Cinema at Redcliffe Caves: Labyrinth
What you'll do
Venture underground into the Redcliffe Caves this October, as the festival’s biannual screening series returns – Bristol Film Festival's Underground Cinema is an unforgettable way to discover, or rediscover, some of the silver screen’s hidden gems, pop culture milestones and genre highlights. Delve deep into one of the most unique locations in Bristol, and forget about the outside world for a couple of hours. Whether you’re settling down for a favourite fantasy film or a cult classic, it’s sure to be one of the year’s most memorable movie viewing experiences.
Back by popular demand, Bristol Film Festival are delighted to be screening Jim Henson’s magical musical adventure Labyrinth once more at Redcliffe Caves.
ABOUT THE FILM 1986 | U | 101 mins
After losing patience babysitting her baby brother Toby, Sarah is horrified when she unintentionally conjures the Goblin King, who takes Toby to his castle in Goblin City. Sarah must pass through a magical labyrinth to reach the castle in order to rescue her brother within thirteen hours. Or else, he’ll become a goblin forever…This is worth viewing for David Bowie’s fantastic costumes alone.
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What you'll do
Venture underground into the Redcliffe Caves this October, as the festival’s biannual screening series returns – Bristol Film Festival's Underground Cinema is an unforgettable way to discover, or rediscover, some of the silver screen’s hidden gems, pop culture milestones and genre highlights. Delve deep into one of the most unique locations in Bristol, and forget about the outside world for a couple of hours. Whether you’re settling down for a favourite fantasy film or a cult classic, it’s sure to be one of the year’s most memorable movie viewing experiences.
Back by popular demand, Bristol Film Festival are delighted to be screening Jim Henson’s magical musical adventure Labyrinth once more at Redcliffe Caves.
ABOUT THE FILM 1986 | U | 101 mins
After losing patience babysitting her baby brother Toby, Sarah is horrified when she unintentionally conjures the Goblin King, who takes Toby to his castle in Goblin City. Sarah must pass through a magical labyrinth to reach the castle in order to rescue her brother within thirteen hours. Or else, he’ll become a goblin forever…This is worth viewing for David Bowie’s fantastic costumes alone.
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Facilities
- Refreshments available
- Toilets
COVID-19 guidelines
All guidelines in place at the time of your experience will be adhered to.
On the day
Redcliffe Wharf is located below Redcliffe Parade East, close to Wapping Wharf. There is no parking or vehicular access permitted onto the Wharf itself.
The nearest car parks are Redcliffe Parade car park and Lower Guinea Street car park.
Please contact Bristol Film Festival for further information about accessibility at this venue.
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About Bristol Film Festival
Bristol Film Festival was started by director Owen Franklin in 2015. The Festival provides an alternative experience for lovers of film and cinema, and celebrates the cultural landscape of his home city, Bristol.
The concept is simple: to bring classic films back to the big screen, in some of Bristol’s most iconic and interesting venues, including Bristol Museum, Clifton Observatory, Bristol Cathedral, and Redcliffe Caves.
The films and locations are carefully matched together, and involve unique immersive elements - whether it's live performers, tours of venues after hours, or themed wine tastings, you can expect to leave one of our events having had a film experience unlike any other!
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