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Widescreen Weekend is a unique festival of large-screen formats and cinema technologies celebrating the past, present and future of film.
Enjoy a long weekend of big, bold and wide cinema experiences as we showcase the museum’s fantastic projection facilities. Glorious 70mm screenings, new Cinerama restorations and great guests will remind you why going to the movies is so magical.
Please see National Science and Media Museum Website for full listings and prices.
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National Science and Media Museum (Temporarily Closed), BradfordPlease note that the museum will temporarily be closed until 2025 to allow for some exciting new exhibitions.
The National Science and Media Museum, in the heart of Bradford, explores the science and culture of light and sound technologies and their impact on our lives.
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