The ultimate Jailhouse Rock at the RWA

Join us for our gala screening at the RWA as we present Chicago, the Academy Award-winning, all-singing, all-dancing tale of two murderesses in the County Cook jail…

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“I think it was Tim Curry, with the cult classic, in the wine cellar…”

To start our 2025 Vintage Screenings, we’re bringing one of our favourite films back to Averys just in time for its namesake celebration - it’s the one and only Groundhog Day! In keeping with the time loop theme, we’ll be tasting wines that are all from the same family - you’ll keep hearing the same name again and again, but each new wine has its own unique twist…!

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Join us for a celebration of innovation at Aerospace Bristol

We’re bringing another British icon to Aerospace Bristol this November with a screening of The Italian Job. Released in the same year as Concorde’s maiden flight, it helped make the Mini Cooper an international star, and remains a cornerstone of British pop culture. Expect an evening celebrating innovation and icons as we take you back to the 60s for an evening of comic capers and high-octane car chases!

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Italian wine, food and one of the greatest films ever - how can you refuse…?

Due to massive demand, we’ve added another date! Join us for an exceptional evening in Averys Wine Cellars celebrating the 50th anniversary of Francis Ford Coppola’s masterpiece sequel. This special Vintage Screening will include a tasting of six Sicilian and southern Italian wines throughout the film, as well as a Godfather-inspired buffet meal during the interval courtesy of Toff’s Pasta.

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The seminal sci-fi thriller, as the director always intended it

We’re rounding off November’s screenings at the Planetarium with a special screening of Blade Runner: The Final Cut. This is the only cut of the legendary sci-fi thriller that director Ridley Scott had complete artistic control over, and was only released in 2007; Scott considers it the definitive version, and we’re thrilled to be bringing it to the big screen.

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You’re cordially invited to Dr. John Watson’s wedding at Goldney Hall…

We have very kindly been given permission from Hartswood Films to screen Sherlock: The Sign Of Three in Goldney Hall Orangery, the venue where it was filmed, showing this feature-length episode of the cult show ‘on location’ in its 10th anniversary year for a special evening for Sherlock fans of all ages. Take your seat in this beautiful venue and enjoy the great detective’s greatest challenge yet: to deliver a best man speech for Watson…!

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You’re cordially invited to Dr. John Watson’s wedding at Goldney Hall…

Extra screening added due to demand! We have very kindly been given permission from Hartswood Films to screen Sherlock: The Sign Of Three in Goldney Hall Orangery, the venue where it was filmed, showing this feature-length episode of the cult show ‘on location’ in its 10th anniversary year for a special evening for Sherlock fans of all ages. Take your seat in this beautiful venue and enjoy the great detective’s greatest challenge yet: to deliver a best man speech for Watson…!

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The film that still gets people talking - didn’t they learn the rules…!?

Saturday’s programme of dark and dystopian films concludes with a 25th anniversary screening of David Fincher’s infamous Chuck Palahniuk adaptation Fight Club. This cult sensation remains a subject of debate to this day, but it still packs a punch and remains a visceral viewing experience a quarter of a century on.

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Three decades on, Stone’s satirical shocker still hits hard - and takes no prisoners

Saturday’s programme continues with one of the most controversial and original films of the 1990s, Oliver Stone’s Natural Born Killers. This shocking study of crime and violence - and the media’s obsession with them - is a bleak and bloody deep dive into the darkest corners of the soul; its whirlwind, psychedelic editing and high-octane soundtrack help make it an exhilarating and unforgettable watch that will linger long in the memory!

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Italian wine, food and one of the greatest films ever - how can you refuse…?

Due to massive demand, we’ve added another date! Join us for an exceptional evening in Averys Wine Cellars celebrating the 50th anniversary of Francis Ford Coppola’s masterpiece sequel. This special Vintage Screening will include a tasting of six Sicilian and southern Italian wines throughout the film, as well as a Godfather-inspired buffet meal during the interval courtesy of Toff’s Pasta.

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Italian wine, food and one of the greatest films ever - how can you refuse…?

Join us for an exceptional evening in Averys Wine Cellars celebrating the 50th anniversary of Francis Ford Coppola’s masterpiece sequel. This special Vintage Screening will include a tasting of six Sicilian and southern Italian wines throughout the film, as well as a Godfather-inspired buffet meal during the interval courtesy of Toff’s Pasta.

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Hanging on the telephone - or hanging on for dear life…?

Our second of two Hitchcock crime classics at the Orangery this autumn is Dial M For Murder. Grace Kelly shines in her first Hitchcock film, a slick and twisting story of the perfect murder going horribly awry…

A nerve-stretching thriller opens our Hitchcock double bill

This October we’re bringing two of Alfred Hitchcock’s criminal classics to the Orangery, starting with a 75th anniversary screening of the taut psychological thriller Rope. Taking place in real time and one of the first films to use long takes to create the illusion of a single take, this grisly tale of an attempt to commit the ‘perfect murder’ is as technically brilliant as it is gripping!

If you’ve never seen this giant of comedy cinema - well, nobody’s perfect…

We’re turning the Loco Klub into a speakeasy this March for two Roaring 20s-inspired film screenings! First up is the screwball comic caper Some Like It Hot; the wickedly funny story of two cross-dressing jazz musicians on the run from the Mob. With a swinging soundtrack and Marilyn Monroe at her very best, it’s still as riotously good fun over 60 years on as it was upon release!

A new murder mystery series launches with a chilling classic

Our inaugural evening at Goldney Hall’s Orangery is an Agatha Christie double bill, beginning with Sidney Lumet’s Oscar-winning adaptation of Murder On The Orient Express. Featuring an ensemble cast led by Albert Finney as the great detective Hercule Poirot…

You’re cordially invited to Dr. John Watson’s wedding at Goldney Hall…

We have very kindly been given special permission from Hartswood Films to screen Sherlock: The Sign Of Three in the venue where it was filmed, the first time this feature-length episode of the cult show has been screened ‘on location’. Take your seat in this beautiful venue and enjoy the great detective’s greatest challenge yet: to deliver a best man speech for Watson…!

The world’s greatest detective versus a spectral hell-hound

We return to Goldney Hall Orangery this December to screen the eerie Hammer adaptation of The Hound Of The Baskervilles. One of Sherlock Holmes’ most famed adventures, this 1959 version was Peter Cushing’s debut outing as the brilliant detective.

You’re cordially invited to Dr. John Watson’s wedding at Goldney Hall…

We have very kindly been given special permission from Hartswood Films to screen Sherlock: The Sign Of Three in the venue where it was filmed, the first time this feature-length episode of the cult show has been screened ‘on location’. Take your seat in this beautiful venue and enjoy the great detective’s greatest challenge yet: to deliver a best man speech for Watson…!

This Oscar-winning musical sensation gives the old Razzle-Dazzle

Celebrate the 20th anniversary of one of the great stage-to-screen musical adaptations this November. TSlick your hair and wear your buckle shoes (and all that jazz), and step into the Improv Theatre’s subterranean speakeasy for a night to remember…!

We’re rounding off our evening of musical comedy at Clifton Observatory off with the beloved cult comedy The Blues Brothers, featuring John Belushi and Dan Ackroyd as the crooked musicians “on a mission from God”… Enjoy gin-based cocktails alongside the madcap mayhem as part of our Spirit Of Cinema series.

We’re celebrating the 30th anniversary of Whoopi Goldberg’s comic crime caper Sister Act at Clifton Observatory, serving up gin-based cocktails alongside as part of our Spirit Of Cinema series.

Take your seats beneath Concorde Alpha Foxtrot at Aerospace Bristol for Steven Spielberg’s retro crime caper – based on a surreal true story – Catch Me If You Can.