16 Aug 2025

BULK [With Ben Wheatley Q&A] (Cert TBC)

Experience the chaos, mystery, and genius of Ben Wheatley’s BULK - one night only at Pictureville

Event Details
Date 16 Aug 2025
Times 7pm
Location Pictureville, National Science + Media Museum
Ages TBC

Fresh from its world premiere at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, Ben Wheatley's bold new feature BULK lands at Pictureville for one unmissable screening.

About the film

  • Director: Ben Wheatley
  • Cast: Sam Riley, Alexandra Maria Lara
  • Language: English

BULK is a genre-blurring journey through alternate realities, packed with car chases, gunfights, sci-fi spectacle, and surreal romance. Produced by Rook Films and Film4, this is Wheatley at his most inventive and unpredictable – a return to the daring spirit of his cult hits In the Earth and A Field in England. The film stars Sam Riley, Alexandra Maria Lara, Mark Monero and Noah Taylor.

With executive producers Ollie Madden and David Kimbangi for Film4, BULK is more than a film — it’s an experience. And this exclusive post-premiere screening is your chance to be among the first to see it outside of Edinburgh.

The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Ben Wheatley, actors Sam Riley and Alexandra Maria Lara and producer Andy Starke.

Film4 Presents

A major partnership between Channel 4 and Bradford 2025, exploring Film4’s remarkable catalogue.

Featuring incredible talent like Asif Kapadia, Ben Wheatley and Rebecca Lenkiewicz, this series of film screenings, premieres and director Q&As is curated by Film4 and presented at Pictureville, focusing on debut films by Film4-backed writers and directors.

Credits
This season is supported by Film4 and is part of Bradford: A City of Film, a programme of independent film across the Bradford District. Co-Produced by Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture and National Science and Media Museum.

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