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Get films made by watching them! Bristol, UK collective screening cult favourites and quirky gems to raise funds for independent productions. videotheque.carrd.co

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Videotheque @videotheque.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Bristol! Join Videotheque for our first screening on November 11 at the Bristol Improv Theatre! Featuring the film we like to think inspired Robert Eggers' Werewulf, 2000 cult classic Ginger Snaps! Tickets on Headfirst: hdfst.uk/e163496
A poster for the film Ginger Snaps with the Videotheque logo on top, as well as the location and date of the screening - Bristol Improv Theatre, on November 11.
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Videotheque @videotheque.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Bristol! Join Videotheque for our first screening on November 11 at the Bristol Improv Theatre! Featuring the film we like to think inspired Robert Eggers' Werewulf, 2000 cult classic Ginger Snaps! Tickets on Headfirst: hdfst.uk/e163496
A poster for the film Ginger Snaps with the Videotheque logo on top, as well as the location and date of the screening - Bristol Improv Theatre, on November 11.
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Videotheque @videotheque.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
And our final member introduction - we saved the best artwork for last - is Molly ( @dogtoothfilms.bsky.social )! Director of @fwfilmfestival.bsky.social award winner Trust Thy Sister, Videotheque is currently helping fundraise her next surreal horror short, Warm Glow.
A portrait of Molly hand-drawn in crayonA short bio - "Molly is a filmmaker who loves the gothic and the cosmic. Her short films have won awards at festivals over the globe - but most importantly, at Bristol's own Forbidden Worlds Film Festival! Her next short will be about a cursed lampshade."Some more info about Molly - her favourite films are Let The Right One In, Ginger Snaps, and Spirited Away. She wants to see more well-done horror comedies, despite not wanting to make them herself. This is all presented against a screenshot from Let The Right One In.
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Videotheque @videotheque.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Next up is Megan @slimyalien.bsky.social , illustrator, designer, and space aficionado!
An illustrated portrait of MeganA short bio - "Megan is an illustrator with experience in animation, concept art, and even metal merch. Her film taste spans the gloriously campy to the bizarre and obscure. An enjoyer of all things space-related, she's currently exploring various storytelling mediums to tackle her space opera romance."A little more about Megan - her favourite films are Independence Day, I Saw The TV Glow, and Aliens. She wants to see more Pan's Labyrinth-esque intersection of fantasy & horror. This is presented against a promotional still of Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum from Independence Day.
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Videotheque @videotheque.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Meet the Videotheque team - first up, animation artist and general art witch Ellie (@elitsa-nn.bsky.social) !
An illustrated portrait of EllieA short bio - "Ellie (you might also know her as Elitsa!) is an artist with 9 years of experience in the animation industry, whose range spans from pre-school TV to 18+ satanic doo-wop music videos. She's currently on a million side quests, dipping her toes into comics and maybe even independent shorts (could this be foreshadowing?), and, when the stars (and her friends' schedules) align, she's the team's dungeon master!"Some more about Ellie - her favourite film is The Last Unicorn, and she wants to see more "adult animation that's not in That One Style". This is presented against a screenshot from The Last Unicorn.
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Videotheque @videotheque.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Love film? Want to help independent creatives put their ideas on screen by watching culty favourites and quirky gems? Then welcome to Videotheque! Curated screenings by local filmmakers Molly (@dogtoothfilms.bsky.social), Ellie (@elitsa-nn.bsky.social), and Megan (@slimyalien.bsky.social)
A poster with the Videotheque logo - a retro, chunky font in bright red, followed by our tagline - "Get films made by watching them", overlaid over a vintage photograph of an audience wearing old-fashioned 3D glasses, reacting to a film.
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