The Into Film Festival is back and there’s still a huge amount on offer for Bristol educators and their pupils aged 5-19, including free film screenings, festival film guides, screen careers activity, and curriculum-linked special events.
The 2025 Into Film Festival will launch on 7 November with Premieres across the UK – including Bristol Watershed - of Future Council, the latest feature from director, Damon Gameau (2040, That Sugar Film). It is the story of eight kids on a road trip across Europe to challenge powerful leaders and find solutions to our greatest ecological challenges.
Meanwhile, writer and director Jordan Murphy Doidge will speak at Scott Cinemas, following a screening of his short film, Clout; a coming-of-age drama that explores the dark side of social media through the lives of four friends at school.
.jpg)
Just some of the additional free screenings in and around Bristol, available for young people of all ages, include:
Screenings for primary-aged pupils
- Kensuke’s Kingdom
- Paddington in Peru
- Smurfs
- Flow
- How to Train Your Dragon
- The Garfield Movie
- The Wild Robot
- Dog Man
- The Bad Guys 2
Screenings for secondary-aged pupils
- Clueless (30th anniversary 4k re-issue)
- Pan’s Labyrinth
- Karate Kid: Legends
- Jurassic World: Rebirth
- The Most Precious of Cargoes
- Philomena
- Ocean with David Attenborough
- The Marching Band
- September 5
The Into Film Festival Review Writing Competition adds an additional educational element, by supporting literacy through film. It asks young people to review the films they’ve seen at the festival, and each winning entry will receive a £200 voucher for their class to enjoy.
The Into Film Festival is supported by Cinema First and the UK film industry.
Visit the Into Film website for all bookings - tickets are on a first come first served basis but waiting lists are available: www.intofilm.org/festival
Related
Comments
Comments are disabled for this post.
