"The most stylish vampire movie of the 1990s” - Jordan Hoffman, Vanity Fair Unavailable for several years, catch Nadja on the big screen in select cinemas as part of Cinema Rediscovered on Tour with the new 4K restoration ℅ Arbelos Films and Radiance Films. #nadja #vampire #nineties

📽️ That was 10 years of Cinema Rediscovered bringing great films back on the big screen in Bristol and beyond. Arthur Cauty captures what Cinema Rediscovered is about – bringing people together to celebrate the revival of great films in a collective setting. Link to the video below.

Some of our favourite comment cards from the festival ✍️ If you attended any of the events or screenings at Cinema Rediscovered’s 10th Edition, share your highlights and ways we can improve through our short survey via the link below.

An excellent piece on all things Queen Kelly, by Paul Cuff, from the recent screening @cineredis.bsky.social therealmofsilence.com/2026/08/02/t...

(The Curse of) Queen Kelly (1929; US; Erich von Stroheim)

Many years ago, my old university was hosting a “film and philosophy” conference. Not having the interest or intellectual clout to submit a paper to deliver, I was nevertheless roped in to guide th…

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Edinburgh! Great Films back on the Big Screen comes to Filmhouse Fri 7 - Thu 13 August with a selection of new 4K Restorations from Cinema Rediscovered On Tour. Book tickets to two or more screenings for a special discount via the link below.

🎬 Glasgow! Watch Great Films Back on the Big Screen at Glasgow Film Theatre with the Comics Come Alive season across Saturdays in August. Including Danger: Diabolik with a pre-recorded intro from director Edgar Wright, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, Josie and the Pussycats and Modesty Blaise.

A big thank you to @cineredis.bsky.social for hosting the critics salon and also an incredible 10th Anniversary year! 💜📽️ An honour and a pleasure to be involved. A link below to #cinemayearzero magazine, our pieces for the festival can be found using the link below: www.cinemayearzero.com

Following an in-person presentation to an esteemed industry panel at the 10th anniversary edition of Cinema Rediscovered, we can announce the Pitch to Park Circus 2026 winner: Georgia Humphreys! Read more via our Letterboxd HQ account in bio.

🎬 That's a wrap on the 10th Birthday edition of Cinema Rediscovered 🎂 A massive thanks to our partner venues, sponsors, the festival team and everyone who supported us putting Great Films back on the Big Screen. If you attended an event, please fill out the below survey to help keep us going.

Big shout out to @cineredis.bsky.social for a fine few days of films, ended with In The Soup yesterday, one I'd pretty much forgotten about. Guess it defines what the event is about, offering up a lost gem. Words post-event coming soon www.youtube.com/watch?v=beHl...

In The Soup (Trailer)

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Last film of my @cineredis.bsky.social is up next. In the Soup (Alexandre Rockwell, 1992). Only managed 10 of the 18 films I'd originally reserved but attended every day at least. Friday in particular was superb, with the one two punch of a Ray and Chabrol.

Just came back from my final film of @cineredis.bsky.social which had me jumping on a bus to Clevedon and their amazing Curzon Cinema. Which is one of the prettiest cinemas in the West Country. 🧵 #CineRedis26

My final film for @cineredis.bsky.social this year at @wshed.bsky.social was Modesty Blaise. Ridiculous and camp, but huge fun. Terence Stamp was outrageously gorgeous! Great intro before the film by one of the cinema curators too. boxd.it/1a8U

Modesty Blaise (1966)

Modesty Blaise, a secret agent whose hair color, hair style, and mod clothing change at a snap of her fingers is being used by the British government as a decoy in an effort to thwart a diamond heist....

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My last film of @cineredis.bsky.social is the reconstruction of Erich von Stromheim’s original vision of Queen Kelly. And with an intro by @pamhutch.bsky.social who literally wrote the book on this film I’m ending this year’s fest in style. 😁 #filmsky #Letterboxd #CineRedis26 boxd.it/fs4GA1

A ★★★★½ review of Queen Kelly (1929)

My final film of Cinema Rediscovered 2026 has me jumping on a bus to travel all the way to the lovely streets of Clevedon and their wonderfully preserved old style Curzon Cinema. You know a cinema is ...

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Festival Founder Mark Cosgrove's introducing the World Premiere of John Schlesinger's newly-restored Billy Liar (1963) on the final day of Cinema Rediscovered at Watershed. Thanks to STUDIOCANAL, Billy Liar will be back in select cinemas as part of #CineRedisonTour and Rip it Up from August.

I've had Whistle Down the Wind on my watchlist for years. Glad to have finally seen this brilliant film, and in the cinema too. Thank you @cineredis.bsky.social and @wshed.bsky.social for a fantastic start to my final day of films at the festival! boxd.it/1e4i

Whistle Down the Wind (1961)

When an injured wife-murderer takes refuge on a remote Lancashire farm, the farmer’s three children mistakenly believe him to be the Second Coming of Christ.

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Today’s first film @cineredis.bsky.social with suitable forthcoming release info from @studiocanal.com

Saw this @cineredis.bsky.social. More on today. I’m seeing two: Whistle Down the Wind and Modesty Blaise.

Andrew Kelly@andrewkelly.bsky.social · 2w ago

Watched Boorman and the Devil yesterday. A very good documentary about a film disaster. Watched The Heretic after and still making up my mind about it. If you want to see more Boorman, his Bristol documentaries from the early 1960s are on 12 September: www.headfirstbristol.co.uk/whats-on/bri...

Fans of the biggest stars at our 10th anniversary festival? Then show off your knowledge at tomorrow's @wshed.bsky.social Cinema Rediscovered Film Quiz, Sun 26 July 20:30! There's tons of exclusive film merch and collectibles up for grabs, with first prize your own private screening at Watershed.

After a mammoth five films yesterday, just the two today: Mikey and Nicky then Taxi Driver on the Megascreen. It's been great so far

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We've reached the weekend and a jam-packed Day 4 of #CineRedis26

Spending the day at @cineredis.bsky.social. Starting off with a celebration of 50 years of Aardman with a tribute to Morph with Aardman founders Peter Lord and David Sproxton. A brilliant start to the day #cineredis26

First film of the fourth day of #CineRedis26 is the absolutely perfect Matinee by Joe Dante. With an actual appearance by MANT! themselves! Thank you @cineredis.bsky.social for helping me discover what has instantly become one of my all time favourite films.

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***ANNOUNCEMENT*** Coming on September 28th on #4K in the UK from @studiocanal.com as part of their #VintageClassics line: #Accident (1967)! Stephen (Dirk Bogarde – The Servant) is a middle-aged professor at Oxford University. Stifled by his life of marriage and academia, he yearns for an affair

We've reached the weekend and a jam-packed Day 4 of #CineRedis26

Loving Cinema Rediscovered, aka @cineredis.bsky.social, at @wshed.bsky.social! Favourite films so far have been In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones (www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...), subtitled by Day to Night & WW2 propaganda feature Pastor Hall, rereleased by @indicator.bsky.social.

In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones: Indian writer Arundhati Roy's cult classic college film returns to spotlight

Nearly 40 years on, the Booker prize-winning writer's debut campus satire is set to be screened in Berlin.

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Seen a Chabrol every day and I think I might have Stéphane Audran's beautiful face in my dreams and nightmares for a long time to come. My goodness, it's like I'm seeing her with new eyes @cineredis.bsky.social

Loved this little film. Probably the lowest budget film I’ve ever seen, which made it all the more endearing. Great to watch in a cinema to share the laughs with other people. @cineredis.bsky.social and @wshed.bsky.social have given us an excellent variety of films again this year! boxd.it/5wmM

The Seats of the Alcazar (1989)

A French man recalls his moviegoing adventures at a now defunct titular theater as a journalist for the film magazine Cahiers du Cinéma during the mid-1950s.

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Another addition to my collection of film festival tee shirts thanks to @cineredis.bsky.social Danger: Diabolik was a great opener for the festival so it’s an obvious choice to adorn the fest’s apparel. Plus I’ve wanted apparel based to show my love of Mario Bava for a while now. #cineredis26

I wrote about the beautiful and painful Looking for Mr Goodbar (1976) for @cineredis.bsky.social. Screening on 35mm at @wshed.bsky.social this afternoon.