This Autumn, the Afrika Eye festival of Bristol, UK, and Image et Vie festival of Dakar, the capital of Senegal, are working together on the first collaborative cultural exchange since the two cities became united as members of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network. The project will see two young artists …
Encounters Short Film Festival, in partnership with Bristol UNESCO City of Film, is offering 10 free Festival Passes to this year’s events and screenings. The passes give free access to the majority of festival events and screenings. Free passes are available to 10 applicants aged 16-24 with a BS home …
During Bristol’s 2018 Slapstick Festival, Natalie Moore from Bristol City of Film spoke with Nigel Planer about his time filming The Young Ones in Bristol. A big thank you to UWE film and media students, Cameron Sander and Connor Hall for their help filming and editing it, Slapstick Festival for …
The official launch of Bristol UNESCO City of Film was held on Thursday 1st February at Watershed, Bristol. Various members of Bristol’s filming community came along to celebrate this important status, as did the UK Commission for UNESCO, Bradford City of Film and representatives from national filming bodies – the …
