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Radical horror cinema night comes to the Cube
Bristol Radical Film Festival has teamed up with Horror Without End for a unique evening of films “displaying how scary cinema can be a force calling for radical change.”
The programme comprises seven short films running for 90 minutes. Expect explosive deportations, queer killer monsters, and a group of exploited warehouse workers experiencing an encounter with zombie knives. Also included are two shorts by Bristol-based filmmaker Melanie Light: the terrific The Herd (2014), which is billed as “the first feminist vegan horror film”, whose brilliantly simple premise is ‘what if women were treated like dairy cattle?’; and the more recent Trust (2019), a dark commentary on increasing attempts worldwide to restrict reproductive rights.
The screening will be followed by a brief panel discussion.
The Radical Horror Cinema Night takes place at the Cube Cinema on Wednesday 8 May from 8pm. Go here for more information and to book tickets.
Main image from The Herd: Melanie Light
Read more: Meet Bristol’s queen of feminist horror
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