Tag: Cult Classic

  • by Isabelle Cocozza Cinema Rediscovered returns to UNESCO City of Film, Bristol inside Watershed cinema, 20th Century Flicks, Clevedon’s Curzon Cinema & Arts, The Cube Microplex and Bristol Megascreen this July 22-26. In anticipation of the unparalleled programme of repertory delights and premieres of beautiful 4K restorations, (amongst projection tours, archive tours, cinema walks and craft events!) I (Isabelle Cocozza,…

    Culture’s Picks Not To Miss from Cinema Rediscovered’s 2026 Programme
  • This year, one of cinema’s greatest cult classics turned 30. Brighton based pop-up White Wall Cinema projects the new 4K release, prompting fascinating reflections on the film’s legacy, and enduring appeal.

    SHOWGIRLS (1995) at 30: The Enduring Tragedy of Nomi Malone Has Never Been So Relevant
  • By Ros Tibbs One thing I have noticed after being a film lover since childhood is that American cinema, which unarguably controls Western ideals of moviemaking, is conventionally defined by everything and anything grand, expensive and intense. Features from the medium’s biggest studio powerhouses are designed to captivate audiences and their pockets by exploding, quite…

    A Love Letter To Gus Van Sant’s Queer Art Masterpiece MY OWN PRIVATE IDAHO (1991)

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