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๐ฝ๏ธ The Cinema Rediscovered festival returns to Bristol 24-28 July at Watershed and venues across the city Expect over 60 screenings & events of restored films from around the world To celebrate, here are a few of our favourites involving Bristol Film & Television colleagues ๐งต watershed.co.uk/cinema-rediscoโฆ
As Bristol Black Horror Club and I look forward to kicking off our JEFF BARNABY: THE ART OF FORGETFULNESS mini-retrospective at Cinema Rediscovered this weekend, I wrote a little primer on Native horror for BFI: bfi.org.uk/features/whereโฆ
'Alma Harโelโs direction and storytelling is visually ingenious and keenly paced' Dr Helen Piper (Bristol Film & Television) reviews the new Apple Original murder mystery, Lady in the Lake, for The Conversation theconversation.com/lady-in-the-laโฆ
Watched the amazing pouring water on troubled oil by Nariman ๐ต๐ธ About Dylan Thomas' time in Iran in 1951 before the protests which led to the election of Mosaddegh Has the incredible Dylan's Thomas quote: "The rich are rich. Oilโs oily. And the poor are waiting."
Fantastic to see Pouring Water on Troubled Oil Cinema Rediscovered with a moving performance from michael sheen ๐ as Dylan Thomas. Nariman Massoumi in Q&A talking about the journey of the film and working with the two archives (BP & Dylan Thomas'). Cannot wait to screen it Chapter Arts Centre
Day 3 of Cinema Rediscovered began with a really interesting short film Pouring Water on Troubled Oil. All about Dylan Thomas being asked to write a script for Anglo-Persian Oil and what he saw in Iran. Narrated by Michael Sheen and a great q&a afterwards with director Nariman Massoumi
Huge thanks to Cinema Rediscovered for screening my short film Pouring Water on Troubled Oil yesterday, and to Mark Cosgrove for the post-screening chat & Q&A. Thoroughly enjoyed the discussion. Looking forward to attending the rest of the festival!
Learnt so much from watching the Jeff Banarby shorts this morning at Cinema Rediscovered and from Adam Murray and Stephen Morgan illuminating discussion after. Thank you!
Will need a few days to put into words just how utterly brilliant Cinema Rediscovered has been. Sharing Jeff Barnaby's films with such an open and willing audience has been an absolute honour and privilege, and to do it alongside the utterly magnificent Adam Murray has been truly special.
Definitely one of (many) highlights from Cinema Rediscovered! *maniacal laugh*
Join Dhek Bhal, University of Bristol BRistol Medical School (BRMS) Research Bristol Film & Television for a celebration of working together to make health research more inclusive. Hear perspectives on health research from the South Asian community group in #Bristol and learnย about co-producing film. tickettailor.com/events/universโฆ
Finally, Dr Jimmy Hay introduces a screening of All Of Us Strangers, starring Andrew Scott, Paul Mescal, Jamie Bell and Claire Foy, before opening the floor for discussion of the film ๐๏ธ Sat 12 Oct, 3.30pm ๐ Plaza Cinema ๐๏ธ Link below Bristol Film & Television superculture.org.uk/listings/good-โฆ
It's finally out! My first bit of research I did for my PhD has now been published in TV & New Media: โEvery Time I Move My Arm, it Costs the Cartoon Network 42 Bucksโ: Remixing Limited Animation in Space Ghost: Coast to Coast. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/15โฆ