Elvira Notari | the complex history of women filmmakers
Elvira Notari has a legacy that continues beyond the films that remain. Catch the director and producer of her documentary in a special Q&A
The North | a quietly powerful reminder to reconnect with nature and each other
Bart Schrijver’s The North has powerful landscapes and strong emotions in a call for us to re-connect with the natural world and each other
“The voice of a 6-year-old begging for help should never be ignored or forgotten” | The Voice of Hind Rajab
The Voice of Hind Rajab shares the pain of real grief from the rubble of destruction and finds humanity struggling to help
Vacation Classics at Studio 74
Holiday… celebrate! There are some super summer Vacation Classics at the Exeter Phoenix to celebrate their archive project
A Tale of Love and Desire + Post Screening Reading & Conversation
A Tale Of Love and Desire, plus readings from the anthology We Wrote in Symbols and a discussion with Selma Dabbagh is at the Exeter Phoenix
Indie cinema magic | Studio 74’s Claire Horrocks casts spells
Claire Horrocks is the programmer at indie cinema Studio 74 at the Exeter Phoenix. She explains what it takes to provide magical cinema
South West Filmathon: The Sequel | if Tron were a film fest…
South West Filmathon: The Sequel burst out of the virtual world and into Studio 74, the solar powered cinema at the Exeter Phoenix
South West Filmathon: The Sequel | wealth of filmmaking talent
The South West Filmathon: The Sequel screening has a whole host of varied films tied together by superb talent and vision
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Cinema Heritage Project | Exeter Phoenix gets National Lottery
Cinema Heritage Project exploring the changing relationship of the city’s cinema-going culture from the Exeter Phoenix has won support
Film fest brings sustainability to Exeter’s solar-powered cinema
The solar-powered cinema that is Studio 74 at the Exeter Phoenix is the fitting venue for Two Short Nights film fest, which focuses on sustainability
February film round-up for Devon and Cornwall
A round-up of the films, special events, Q&As and discussion taking place in Devon and Cornwall in Febraury
So good they screened it twice: local talent encore in Exeter
The popularity of the local talent event at Two Short Nights at the Exeter Phoenix was so strong that they’ve put on a second screening
Director Ben Wheatley heads to Exeter with Q&A tour of Happy New Year, Colin Burstead
Ben Wheatley will be hosting a screening and a Q&A at the Exeter Phoenix, for his new film Happy New Year, Colin Burstead
Scratch-and-sniff cinema, slime making, superheros and more!
Free yourself up for a creative half-term with the Exeter Phoenix offering all kinds of courses, workshops and events, including scratch ‘n’ sniff cinema
Free cinema tickets on offer at Exeter Phoenix’s Studio 74
You can get free tix to the pics (that’s free tickets to the cinema) with the National Lottery Cinema Day at the Exeter Phoenix
Remember Brexit? Postcards From The 48% in Exeter
Brexit shenanigans have largely silenced the 48% (not a small minority) who voted Remain. Postcards from the 48% is a documentary given them a voice
Encounters: Deaf Shorts Showcase in Exeter with Oscar-winner
A fab selection of short films representing deafness as part of a wider narrative from the Encounters film fest is on in Exeter
£5 cinema all summer long in Studio 74, Exeter
Studio 74 at the Exeter Phoenix is offering Exeter film lovers and cool seekers the chance to catch fab flicks for a fiver. Check it out!
Another News Story documentary plus panel discussion in Exeter
The documentary Another News Story which gets behind the reporting of refugee issues is on in Exeter with a panel discussion
Final days of Exeter Bike Shed Theatre captured in Curtain Call
Undoubtedly the Exeter Bike Shed Theatre had an impact, which is why a group of filmmakers made a short documentary capturing its last days.
A new film season marks Exeter Pride’s 10th anniversary
Celebrate love, life and LGBT+ with Cine Queer -a new film season at Studio 74, the Exeter Phoenix, as part of Exeter Pride’s 10th Anniversary with new releases, cult classics, documentary, panel discussions and more
Our food and our future | In Our Hands documentary
In Our Hands is the story about food production in the UK. It aims to debunk the myths, raise some of the issues to offer some kind of hope
Experience Japan in film at the Exeter Phoenix this spring
Some of the best examples of cinema from Japan examines how the country’s filmmakers are experimenting with portrayals of the darker side of human nature will be at the Exeter Phoenix this spring in The Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme
Special screening of ground-breaking animated horror-doc Borley Rectory in Exeter
The tale of Borley Rectory was well-known for its hauntings. Exeter director Ashley Thorpe is back in Exeter with his ground-breaking animated horror doc for a special screening at the Exeter Phoenix
Oreet Ashery wins 10th Film London Jarman Award 2017
Oreet Ashery has bagged the 10th Film London Jarman Award and sound designer Chu-Li Shewring wins the Jules Wright Prize for Female Creative Technician
Daddy’s Letter: Exeter screening for a musical that swings through time
Daddy’s Letter is Les Veale’s musical that jumps time and musical styles in a film about two women and their differing responses to a letter
£5 tickets on offer at Studio 74 this August!
Studio 74 cinema at the Exeter Phoenix is offering a limited number of £5 tickets for its screenings this August
‘A poor man’s epic’: Comrades screening makes impact
A special screening of Bill Douglas’s Comrades in Exeter shone light on the film, which has been called a ‘a Poor Man’s epic’
Six new films to be made with help from Exeter Phoenix
Surrealist comedies, dramatic portraits of human endeavor and innovative animation – the Exeter Phoenix announces its 2017 commissions.
Tantalising special screening of Bill Douglas’ epic Comrades in Exeter
It’s cinema and it’s an event: there’s a special screening of Bill Douglas’ epic Tolpuddle Martyrs epic Comrades at Exeter’s Studio 74, with intros from Phil Wickham and Peter Jewell
