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After much anticipation, the locally filmed BBC One psychological thriller, Chloe, is coming to our screens on 6 February. Maintaining...
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Gerie Herbert wonders why a writer who died four centuries ago still holds such a big place in the nation’s...
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Experimental Bristol-born documentary photographer Stephen Gill reflects on an enriching journey of learning, creating, dismantling and ending up back where it all started, ahead of his home-city retrospective – and how photography saved him Stephen Gill has built his photographic career upon an ethos of conceptual experimentation. Eschewing a signature...
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Bristol Film Festival presents the Clifton Summer Screenings, a three day ‘mini-fest’ brining an exciting programme of blockbusters back to...
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This month the team at Gloucester Road Books have chosen some dark and gothic tales to hunker down with as...
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When shooting wrapped on Stephen Merchant’s new series, over in the principal costume truck its head of wardrobe shared the sartorial processes behind the dressing of the diverse, star-studded cast. Words by Amanda Nicholls, photography courtesy of James Pardon/Big Talk/BBC/Four Eyes Merchant’s long-standing passion project for the BBC follows seven...
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As Bristol celebrates its 650th year of being an independent county, Andrew Swift looks at the curious way in which...
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As Bristol’s beloved Rainmaker Gallery – the only dedicated contemporary Native American art gallery in Europe – prepares to open...
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In 2000, Aardman Animation’s groundbreaking film Chicken Run changed the course of stop-motion animation forever. Some 23 years later, we caught up with Aardman as they crack open the creative process behind its sequel, Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget, ahead of its release on Netflix on 15 December. Words...
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Singer-songwriter, guitarist and YouTuber extraordinaire Mary Spender, is re-writing the rule book when it comes to managing her musical career....
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What’s your connection to Bristol and what makes the city so unique in your opinion?I came to Bristol in 2011...
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Words by Amanda Nicholls Kasabian world has changed a lot since the last tour but a test of the waters in autumn 2021 – minus a founding member – reveals practically tropical temperatures. Kasabian world has changed a lot since the last tour but a test of the waters in...