Watershed

1 Canon's Road, Harbourside, Bristol BS15TX

Tel: 0117 927 6444

Watershed is the south west's leading media centre for the digital age, providing
opportunities for all to experience, enjoy and learn about contemporary moving
image media. The programme of feature films, video, digital media, courses and
events is presented in three cinemas, three event suites and online. For more
information about Watershed's current redevelopment programme see their website.

Side Cinema 

1 - 3 Side, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3JE

Tel: 0191 232 2208

Opened as a debate cinema in 1977 and run by Amber film & photography collective,
its programme is largely focused on independent and world cinema, often linked
to Amber's commitment to documentary and engaged social realism. Side Cafe provides
a space for informal discussions before and after screenings.

Showroom

Paternoster Row, Sheffield S1 2BX

Tel: 0114 275 7727

Fax: 0114 249 3204

One of the largest independent cinemas in Britain, comprising four small cinemas,
Showroom is dedicated to providing regional audiences with access to an extensive
programme of international and independent film and media. The Showroom film programme
offers a range of international and independent releases, archive screenings,
special seasons, touring festivals, shorts, documentaries and locally produced
films.

Nottingham Broadway

14 - 18 Broad Street, Nottingham NG1 3AL

Tel: 0115 952 6600

Fax: 0115 952 6622

Broadway is the East Midland's flagship cinema and production house with an established
national and international reputation for film exhibition, production and festivals.

Lumen

Monarch House, Queen Street, Leeds LS1 1LX

Tel: 0113 246 9850

Fax: 0113 246 9854

Lumen is a Leeds based not-for-profit arts organisation with a national and international
reputation for producing challenging, high quality arts programmes. Lumen's activities
include the operation of an AV equipment hire resource, technical consultancy
and the development of an artistic programme which generates learning and educational
resources. Central to Lumen's artistic programme is the production of Evolution
for the Leeds International Film Festival which each year brings together international
artists, film-makers and curators for a programme of screenings, lectures, live
performances and exhibitions.

Leeds Film

Town Hall, The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AD

Tel: 0113 247 8389

Leeds Film organises a broad and diverse programme of cultural film at venues
across the city. In addition to the year-round Leeds Film Quarter and education programmes, it delivers the annual Leeds International Film Festival (November) and Leeds Young People's Film Festival (Easter). Recently they established
the Leeds Film Quarter, a new program of year round screenings of diverse and
challenging cinema from around the world.

Hull Film

Suite 12, Danish Buildings, 44-46 High Street, Hull HU1 1PS

Tel: 01482 381 512

Fax: 01482 381 517

Hull Film is dedicated to the exhibition and creation of short film as a crucial
art form in its own right. Since 2001, Hull Film has been responsible for the
Hull International Short Film Festival, which acts as a showcase of short film.
Hull Film has been active in programming a multitude of screenings, lectures,
master classes and educational events in the city in collaboration with various
venues. Hull Film is also committed to promoting new work and developing critical
discussion as well as developing the Hull Film Study Collection in association
with the University of Lincoln.

Glasgow Film Theatre

12 Rose Street, Glasgow G3 6RB

Tel: 0141 332 8128

Fax: 0141 332 7954

Glasgow Film Theatre is one of the largest and most acclaimed independent, specialist
cinemas in the UK. The cinema plays a major role in the cultural life of Glasgow
through its international programme on two screens of film, video and television.