What's on this week at Pictureville Cinema, Bradford

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What's On This Week: Our Studio Send-off and Hitchcock at the Cathedral   Hello,  It's our final week at The Studio and we'd like to thank you for your support during this off-site journey. We've screened everything from LGBTQ+ cult classics to pre-code gems and bold international documentaries, aiming to showcase a diverse range of film you may have never seen on the big screen before. On Saturday you can look forward to a very special Widescreen Weekend screening of a Hitchcock classic at Bradford Cathedral, with an update soon on what's next for Pictureville Cinema.     What's On: 27 and 29 June   Dear Future Children (15) Screening Thu 27 June 11.00 Hopeful documentary following three young people who are out to change the world.   Book Now Copa 71 (PG) Screening Thu 27 June, 14.00 Absorbing documentary about the 1971 Women’s World Cup in Mexico City.   Book Now   TheYorkshire Indian Film Festival (YIFF) is celebrating its second year and continues to showcase the best of Indian and South Asian cinema. The festival will run from 27 June to 2 July 2024 and features screenings at The Studio and Hyde Park Picture House.   YIFF: Before Nikkah (12A adv) + Q&A Screening Thu 27 June 17.30 The film follows two British Pakistanis who go on a blind date, as they prepare for a prospective arranged marriage. Initially apprehensive, the date doesn’t start off well, but fate conspires to keep the couple together for the whole day. This screening will be followed by a 30-minute BSL-interpreted Q&A with director Haider Zafar.   Book Now YIFF: The Queen of My Dreams (12A adv) Screening Thu 27 June 20.00 . In this delightfully colourful film, a young Pakistani woman travels to Karachi when her father dies, and discovers the truth about her childhood.   Book Now   Bradford Cathedral Screening   Widescreen Weekend: Strangers on a Train (PG) Screening Sat 29 June 18.00 Alfred Hitchcock's twisted adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's phycological thriller comes to Bradford Cathedral for one-night-only. This screening is part of a series of trial events for Widescreen Weekend which explore cinema history, showcasing impactful directors, storylines and characters regardless of the widescreen aspect ratio.    Book Now   About The Studio   The Studio is located on Morley Street, just round the corner from the Alhambra Theatre’s main entrance. Please note there is no access to The Studio via the Alhambra Theatre. You can find out more information about the space, including accessibility information and a full walkthrough video, on the Bradford Theatres’ website.   Click here for information about The Studio     Pictureville Cinema remains closed as RAAC remedial work continues. Our IMAX and Cubby Broccoli screen are temporarily closed, as part of the National Science and Media Museum's once-in-a-generation transformation.     © National Science and Media Museum 2024     National Science and Media Museum, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD1 1NQ (as part of the Science Museum Group) is an exempt charity under the Second Schedule of the Charities Act of 1960 and is recognised as charitable by HM Revenue and Customs.