Green Room at Averys Screening Room

Doors open 15:30 | Film starts 15:45

Bristol Film Festival’s intimate screening room sessions celebrate a diverse range of films, personally selected by their passionate team. From underrated classics to indie gems, there will be a mix of great cinema that deserves a wider audience. Every screening includes an arrival drink and an introduction explaining the context and significance of the chosen film.

🎬 About The Film

2015 | 18 | 95 mins

After a last-minute cancellation, hardcore punk band The Ain’t Rights reluctantly agree to play a gig in a remote rural location instead, which turns out to be a skinhead dive bar. As the band attempt to leave they inadvertently witness a grisly crime, and find themselves in a fight for survival as they barricade themselves in the venue’s green room, while a ruthless Neo-Nazi seeks to remove all witnesses.

Contains strong bloody violence and gore, strong language, discriminatory language, moderate sex references

📍The Location

Averys began in 1793 and over the years, the family has built its reputation as one of the UK’s most pioneering wine merchants. Their historic wine cellar can be found beneath their shop on Culver Street, and is an atmospheric and intimate setting for our both our Screening Room and our popular Vintage Screenings series.

⭐ Exciting Extras

Pre-screening Tasting: Enjoy a brief introduction to wine tasting, sampling a white and a red as you’re talked through the key steps to understanding the aromas, flavours and characteristics of wine.

Deli box: A delicious deli box from local supplier Native Vine. Enjoy 3 cheeses, along with an artisan chutney and crackers; the perfect accompaniment to your wine tasting.