by Epigram Film & TV

The first Rebel event outside Plymouth takes place in Bristol this weekend and looks like being a social weekend of food, drink, mingling, and, of course, film. Click on the images for the individual event reviews or visit our Rebel Film Festival tag.

Tickets are still available for both days until February 22 - including food and drinks tokens - and also individual screenings via the Rebel website. Epigram readers get 20 per cent off using our special code: 'EPIGRAM20'! See our full preview here.

Reviews for 'Perceptual Bias' and 'Best of Rebel' to come.

Schedule of Films - Saturday February 23

Schedule of Films - Sunday February 24

'Sunday Brunch' 11.30am
'The Underdogs' 1.30pm
'Best of Rebel 2' 3.00pm
'Hell Is Other People' 4.30pm
Book Week 6.45pm
Festival Awards Ceremony 9.00pm
(feature length films in italics)

Feature 1: South African Spook Hunter

review by Ewan Marmo-Bissell, Second Year, History

Rebel Film Festival / South African Spook Hunter (dir. Kathryn MacCorgarry Gray & Daniel Rands)

Feature 2: Reaching Distance

review by Zoë Crowther, SU Correspondent

Rebel Film Festival / Reaching Distance (dir. David Fairhurst)

Feature 3: Book Week

review by Scarlett Sheriff, Fourth Year, French & Spanish

Rebel Film Festival / Book Week (dir. Heath Davis)

Shorts 1: 'Perceptual Bias'

review by Leah Martindale, Third Year, Film & TV

Rebel Film Festival / Encounter (dir. Howard Wimhurst)

Shorts 2: 'The Divided'

review by Olivia Savage, Third Year, Film & TV

Rebel Film Festival / Make Yourself At Home

Shorts 3: 'Best of Rebel 1'

review by Milo Clenshaw, Second Year, Film & English

Rebel Film Festival / Le Skate Modern (dir. Antoine Besse)

Shorts 4: 'Trapped'

review by Kieran Mielek, Second Year, History

Rebel Film Festival / Standby (dir. Ethan Evans & Sean Toshach)

Shorts 5: 'Sunday Brunch'

review by Milo Clenshaw, Second Year, Film & English

Rebel Film Festival / Tea and Tinkering (dir. James Mackay)

Shorts 6: 'The Underdogs'

review by Tyler Royce-Liddle, Third Year, History

Rebel Film Festival / Not with Fire but with Paint (dir. Molly Manning Walker)

Shorts 7: 'Best of Rebel 2'

review by Nina Bryant, Deputy News Editor

Rebel Film Festival / Rob n Ron (dir. Magnus Igland Moller & Peter Smith)

Shorts 8: 'Hell Is Other People'

review by Ella Alalade, Third Year, Ancient History

Rebel Film Festival / Golden Girl (dir. Chiara Fleischhacker)

Featured Image: Photo courtesy of Rebel Film Festival

Are you heading to the first ever Bristol Rebel Film Festival this weekend?

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