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“ Watershed's Balance and Belonging Data 2022 ”

Posted on Wed 19 Oct 2022 by Clare Reddington

For the second year running we are publishing Balance and Belonging, a report which shares Watershed's Staff, Board & Freelancers Diversity & Inclusion Data for the last year.

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  Watershed Staff, Board and Freelancers Inclusion Data Report 2022

Wed 19 Oct 2022

A report containing the visualised data of Watershed Staff, Board and Freelancers 2022, with some information on our approach to collecting and analysing it.

October 2022 Cinema Podcast

  October 2022 Cinema Podcast

Posted on Sat 1 Oct 2022

This month Mark speaks with Andrew Kelly, Director of Bristol Ideas from 1993 - 2022, about the season he curated for Watershed this month as well as the new adaptation of All Quiet on the Western Front.

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An open call for Watershed’s Winter Residencies programme

Posted on Wed 28 Sept 2022

We’re delighted to announce an open call for our funded Winter Residencies programme - we’re looking for two UK-based creative practitioners, with ideas for art and technology projects that explore ways of Making the World Differently.

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The Residents Podcast Series is Back!

Posted on Fri 23 Sept 2022

The Residents Podcast, a series of conversations exploring technology, arts, the economy and health through the lens of community and creativity is back, kicking off with a live episode on 27 Oct.

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Watershed is the newest member of Bristol's Climate Leaders Group

Posted on Fri 23 Sept 2022

The Climate Leaders Group supports organisations that are leading the way in reducing their carbon emissions, and we couldn't be more delighted to be one of their newest members.

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Why no Cinebabies screening this week?

Posted on Mon 5 Sept 2022

Just explaining why we do not have a Cinebabies screening this week.

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The BFI London Film Festival 2022… in Bristol

Posted on Wed 31 Aug 2022

The 66th BFI London Film Festival (LFF) in partnership with American Express is coming to Bristol from 5 – 16 October, giving Bristol audiences the chance to discover the world’s best new films on the big screen.

September 2022 Cinema Podcast

  September 2022 Cinema Podcast

Posted on Fri 26 Aug 2022

This month Mark speaks with Professor Andrew Spicer about his book; Sean Connery: Acting, Stardom and National Identity, and the upcoming season at Watershed, Sean Connery: Beyond Bond.

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Introducing Sean Connery: Beyond Bond

Posted on Tue 23 Aug 2022

To celebrate the release of UWE Bristol’s Professor Andrew Spicer’s new book Sean Connery: Acting, Stardom and National Identity, we present a series of film screenings and an illustrated talk on the Scottish star.

August 2022 Cinema Podcast

  August 2022 Cinema Podcast

Posted on Fri 29 July 2022

This month Mark discusses The Films of Kinuyo Tanaka a season coming to Watershed in August with curator Dr Rayna Denison, Professor of Film at Bristol University and leading expert in Japanese cinema.