Cinemas in Bristol

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   Watershed

   Harbourside

   Enjoy a lively programme of independent film, digital media and events at this fantastic media centre in the heart of the Harbourside
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   Arnolfini

   Harbourside

   Arnolfini shows independent films, family films and well as screening relating to their current exhibitions.
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   Cary Grant Comes Home Festival

   Central Bristol

   Bristol puts on a weekend of events celebrating the life and work of one of the city’s most famous sons: the Hollywood actor and style icon Cary Grant.  
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   BBC Bristol Tours

   Central Bristol

   Come and find out what goes on inside BBC Bristol, the regional television centre for the West of England.
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   Only Fools and Horses Tour

   Central Bristol

   Three hour guided tour of filming locations of classic scenes from the hugely popular British comedy series filmed in Bristol.
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   Austin Powers International Man of Mystery Film with Live Orchestra at Colston Hall

   Central Bristol

   Mike Myers’ classic spy-spoof, Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, comes to Colston Hall, with a live orchestra performing the swinging soundtrack.
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   Vintage Screenings: Twelve Angry Men at Averys Wine Merchants

   Central Bristol

   Enjoy this tense courtroom classic starring Henry Fonda, as a jury struggle to reach a verdict in a suspected murder trial. The wines are being selected to complement some of the major characters, and at the end of the night you can cast your own...
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   Chronicles of a Refugee: Nakba Dailies Film Night at Palestine Museum and Cultural Centre

   Central Bristol

   Chronicles of a Refugee: Nakba Dailies Film Night with Q&A with the director, Adam Shapiro
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   Doc'n Roll Festival: Death by Metal at Rough Trade Bristol

   Central Bristol

   Presenting exclusive interviews and archive footage, this epic documentary brings the story of Schuldiner and his work and legacy to film for the first time.
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    Pop-up Cinema - Frozen at St Alban's Church

    Redland

    Put your princess frock on and sing along at the top of your voice - "Let it go, let it go"
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    Escape to Victory with Russell Osman at Clifton College Pre School Hall

    Clifton

    This is a unique opportunity to discover, or rediscover, one of the finest football films ever made, in the company of one of the starring cast – and the perfect warmup for a month's coverage of the beautiful game's most prestigious tournament.
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    Doc'n Roll Festival: Betty: They Say I'm Different + Q&A at Rough Trade Bristol

    Central Bristol

    Creatively blending documentary and animation this movie traces the path of Betty's life, how she grew from humble upbringings to become a fully self-realized black female pioneer the world failed to understand or appreciate.
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    Spectacular Cinema: La La Land at Hamilton House

    Stokes Croft

    Join an evening of bright lights and glamourous parties, the stars twinkling over our very own version of Los Angeles!
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    Cinéphiles at Watershed

    Harbourside

    Cinéphiles is a film discussion group that meets once a month to discuss films chosen from Watershed's programme.
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    Pop-up Cinema - The Blues Brothers at St Alban's Church

    Redland

    Join Jake and Elwood in St Alban's Church. Bring your friends and get ready for a fantastic ride. Plenty of posh popcorn and prosecco too!
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    Blue Gold - Free Documentary Screening at Arts House Cafe

    Stokes Croft

    Ethical Film Club presents Blue Gold: World Water Wars, an award-winning feature length documentary that takes you through the causes of the global water crisis, and what the future could look like if no action is taken now.
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    Fundraiser Film Screening: William and the Windmill at The Arts House Cafe

    Stokes Croft

    Winner of the SXSW Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary, The Austin Chronicle calls it "a subtle but beautiful portrait," and Indiewire described it as "a fascinating look at the tricky balancing act of third world activism."
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    The Lost Cinema: The Lost Boys at Salisbury Cathedral

    Salisbury

    The Lost Cinema is returning to Salisbury Cathedral this summer with 80's Cult American horror thriller comedy film The Lost Boys, the first of three films to be shown at the Cathedral.
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    Showcase Cinema De Lux

    Central Bristol

    With 13 screens and 3,000 seats, this cinema offers you an experience that's unrivalled in both size and luxury
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    Odeon Cinema Bristol

    Bristol Shopping Quarter

    Three Screen Dolby sound cinema in the centre of Bristol, showing a host of Hollywood blockbusters, some indie films and children's movies

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