Deep Red is an underrated Argento masterpiece that paints its themes in scarlet and slaughter. David Hemmings plays a jazz musician who becomes entangled in a bloody mystery, surrounded by lurid imagery, disturbing killings and cryptic hints, set to Goblin’s twitchy, hypnotic score. Beware the children’s song....
DEEP RED at Bristol Megascreen.
For anyone fascinated by eccentric thinkers, mysticism and the paranormal, it's time to get acquainted with Colin Wilson. This mammoth 6 hour screening is the definitive guide to the life of the self-taught philosopher, literary outsider and founder of ‘new existentialism’, who went from sleeping on the streets to penning 100+ consciousness-expanding tomes.
Colin Wilson: His Life and Work at The Cube.
A double bill of cult cinema chaos! Heavy Pictures unleash the gloriously deranged Hungarian animated oddity Cat City, packed with gratuitous mouse nudity and some spectacularly questionable politics. Then Zinezilla return to their beginnings with Ishiro Honda’s '54 original Godzilla - the radioactive lizard at his most terrifying, and still a devastating screen incarnation of nuclear anxiety.
Heavy Pictures & Zinezilla Presents Godzilla & Cat City at The Bristol Improv Theatre.
A rare treat for radical thespians: Worms Theatre hosts a playful, beginner’s-friendly deep dive into Augusto Boal’s revolutionary practice, culminating in a Forum Theatre play at the end of the course. Theatre of the Oppressed reframes ‘acting’ as a vehicle for social change, encouraging anarchic audience participation and providing a safe space to practice real-life resistance.
Theatre of the Oppressed 10-Week Course at The Trinity Centre.