7 Sep — the rarely-seen doc capturing Billy Connolly’s razor-sharp comedy + Glaswegian charm. Restored by BFI from the only 16mm print. Intro by Scott Agnew. 🎫 bit.ly/GFTBigBananaFeet @PeopleMakeGLA
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredI was very taken with was the effervescence, energy and brilliance of Amina Ferley Yael and Natalia Christofoletti Barrenha who introduced the Maria Luisa Bemberg programme Cinema Rediscovered. This podcast is the result of wanting to know more notesonfilm1.com/2025/08/24/j...
- Against the Grain continues at the fab @filmhouseedinburgh.bsky.social with… 🏓 Ping Pong Thu 28 Aug 6.15pm 💅 Rita, Sue & Bob Too Fri 29 Aug 3pm & Mon 1st Sept 8.30pm 💥 Defence of the Realm w/ @markcosgrove.bsky.social & a very special guest Tue 9 Sept - coming soon #CineRedis25
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredOur ‘Heritage #FilmNoir’ event on the Sunday of #FilmNoirFest will be a #SilentFilm double bill (live music by @neilkbrand.bsky.social) with Edwin S. Porter’s The Great Train Robbery (1903) and a rare chance to see crime drama Forgotten Faces (1928). Limited passes on sale: ti.to/film-noir-uk...
- Before the screening of I, The Worst of All next week at Ciné Lumière, head to our @letterboxd.social HQ to read a wonderful piece by Argentine director and screenwriter Lucrecia Martel on the “cultural phenomenon” that is María Luisa Bemberg. Link below 👇
- Cinema Mentiré are the curators of Daring to Dare: The Films of María Luisa Bemberg, a retrospective celebrating the filmmaker’s legacy on the 30th anniversary of her passing, which includes new restorations of I, the Worst of All and Nobody's Wife. letterboxd.com/cineredis/st...
- Both I, the Worst of All and Nobody's Wife.had their UK premieres at Cinema Rediscovered 2025 and are available for bookings as part of Cinema Rediscovered 2025 UK and Ireland Tour www.watershed.co.uk/cinema-redis...
- Support your local cinema! Some fab venues in the mix including many of our UK touring partners & our home @wshed.bsky.social ❤️
- 🫵 Your favourite cinema needs you! 🫵 🏆 Voting is now open to decide the nominees of BIFA’s inaugural Cinema of the Year award, supported by @KiaUK 🗳️ Cast your vote here: www.bifa.film/coty-vote 👀 The five nominees will be announced Monday 3 November on BIFA’s socials.
- “Cinemas & festivals have always been spaces where you can start difficult conversations. What I love about what filmmakers can do for these difficult conversations is show us something so much more complex than what a news piece can do.” Tricia Tuttle in @screendaily.com.web.brid.gy
- Friends in #Sheffield ! L👀k out for Cinema Rediscovered highlights coming to #Showroom both part of Against The Grain: 1980‘s British Cinema: 🫧 My Beautiful Laundrette (Stephen Frears, 1985) - Fri 5 Sept 17.30 🌟 The Gold Diggers (Sally Potter, 1984) - Fri 19 Sept 20:00
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredSome excellent refreshed gems coming to @queensfilmtheatre.bsky.social as part of the @cineredis.bsky.social tour. Including Defence of the Realm and Neil Jordan's Angel. Gabriel Byrne and Stephen Rea at their brooding best.
- Friends in #Belfast ! Time to browse through the Cinema Rediscovered on Tour line-up @queensfilmtheatre.bsky.social kicking off 12 Sept w/Absolute Beginners. Experience the latest new restorations fr/around the world hand picked by the QFT team + a rare showing of Defence of The Realm on #35mm
- Friends in #Belfast ! Time to browse through the Cinema Rediscovered on Tour line-up @queensfilmtheatre.bsky.social kicking off 12 Sept w/Absolute Beginners. Experience the latest new restorations fr/around the world hand picked by the QFT team + a rare showing of Defence of The Realm on #35mm
- Book individual tickets or if you want to immerse yourself in the whole Cinema Rediscovered selection, you can get a season pass for just £84 / £77 students queensfilmtheatre.com/seasons/cine...
- Reposted by Cinema RediscoveredSilent cinema is the new rock'n'roll silentlondon.co.uk/2025/08/18/s...
