“The UK’s leading festival dedicated to classic cinema.” – Sight & Sound
Watershed's annual festival returns for its 8th edition to venues in and around Bristol from 24-28 July…
We are proud to be collaborating with an inspiring range of co-curators to bring you the 9th edition of Cinema Rediscovered and touring programme as part of Other Ways of Seeing, a development opportunity ed by BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery.
The full programme for the ninth edition of Cinema Rediscovered has arrived!
Taking place on Wed 23 July at Watershed, the opening day of Cinema Rediscovered, Reframing Film Sessions offers an opportunity for BFI FAN , associated freelancers, rep distributors and archive practitioners to explore exciting ways of connecting repertory/archive film to new audiences.
Restored to mark his centenary last year, the films of Yasuzô Masumura (1924 - 86) are one of the exciting rediscoveries of world cinema.
Early Bird es are now on sale for the 9th edition of the UK’s leading festival of newly restored, rarely screened or recently re-found cinematic gems - running in and around Bristol, UK, UNESCO City of Film from 23 to 27 July.
In July 2024, we teamed up with Park Circus to invite UK-based curators to pitch a 4-5 title repertory season idea curated from the Park Circus library.
The full programme for the 9th edition of Cinema Rediscovered has arrived!
From 80s British Cinema to a centenary of…
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Celebrate International Women's Day with these classics directed by women shown at Cinema Rediscovered! Comment your favourites and which women…
As we come to the end of the year, we look back at some of our favourite restorations this year,…
Inspired by the selection of the 8th edition of Cinema Rediscovered and want to explore similar films? Here's some suggestions…
Wait... is this movie ?!
Whenever Totoro is not on the screen, i was asking "Where's Totoro?"
Gene Hackman is excellent as a private eye just trying to prove his worth and earn back respect after retiring from American Football. Story takes its time before rapidly unravelling into a gut-punching end.
Showing at Cinema Rediscovered as part of the Out of Their Depth strand.
A fantastic pop movie that’s funny and carnal and seriously political? It’s probably pretty well known as far as these things go just by virtue of the Criterion imprint and Carroll’s Oscar nod (along with the general black cinema boom of that period), but it’s a total joy with a lot of candor and I’d happily watch it again if it were the type of movie to play on TV a lot.
This was such a fun time!! Watched this in a small intimate theater with probably 10–15 other ppl and it was so nice to hear everyone react to funny or shocking lines. The black family is so important, I always root for love.
An astounding way for a film to end
Just stunning and incredible
Thinking lots about parallels with other films (3dp / bfap)
UK release, please!