Jonathan Hatfull explores the eclectic and unpredictable world of Ben Wheatley, ahead of the release of his new film BULK.
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Ahead of our screenings of My Friend Lanre at Pictureville, we’re celebrating the work of one of Britain’s most controversial photographers.
Volunteer blogger Freya revisits a film which refuses easy categorisation, ahead of its 40th anniversary screenings at Pictureville.
Hot off the heels of its world premiere at Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF), Bradford film fans are in for a treat this summer—an exclusive look at BULK, the latest feature from acclaimed director Ben Wheatley.
Take a whistle-stop tour through our favourite genre-hopping director’s wild filmography ahead of Pictureville’s screening of Wheatley’s new film BULK, with Q&A, on 16 August.
Bradford-born director and actor Tanya Vital tells us about her creative journey,
Rachel Pronger reflects on the inspiration behind a new film season, curated by archive activist feminist collective Invisible Women and screening 19–25 June at Pictureville.
Volunteer blogger Freya reflects on the philosophy of Tove Jansson’s Moomin tales.
For Earth Day, volunteer blogger Elena muses on how visual media can enhance our relationship with our environment.
Hear from local filmmaker Arfaan Amini about his work with the Bradford Digital Creatives project.
Volunteer blogger Emilia reviews our screening and Q&A with Pauline Black.
Students from Carlton Bolling academy showcase their animated film.