Free Kids’ Club Screening of Savages at Pictureville Cinema

Upcoming family event offers film screening and activities

Pictureville Cinema in Bradford will host a free screening of the French animated film Savages on 8 August 2026 as part of its Kids’ Club programme. The event is organised in collaboration with Bradford & District Friends of the Earth, a local volunteer group focused on climate justice and nature recovery.

Event details

• Date and time: Saturday 8 August 2026, 11:00 to 12:30 – film screening; 12:30 to 14:00 – drop-in crafts and face painting
• Location: Pictureville Cinema, National Science & Media Museum, Bradford, BD1 1NQ
• Age guidance: PG
• Ticket price: £2.60 for children, £3 for adults

The screening will feature Savages, a French animation set in Borneo. The story follows Kéria, who is given a baby orangutan named Oshi. Together with Selaï, they face challenges as the tropical forest around them is increasingly threatened. The film aims to raise awareness about environmental issues affecting wildlife and forests.

Additional activities

After the film, attendees of all ages can participate in crafts and face painting. This part of the event runs from 12:30 to 14:00 and is designed to provide a creative and engaging experience for families.

Kids’ Club environment

The Kids’ Club screenings at Pictureville Cinema are designed to be relaxed and welcoming for children who benefit from a quieter environment. During the screening:

• Lights will remain on
• Sound levels will be reduced
• Children are allowed to move around, make noise, or take breaks as needed

There is also a loyalty card available for Kids’ Club attendees, offering the opportunity to earn free tickets. Interested visitors can ask the cinema staff for more information.

About Bradford & District Friends of the Earth

The local Friends of the Earth group involved in this event campaigns for climate justice, nature recovery, and social fairness across Bradford and the surrounding area. Their collaboration with the cinema highlights the environmental themes of the film.

For further information and to book tickets, visitors can contact Pictureville Cinema or visit the National Science & Media Museum’s website.