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Bristol Post
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Tristan Cork

First feature film set in Bristol for 60 years gets nationwide cinema release

The first feature film to be shot and set in Bristol for 60 years has premiered in the city - and is now expanding to other cinemas across the country.

The Fence was made by 27-year-old film-maker Will Stone and filmed and set in Hartcliffe last August, and is now becoming something of a sleeper hit in cinemas. It was due to show for a week at Showcase in Cabot Circus and Avonmeads, but has proved so popular that screenings there have been extended into a third week.

The movie was a feature-length version of a short film made by Will, inspired by stories from his father about growing up in Hartcliffe in the 1980s. It follows a teenager trying to get his stolen motorbike back, and stars David Perkins and This Country's Paul Cooper.

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