As part of our Fatal Femmes season at Pictureville Cinema, volunteer blogger Raziah reviews the horror classic Carrie.
We’re based in Bradford, the first ever UNESCO City of Film, so naturally we’re passionate about cinema. Cinema screenings, film festivals, and cinematography in our collection: read more about everything to do with film at the museum.
CPD PhD student Solvig looks into the tech used by a great auteur to make films—and the examples of the kit in our collection.
For Pride Month, Pictureville Presents has teamed up with Leeds-based programmer Queer Fear to bring you four classic queer thrillers.
Ahead of our Anime Afternoons at The Studio, volunteer blogger Raziah reviews our screenings so far.
Cinema Marketing Officer Tom reveals details of our March film programme at The Studio next to the Alhambra Theatre.
Cinema Marketing Officer Tom reveals details of our film programme at The Studio at the Alhambra Theatre.
As the National Science and Media Museum and Pictureville Cinema undergo work, we delve into the archives to uncover the storied history of other Yorkshire cinemas.
It’s been an amazing year for cinema, so we asked the staff of Pictureville and the National Science and Media Museum to tell us their favourite films of 2023.
Sick of festive tunes on the radio? Leaving the Christmas tree firmly in the shop? Cinema Marketing Officer Tom has the list for you…
For this year’s Widescreen Weekend we’re celebrating some of our favourite CinemaScope performances by women who left an indelible impression with their acting.
As part of Widescreen Weekend this September, we’re hosting the Big Curved Screen Trailer Show—an illustrated voyage through classic ‘roadshow’ movie trailers.
With Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer sparking discussion about the benefits of 70mm film this summer, Jack from our screen team looks at what’s so special about the format.